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Methods of conveying information to jurors: evidence review
This review draws on international evidence from field studies which are undertaken with real jurors and simulated or ‘mock’ jury studies.
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Methods of conveying information to jurors: evidence review - research findings
Research findings from the evidence review of methods of conveying information to jurors.
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Tourism in Scotland: the economic contribution of the sector
A report commissioned by the Tourism Leadership Group setting out economic data and trends on tourism across Scotland.
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Veterans' health and wellbeing: a distinctive Scottish approach
An assessment of the current provision of health and social care of veterans in Scotland and a vision and framework for the future.
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Transforming nursing, midwifery and health professions roles: the school nursing role in integrated community nursing teams
This paper (paper 4 in the tranforming roles programme) outlines the school nurse's contribution within wider health and educational wellbeing teams in schools.
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Technological change and the Scottish labour market
A joint research report between Scottish Government and SUC assessing the potential impact of automation on Scottish work places.
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Allotments: further guidance for local authorities: analysis of consultation responses
Analysis of consultation responses to guidance to local authorities on Part 9 of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 on allotments.
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Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy: final evaluation report April 2018
This evaluation report of the Commonwealth Games 2014 legacy summarises previous findings and sets out new findings since the last report in 2015.
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Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy: summary findings April 2018
This is the summary of the final report on the evaluation of the Commonwealth Games 2014 legacy.
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Tackling child poverty delivery plan: forecasting child poverty in Scotland
Child poverty projections for Scotland independently produced by Howard Reed at Landman Economics and Graham Start at Virtual Worlds Research.