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Dyadic longitudinal analysis of intergenerational exchanges
Valuing what matters: from efficiency to sufficiency
Child poverty solutions in selected countries
The challenge of ethnic wealth inequalities: Building understanding
Transition to adulthood in the UK in an intergenerational context
The needs of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people living in London
Understanding child poverty in migrant households in the UK
Debt, ethnicity and local area deprivation
Tackling London's problem debt
Family finances: what difference does cash support for children make?
Critical perspectives on lived experience in social security policy research
How does for-profit outsourcing impact healthcare quality?
The multidimensional, place-based drivers of economic inactivity in Northern Ireland
Poverty, ethnicity, racism and family dynamics
Recent projects:
Social policies and distributional outcomes in a changing Britain
Improving the evidence base for understanding the links between inequalities and poverty
Intra-household allocation of resources
Is there a social consensus on a riches line?
Investigating inequalities facing young children of special educational needs and disabilities (SENDs)
Investigating the impact of the Health in Pregnancy Grant
Needs and entitlements: How UK welfare reform affects larger families
Inequalities in early education in England
Review of international evidence on promising policies and programmes designed to reduce poverty and social exclusion
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Housing Benefit Problems and Dilemmas: What can we learn from France and Germany?
Housing Benefit Problems and Dilemmas: What can we learn from France and Germany?
Martin Evans
Published April 1996
Paper Number WSP 119: