Families and well-being

Recent Publications

• Housing adaptations and older adults’ health trajectories by level of initial health: evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing -
  1. Jiawei Wu
  2. Emily Grundy
• Gender and parenthood differences in job mobility and pay progression in the UK -
  1. Silvia Avram
  2. Susan Harkness
  3. Daria Popova
• Longitudinal analysis of exchanges of support between parents and children in the UK -
  1. Fiona Steele
  2. Siliang Zhang
  3. Emily Grundy
  4. Tania Burchardt
• Socialization disrupted: the intergenerational transmission of political engagement in immigrant families -
  1. Magda Borkowska
  2. Renee Reichl Luthra
• Does breastfeeding support at work help mothers, children, and employers at the same time? -
  1. Emilia Del Bono
  2. Chiara Daniela Pronzato
• Are housing circumstances associated with faster epigenetic ageing? -
  1. Amy Clair
  2. Emma Baker
  3. Meena Kumari
• Assessing the impact of caregiving for older parents on caregivers’ health: initial health status and trajectories of physical and mental health among midlife caregivers for parents and parents-in-law in Britain -
  1. Pilar Zueras
  2. Emily Grundy
• Mortality risk information, survival expectations and sexual behaviours -
  1. Alberto Ciancio
  2. Adeline Delavande
  3. Hans-Peter Kohler
  4. Iliana V. Kohler
• Housing tenure and disability in the UK: trends and projections 2004–2030 -
  1. Michael Murphy
  2. Emily Grundy
• Role of family factors in provision and perception of social support for older people in Iran: a cross-sectional survey -
  1. Maryam Tajvar
  2. Emily Grundy
  3. Astrid Fletcher
  4. Elizabeth Allen
  5. Badriyeh Karami

More Publications

Explainers

• Worker productivity during COVID-19 and adaptation to working from home -
  1. Ben Etheridge
  2. Ashley Burdett
  3. Li Tang
  4. Yikai Wang
• Can good neighbourly relationships have a positive impact on our mental health in times of crisis? -
  1. Dr Magda Borkowska
  2. Dr James Laurence
  3. Professor Renee Luthra
• Cold homes and mental health -
  1. Dr Amy Clair
  2. Professor Emma Baker
• Like parent, like child: how is political behaviour transmitted in immigrant families? -
  1. Dr Magda Borkowska
  2. Professor Renee Luthra
• Universal Free School Meals reduce child obesity and help with the cost of living -
  1. Angus Holford
  2. Birgitta Rabe
• Impacts of local authority Universal Free School Meal schemes on child obesity and household food expenditure -
  1. Angus Holford
  2. Birgitta Rabe
• Integrating into school: the role of friendships in the educational expectations of immigrant-background students -
  1. Zsófia Boda
  2. Georg Lorenz
  3. Zerrin Salikutluk
  4. Malte Jansen
  5. Miles Hewstone
• University access: the role of background and Covid-19 throughout the application process -
  1. Emilia Del Bono
  2. Laura Fumagalli
  3. Angus Holford
  4. Birgitta Rabe
• Housing and health in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in England -
  1. Amy Clair
  2. Adam Tinson
• The escalation of domestic violence during the Covid-19 lockdown -
  1. Professor Sonia Bhalotra

More MiSoc Explainers

Blog

• Initial health status and its impact on caregiver’s health -
  Emily Grundy
• Exploring the relationship between Free School Meals and childhood obesity -
  Angus Holford
• Advanced British Standard: A-level replacement will require more teachers – but bonuses may not be the way to get them -
  Joshua Fullard
• Why a good Ofsted report can be bad for GCSE results -
  Birgitta Rabe
• Bibby Stockholm: legionella is not the only health threat on the asylum barge -
  Amy Clair
• Separating Immigrant Families: Negotiating Care for Children -
  Renee Luthra
• Teachers are quitting – here’s what could be done to get them to stay -
  Joshua Fullard
• Universal free school meals would make a huge difference to the cost-of-living crisis – here’s how -
  Angus Holford
• Which housing inequalities have been amplified by COVID-19, and what can be done to make the situation fairer for renters? -
  Amy Clair
• Hard hit: Covid-19 has changed many lives, but ethnic minorities and women, especially lone mothers, have been particularly affected. -
  Emilia Del Bono

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