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Insecure lives and the policy disconnect
Children's needs and outcomes
Testing and demonstrating the value of the growing up in England (GUiE) dataset
Multidimensional Inequality Framework
Material deprivation
Determinants, dynamics and policy implications of deep poverty
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?
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
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Regional Inequalities in Mortality

Regional Inequalities in Mortality

Raymond Illsley, Julian Le Grand and Christine Mullings

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