Alastairmcintosh.com Website Review

This is the book I've been waiting to read all my life - Cameron McNeish, mountaineer & BBC broadcaster Fascinating, provocative and, occasionally, very funny - Joanna Kavenna, Times Literary Supplement HELLO, AND A WARM WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF ALASTAIR MCINTOSH. Thank you for visiting my home page. See below for contact details and my public itinerary. Also, the tabs above for main themes, and links to the left for a clas*ified index of publications and some other ports Since 2004 I've live within the old parish boundary of Govan in the city of Glasgow, Scotland, where I am a founding trustee of the Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow, and an honorary fellow at the School of Divinity (New College), University of Edinburgh. I run this site to represent myself professionally. Its main purpose is to make my published work readily available. Forgive it being an Nearly all of what I've posted has been previously published or delivered as an address, usually involving peer review. It includes items from local newspapers, the national press, academic papers in refereed scholarly journals, magazine contributions, published letters and poetry, reports, speeches and some broadcasts. There are also sections with my interviews working on a fa*m, having a background in agriculture, economics and rural development. These days her work is mainly with transformative learning and collaborative leadership in community-based organisations. Both of us are Quakers environment and the social environment. Some define human ecology in terms of population, environment, resources and development (PRED). My approach also integrates the psychological and spiritual backdrop to being a conscious human being in a living world. Much of my work is informed by the combination of practical action, study and reflection. In this, I am especially influenced by liberation theology choosing what issues to work on, I therefore ask questions like: Does it contribute to understanding and meaningfulness?