Taking a Longer and Deeper View: Social Security Policy and In-Depth Research Over Time Professor Jane Millar
Changing Access to Disability Benefits in Australia Professor Alex Collie, Dr Luke Sheehan and Dr Tyler Jane
Restricting Social Security in Britain: The Household Benefit Cap Dr Chris Grover
Does the Pause in Face-to-Face Benefit Assessments During Covid-19 Provide an Opportunity for Reflection? Dr Katie Pybus, Professor Kate Pickett, Professor Charlie Lloyd, Dr Stephanie Brady and Professor Richard Wilkinson
Is Scotland More Progressive than the UK? A Look at Carer’s Allowance Professor Sara Cantillon and Dr Eleanor Kirk
Rethinking Tax Systems for a Post-Covid Social Contract Professor Andrew Baker and Professor Richard Murphy
Official Poverty Statistics are Systematically Underestimating the Cost of Children Relative to Adults Professor Donald Hirsch
Understanding the Persistence and Duration of Benefit Receipt Dr Katrin Hohmeyer and Dr Torsten Lietzmann
Stigma and Social Assistance in the Global South: Myth or an Overlooked Reality? Dr Keetie Roelen
Benefit Sanctions and Anti-Depressant Prescribing: The Mental Health Impact of Social Security Reforms Evan Williams
Active Labour Market Policies Are Not a Panacea Dr Luc Benda, Professor Ferry Koster and Professor Romke van der Veen
Contracting Employment Services by Results: Performance Targets, Differential Payments and Category Games Dr Siobhan O’Sullivan, Dr Michael McGann and Professor Mark Considine
How Contractual Changes to Employment Services Affect Engagement with Single Mothers Dr Michelle Brady
Unequal Social Protection in the United States: How Do Unemployment Insurance Programmes Vary Across States? Dr Yu-Ling Chang
Basic Income in Finland: How Did a Radical Idea Become Mainstream? Johanna Perkiö
Universal Credit: Design Matters Professor Jane Millar and Dr Fran Bennett
An Idea Whose Time Has Come? The Return of Universal Basic Income Dr Peter Sloman
Magic Numbers, Evidence and Universal Credit Dr Jo Ingold and Dr Mark Monaghan
