Radical Statistics publications on poverty and inequality

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Radical Statistics publications on poverty and inequality


Low pay statistics: setting the scene	Bharti Patel	Radical Statistics 77: 3 - 7
The theory and practice of wage subsidisation: some historical reflections	Frank Wilkinson	Radical Statistics 77: 8 - 31
The family policy trilemma: the consequences for low-income families in liberal welfare regimes	Hartley Dean	Radical Statistics 77: 32 - 43
Measuring Social Exclusion: a lifespan approach	Patrick McCrystal, Kathryn Higgins and Andrew Percy	Radical Statistics 76: 3 - 14
Quantifying Social Capital: measuring the intangible in the local policy context	Martin Roberts and Martin Roche	Radical Statistics 76: 15 - 28
Social Exclusion and Housing: a relationship in need of elaboration	Alex Marsh	Radical Statistics 76: 29 - 37
Poor areas and the "Ecological Fallacy"	Paul Spicker	Radical Statistics 76: 38 - 49
Engendering Poverty Research: How to go beyond the feminisation of poverty	Elisabetta Ruspini	Radical Statistics 75: 25 - 37
Reducing wages inequalities from published company financial statements	Prem Sikka and Bob Wearing	Radical Statistics 75: 3 - 15
Looking at Health Inequalities: Social class, disabled people and ethnic origin	Alison Macfarlane, Mel Bartley, Susan Kerrison, and Jenny Head	Official Health Statistics - An Unofficial Guide, 2000, Chapter 4
Money Matters: Measuring poverty, wealth and unemployment.	Paul Johnson, Sarah Tanner, and Ray Thomas	Official Health Statistics - An Unofficial Guide, 2000, Chapter 5
Tackling inequalities - Where we are now and what can be done	Christina Pantazis and David Gordon (editors)	Policy Press, 2000 ISBN 1 86134 146 6
The widening gap: health inequalities and policy in Britain	Mary Shaw, Daniel Dorling, David Gordon and George Davey Smith	Policy Press, 1999 ISBN 1 86134 142 3
Inequalities in health (book review)	Jan Rigby	Radical Statistics 72 Autumn 99
Inequalities in Health: evidence presented to the Independent Inquiry chaired by Sir Donald Acheson	David Gordon, Mary Shaw, Daniel Dorling and George Davey Smith (editors)	Policy Press, 1999 ISBN 1 86134 174 1
Defining and measuring social exclusion: a critical overview of current proposals	Ruth Levitas	Radical Statistics 71 Summer '99
Poverty and disabled children	David Gordon and Pauline Heslop	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 20
Where are the deprived? measuring deprivation in cities and regions	Peter Lee	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 21
The racialisation of ethnic inequalities in health	James Y Nazroo	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 25
Making sense of health inequality statistics	Mel Bartley, David Blane and George Davey Smith	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 27
Poverty and health	Anthony Staines	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 28
Working with historical statistics on poverty and economic distress	Humphrey Southall	Statistics and Society 1999, Chapter 40
Ending world poverty in the 21^st century	Peter Townsend	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98
Poverty across the life course and health	George Davey Smith	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98
Is it worth reducing inequalities in health?	Danny Dorling	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98
Inequalities in crime and criminal justice	Christina Pantazis	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98
How can we end inequalities in housing?	Alan Murie	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98
Inequalities in education: Targets and Education Action Zones	Ian Plewis	Radical Statistics 68 Summer '98