- Renee Luthra
- Alita Nandi
Renee Luthra & Alita Nandi write for the Economics Observatory
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ISER researchers discuss their work in these blog posts.
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Is hate crime rising during the Covid-19 crisis?
- Renee Luthra
- Alita Nandi
Writing for the ESRC-funded Economics Observatory, MiSoC’s Renee Luthra and Alita Nandi explore whether the Covid-19 crisis is likely to create a more hostile environment for immigrants and ethnic minorities
Political and ethnic identity
- Lucinda Platt
- Alita Nandi
MiSoC’s Dr Alita Nandi and Professor Lucinda Platt (LSE) investigate the relationship between people’s political and ethnic identities across different majority / minority ethnicities
Ethnicity and Integration?
In an article for Discover Society, Alita Nandi responds to the government’s Integrated Communities Strategy Paper 2018
Job-related learning: who benefits, and how much?
Dr Alita Nandi draws out the findings from the What Works Wellbeing’s latest analysis on the wellbeing benefits of job-related training
How ethnic and racial harassment damages mental health
- Renee Luthra
- Alita Nandi
Dr Alita Nandi and Dr Renee Luthra investigate how ethnic and and racial harassment could affect the victims’ mental health
Living with hate and harassment
- Renee Luthra
- Michaela Benzeval
- Alita Nandi
- Shamit Saggar
ISER researchers are beginning a new ESRC Secondary Data Initiative study into the prevalence and persistence of ethnic and racial harassment and its impact on health using longitudinal analysis
Minority Report
- Alita Nandi
- Paul Fisher
- Malcolm Brynin
- Simonetta Longhi
Ethnic minorities in Britain are experiencing contrasting fortunes when we look at pay and poverty
How do families fare long term after couples split up?
- Mike Brewer
- Alita Nandi
Professor Mike Brewer and Dr Alita Nandi analysed data for the Nuffield Foundation to gain a clearer insight into the fortunes – and wellbeing – of families after the couple split up