Supporting migrant children in lockdown: time for joined-up thinking
As England moved into its third national lockdown, all primary and secondary schools had to once again close their gates to most pupils, making ‘distance […]
Month: January 2021
Welfare state development in post-neoliberal Latin America
Can we measure the degree of welfare state development in Latin America beyond the popular social expenditure or welfare generosity indicators? And why have some […]
Why this winter’s lockdown will be even tougher than the first for low income families
With the return to stricter measures including home schooling, the early 2021 lockdown will bring all the challenges to low income families that they experienced […]
Challenges to solidaristic federalism in Mexico
Tensions between wealthier and poorer regions in some developed countries are well known. In Italy, for example, richer regions in the north of the country […]
Tribute to Professor John Hills
Many colleagues will have been shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the death of Professor Sir John Hills FBA – more usually known simply […]