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Ruth Patrick's research condemns scroungers hype as urban myth
The study by the School of Sociology and Social Policy followed 22 claimants from the city between 2011 and 2013.
Aidan Foster-Carter discusses discontent towards education in South Korea
Aidan Foster-Carter explores the levels of dissatisfaction among major stakeholders of the South Korean education system.
Aidan Foster-Carter discusses how Kim Jong Un has yet to meet other leaders
In an article entitled 'Kimmy No-Mates: Why no meeting and greeting?', Aidan Foster-Carter highlights the lack of interaction between Kim Jong Un and other world leaders since coming to power.
CIRCLE release paper on collaborative care
Around the world, growing attention is being given to finding ways of responding to the challenges of population ageing and of living longer with disability or frailty
Dr Jana Javornik comments on the British Shared Parental Leave initiative
Dr Jana Javornik has written an opinion piece for "My Family Care" on the issue of shared parental leave.