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An innovative study conducted in London and examining whether members of the public could identify and agree on a threshold above which a standard of living could be regarded as excessive, or harmful to wider society. Read more...
A new policy toolkit examines policies with a potential 'double dividend': policies that could lead to reductions in both poverty and inequality in the UK. Read more...
Yang Hu (Lancaster University)
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Wednesday 07 October 2020
Dafni Papoutsaki (Institute for Employment Studies)
Wednesday 04 November 2020
Steve Machin (Centre for Economic Performance, LSE)
Wednesday 25 November 2020
Abigail Marks (University of Stirling)
Wednesday 09 December 2020
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LSE Housing and Communities
This report documents 17 case studies of homelessness provision and support in the United Kingdom. Promoting shared learning amongst the providers of homelessness support can improve the capacity and delivery of homeless...Read more...
Friday 11 September 2020
This report explores the homelessness context in the UK, its causes, and the government's approach to tackling homelessness. It also provides evidence of successes and failures of three government funded Housing First pi...Read more...
Caroline Bryson and Stephen McKay
The well-being and outcomes of children living in separated families are associated with the quality of their relationship with their non-resident parent, and child maintenance provided by that parent. It is therefore im...Read more...
Thursday 10 September 2020
Howard Glennerster
It has been suggested that the COVID epidemic, and its profound economic and social consequences, may produce major changes in the dominant ideas that help set the boundaries to social action. This note reflects on sig...Read more...
Wednesday 12 August 2020
Maciej Borsa, Aleksandra Jadach-Sepiolo and Bert Provan
This report addresses options for city renewal in the medium sized, but shrinking, Polish city of Walbrzych. It provides an overview of the impact of the rapid closure of the mining industry in the mid-1990s, in terms o...Read more...
Thursday 06 August 2020
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An open letter to Boris Johnson was initiated by Kitty Stewart and signed by many academics including other CASE members and associates, Tania Burchardt, Kerris Cooper, John Hills, Abigail McKnight, Polly Vizard, Kate Su... Read more...
Tuesday 30 June 2020
Kitty Stewart was invited to talk about child poverty on BBC Radio 4. The segment from the radio show is available here (from minute 12:35 onwards). ... Read more...
Wednesday 24 June 2020
LSE Housing and Communities has a long-standing interest in the role of mutual aid and self-help groups in developing responses to community problems. Since the start of the lockdown, 10 million people have volunteer... Read more...
Monday 08 June 2020
On the 31st of March we said goodbye to STICERD and CASE manager Jane Dickson who retired after 40 years of working at the LSE. Jane managed STICERD for more than 30 years and CASE since its inception in 1997. Jane... Read more...
Wednesday 01 April 2020
This month we welcome Annie-Rose Nicholas who will be taking over the management of STICERD and CASE. Annie joins us from Imperial College, where she was Section Manager in the Centre for Inflammatory Disease. At ... Read more...
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