The Economic Benefits of Guidance.
Hughes, D., Bosley, S., Bowes, L., & Bysshe, S. (2002). The Economic Benefits of Guidance. CeGS Research Report Series. Derby: Centre for Guidance Studies, University of Derby, pp. 1 – 50.
Hughes, D., Bosley, S., Bowes, L., & Bysshe, S. (2002). The Economic Benefits of Guidance. CeGS Research Report Series. Derby: Centre for Guidance Studies, University of Derby, pp. 1 – 50.
Bosley, S., El-Sawad, A., Hughes, D., Jackson, C. & Watts, A.G. (2001).Guidance and Individual Learning Accounts. Derby: Centre for Guidance Studies, University of Derby, pp. 1 – 59
Bowes, L., Hartas, D., Hughes, D. & Popham, I. (2001). A Little Book of Evaluation. Sheffield, Department for Education & Skills. Connexions Service National Unit (CSNU), pp. 1- 40
Hughes, D., & Sheldon, R. (2001). Adapt and prosper: meeting the skills challenge: agents for change in a workplace context. Journal of Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, Vol. 3 (1), pp. 32 – 36.
• Jackson, C., Watts., A.G., Hughes, D., Bosley, S., & El-Sawad, A. (2001). Careers Service Work with Adults: A Survey. CeGS Occasional Paper. Derby, Centre for Guidance Studies, University of Derby, pp. 1 – 26
Watts, A.G., Hughes, D., & Haslam, D. (2001). Working relationships between careers services within and outside higher education. British Journal of Education and Work, Vol. 14 (1), pp. 51 – 70.
Hughes, D. (2010) Social mobility of young people and adults in England: the contribution and impact of high quality careers services. London: Careers England
Hughes, D. (2010) A Literature Review: Social Mobility and Careers Service Policies. London: Careers England
Hughes, D. (2009) UK Country Report: Career Development and Public Policy, commissioned by DBIS, LSC, DWP, DELNI, Welsh Assembly Government, and Future Skills Scotland, to feed into the fifth International Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy, Wellington, New Zealand, November 2009
Hughes, D. (2008) The New Adult Advancement Careers Service: What’s in a name? Institute of Career Guidance Occasional Paper, Stourbridge: Institute of Career Guidance, England