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Jane Millar (University of Bath)   In November 2010 the government published Universal Credit: welfare that works, which set out proposals for [...]

Simon Willis (The Young Foundation)   Inequality is an urgent and complex problem.  It is deeply entrenched in all areas of life. [...]

Di McNeish and Sara Scott (DMSS Research)   Recently we have been working on two projects – both fundamentally concerned with gender [...]

Malcolm Torry (Citizen’s Income Trust)   What kind of society do we live in? What kind of society will we live in: [...]

Kat Smith, Jeff Collin, Mark Hellowell and Rob Ralston (University of Edinburgh)   In the Scottish government White Paper setting out [...]

Sam Okyere, University of Nottingham   “You are saying we are children and so we cannot work on this farm, but there [...]

Jacqueline Baxter, Open University After months of speculation, media hype and political posturing, Ofsted finally released its reports into the 21 [...]

James Wilson, UCL Care.data sounds good on paper. Commissioning of healthcare services will be more efficient and more accurate. Massive new [...]

Sarah Turvey, University of Roehampton The Justice Secretary recently created a near-perfect storm of protest over what has become known as [...]

Figure. Scotland: Types of Household applying for Homelessness Assistance, April - September 2011 Isobel Anderson, University of Stirling In November 2012, the [...]