The study of housing and debates in the field of Social Policy, and in relation to poverty in particular, have for some time operated in what Mark Stephens and Guido van Steen labelled ‘disjointed literatures’. […]
This year’s annual Social Policy Association conference will take place at Swansea University from 6-8 July 2022 on the theme of ‘Inter-generationality: Challenges and Prospects’. It will be delivered in a ‘hybrid’ format so that […]
At the end of primary school in England in 2019, socioeconomically disadvantaged children were on average 9.3 months behind their peers academically, with this gap almost doubling by the end of secondary school. The Pupil […]
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