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The Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) examines different dimensions of social disadvantage and analyses the impact of public policy. Our work covers the following themes.

Social policies and distributional outcomes in a changing Britain

Social policies and distributional outcomes in a changing Britain

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Improving the Evidence Base for Understanding the Links between Inequalities and Poverty

Intra-household allocation of resources

Intra-household allocation of resources

Multidimensional Inequality Framework

Multidimensional Inequality Framework

Is there a social consensus on a riches line?

Is there a social consensus on a riches line?

Investigating inequalities facing young children of special educational needs and disabilities (SENDs)

Investigating inequalities facing young children of special educational needs and disabilities (SENDs)

Analysis of intergenerational exchanges

Dyadic longitudinal analysis of intergenerational exchanges

LSE Housing and Communities

LSE Housing and Communities

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