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Austerity and welfare cuts exacerbate and reinforce entrenched inequalities in Coalfield Areas
A new report on the impact of Austerity on Coalfield Areas, has called for an end to Austerity, and for new social and economic plans that include trade unions, workers and communities.
An interview with Professor Ana Manzano, co-author and co-editor of Realist Evaluation: Principles and Practice
Welcome to our Book Interview Series where we hear from academics and researchers across the School of Sociology and Social Policy (SSP) about their most recent book publications.
Early years education and childcare key to inclusivity: new report launched
A report concludes these two policy areas are crucial for reducing inequalities in children's life chances and enabling greater participation in the work market, especially for women.
Researchers from Sociology and Social Policy contribute towards field striving for Gender Equality
As we near the end of Women's History Month 2025, we would like to take the chance to reflect on some of the relevant research from colleagues across the School of Sociology and Social Policy.
A spotlight interview with Dr Yen Nee Wong following their book release
Dr Yen Nee Wong's book entitled ‘Equality Dancesport: Gender and Sexual Identities Matter’ is published by Routledge.