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responsible for elderlypeople’s living standards. Secondly, this article analyses private andpublic income transfers to elderly … to the income of the elderly households,particularly poorer households, while public transfers do not make anysignificant …
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Gateway, London’s major growth area.Nearly half the families are lone parents and half are from an ethnic minoritybackground … havevery little control, and parents are upset by difficult housing andenvironmental conditions that they feel powerless to …
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Helen Bowman reports on interviews with 100 families in two low-income cityneighbourhoods, one in Sheffield and one in … children, but most families valued theirlocal community.[...] …
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. CASE’s qualitative, longitudinalstudy in low income areas seeks to understand area change from theperspective of families … problems and strengths,children’s education, and the direction of change.[...] …
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council estate four miles from the centre of Leeds. It is predominantly councilrented, housing low-income, mainly white …
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,started in April 2003.• In an initial interview in March 2003details of income and circumstanceswere collected. Each family … nominateda main respondent, who was trainedin completing income diaries (eachcovering two weeks). The respondentswere then … telephoned fortnightlythroughout the 2003-04 financial yearto collect details of income in each ofthe previous two weeks …
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The Year at a Glance2004 was CASE’s seventh full year.The Centre continued its high level ofactivity and output through the year.Just after the end of it, we submittedour evaluation report to ESRC, coveringall our activities since we started workin October 1997. These had resulted inmore than...
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[...]This report presents some of the mainfindings from our research in each areaduring 2003: most of our sixth and partof our seventh year. It also details theother activities of the Centre. More detailcan be found in the publications listed inAppendix 2, which include CASE’s owndiscussion...
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four low-income areas in England. Through successiverounds of interviews we are trying to understand how area conditions … parallel study is tracking 12 low-income areas across Englandand Wales from the 1991 Census to 2006.[...] …
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The first round of interviews with 100 families living intwo East London neighbourhoods has unearthed newinformation on problems and strengths in these areas,families’ coping strategies, and area change. Families’dissatisfaction with the areas was high, compared with thenational average. But...
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