What does SIRC stand for?

Social Issues Research Centre (Oxford, UK)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Site Investigation and Restoration Branch (Delaware) Social Science, Behavioral and Education Institutional Review Board (Michigan State University) Software Industry Research Board Source Instructions Reused By Others Seafarers International Research Centre Secure Internet Relay Chat Security Intelligence Review Committee (Canada) Sensory Integration Resource Center Shuttle Imaging Radar-C Snow and Ice Research Center (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention; Japan)		Sport Information Resource Centre Staten Island Railroad Corporation Styrene Information and Research Center (Arlington, VA) Securities Industry Research Centre of Asia-Pacific (Australian and New Zealand universities) Securities Industry Root Certificate Authority (Securities Industry Association) Silicone Impregnated Reusable Ceramic Ablator (Ames Research Center; US NASA) Study of Inherited Risk of Coronary Atherosclerosis (University of Pennsylvania) Scottish Instrumentation and Resource Centre for Advanced Mass Spectrometry (University of Edinburgh; Edinburgh, Scotland, UK) Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care Security Incident Response Control Center (Australia)

Samples in periodicals archive:

is perceived as a menace on our roads, but ten years ago, the Social Issues Research Centre went a long way to debunking the myth that drivers in white vans were rude and reckless.

Who Is the White Van Man?

Dr Peter Marsh, co-director, The Social Issues Research Centre.

TALKING POINT

More than 2,000 adults were asked about their views on life in a survey carried out by the Social Issues Research Centre (SIRC).

We're a nation of optimists

The study of 2200 adults by the Social Issues Research Centre for the AA found most felt they had more in common with people they work with than members of their extended family.

We are defined by work, football & cash; Traditional ties are ...

Peter Marsh, of the Social Issues Research Centre who analysed the results of the Halifax survey, said: "It's possible the reason why the North East has a problem could be due to the rapidly changing nature of communities in that region, for example the move away from mining, shipbuilding and the consequent social and economic strains.

Neighbour poll raps Geordies

Peter Marsh, of the Social Issues Research Centre, who analysed the results said: 'This research shows that Britain remains a neighbourly country, despite gloomy prognoses to the contrary.

Good neighbour? You'll live north of the Border

Male drivers are more likely to exhibit risk-taking and aggressive behaviour on the road than females as a result of their evolution from being hunter- gathers, a psychologist says, Dr Peter Marsh, of the Social Issues Research Centre Oxford, said men were "hard-wired" towards certain types of behaviour, including less safe driving.

MOTORS: Hunting instinct is to blame; DRIVING BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS

The launch comes as the Social Issues Research Centre publishes a new report, Sex Differences in Driving and Insurance Risk, revealing key psychological and evolutionary reasons why women are predominantly safer and calmer than men on the road.

It's official ( women ARE much safer on the roads