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Mark Taylor

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Mark Taylor
Institute for Social and Economic Research
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Tel: 01206 873553
Fax: 01206 873151
Room: 2N2.5A.13

Curriculum vitae ».pdf

Research Interests

Labour economics, labour market dynamics, unemployment, self-employment

Publications

Refereed Journal Articles

  1. Residential mobility, neighbourhood quality and life-course events
      Birgitta Rabe , Mark Taylor

    published in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society), vol:forthcoming, 2009
  2. The Dynamics of Unhealthy Housing in the UK: A Panel Analysis
      Mark Taylor , David Pevalin

    published in Housing Studies, edition: 5, vol:23, 679 - 696, 2008
  3. Marriage and Wages: A Test of the Specialisation Hypothesis
      Mark Taylor , Elena Bardasi

    published in Economica, edition: 299, vol:75, 569 - 591, 2008
  4. Tied Migration and Subsequent Employment: evidence from couples in Britain
      Mark Taylor

    published in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, edition: 6, vol:69, 795 - 818, 2007
  5. Tied migration and Employment Outcomes: Evidence from Couples in Britain
      Mark Taylor

    published in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, edition: 6, vol:69, 795 - 818, 2007
  6. The Psychological Costs of Unsustainable Housing Commitments
      Mark Taylor , David Pevalin , Jennifer Todd

    published in Psychological Medicine, edition: 7, vol:37, 1027 - 1036, 2007
  7. From the Dark End of the Street to the Bright Side of the Road? Investigating the Wage Returns to Residential Mobility in Britain
      René Böheim , Mark Taylor

    published in Labour Economics, edition: 1, vol:14, 99 - 117, 2007
  8. Tell Me Why I Don't Like Mondays: investigating calendar effects on job satisfaction and well-being
      Mark Taylor

    published in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society), edition: 1, vol:169, 127 - 142, 2006
  9. Self-employment in Britain: When, who and why?
      Mark Taylor

    published in Swedish Economic Policy Review, edition: 2, vol:11, 139 - 174, 2004
  10. Job Creators
      Marc Cowling , Peter Mitchell , Mark Taylor

    published in The Manchester School, edition: 5, vol:72, 601 - 617, 2004
  11. Actual and Preferred Working Hours
      Mark Taylor , René Böheim

    published in British Journal of Industrial Relations, edition: 1, vol:42, 149 - 167, 2004
  12. Option or Obligation? The Determinants of Labour Supply Preferences in Britain
      Mark Taylor , René Böheim

    published in The Manchester School, edition: 2, vol:71, 97 - 115, 2003
  13. The Search for Success: do the unemployed find stable employment?
      René Böheim , Mark Taylor

    published in Labour Economics, edition: 6, vol:9, 717 - 735, 2002
  14. Tied Down or Room to Move? Investigating the Relationships Between Housing Tenure, Employment Status and Residential Mobility in Britain
      René Böheim , Mark Taylor

    published in Scottish Journal of Political Economy, edition: 4, vol:49, 369 - 393, 2002
  15. Self-Employment and Windfall Gains in Britain: evidence from panel data
      Mark Taylor

    published in Economica, edition: 272, vol:68, 539 - 566, 2001
  16. Entrepreneurial Women and Men: two different species?
      Mark Taylor

    published in Small Business Economics, edition: 3, vol:16, 167 - 175, 2001
  17. My Home Was My Castle: evictions and repossessions in Britain
      René Böheim , Mark Taylor

    published in Journal of Housing Economics, vol:9, 287 - 320, 2000

Book Chapters

  1. Residential Mobility, Mobility Preferences and Psychological Health
      Mark Taylor , Priscila Ferreira

    in Malcolm Brynin , John Ermisch Changing Relationships , Routledge, chapter 10, 161-180, 2009
  2. The Labour Market Behaviour of Older Workers
      Mark Taylor , John Rigg

    in John Ermisch , Robert Wright Changing Scotland: evidence from the British Household Panel Survey , The Policy Press, chapter 14, 211-225, 2005
  3. Work, Non-Work, Jobs and Job Mobility
      Mark Taylor

    in Richard Berthoud , Jonathan Gershuny Seven Years in the Lives of British Families: evidence on the dynamics of social change from the British Household Panel Survey , The Policy Press, chapter 4, 73-106, 2000

Authored Books

    1. Mark Bryan , Mark Taylor , Morten Blekesaune
    Life-Course Events and Later-Life Employment, Department for Work and Pensions , ISBN: 978 1 84712 384 8 2008
    2. Mark Taylor , Richard Berthoud , Stephen Jenkins
    Low Income and Multiple Disadvantage, 1991-2001: analysis of the British Household Panel Survey, Social Exclusion Unit (Office of Deputy Prime Minister) , ISBN: 1 85112 731 3 2004

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ESRC University of Essex

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