Mr Raj Patel Impact Fellow, University of Essex Email rajpatel@essex.ac.uk Office 2N2.5A.06 Curriculum vitae Latest Publications Insights 2015: findings from the largest longitudinal study of UK households Book - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al SurveysResearchSocial SciencesInvestigating the effects of active commutingEllen FlintSteven Cummins Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 2: Health behaviours - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al CommutingHealthWell BeingBiologyHealth burden of the daily commuteLuke MunfordJennifer RobertsNigel Rice Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 2: Health behaviours - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al CommutingTravelHealthWell BeingAccess to sports facilities: a hurdle to physical activity?Heather BrownFrauke BeckerKofi Antwi Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 2: Health behaviours - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al CommutingTravelHealthWell BeingThe social and spatial context of urban health inequalitiesJens Kandt Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 2: Health behaviours - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al HealthPublic PolicyArea EffectsGeographyParent-child relationships count the most, more than friends or siblingsDeniz YucelAnastasia Vogt Yuan Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 3: Young people's wellbeing - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al HealthWell BeingSocial NetworksYoung PeopleConnections between parent and child wellbeingElizabeth WebbLaia BecaresYvonne KellyAnne McMunnAmanda Sacker, et al Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 3: Young people's wellbeing - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al HealthWell BeingYoung PeopleSociology Of HouseholdsSocial PsychologyNeighbourhood influences on child mental wellbeing and behavioursIvy Shiue Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 3: Young people's wellbeing - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al HealthArea EffectsWell BeingYoung PeopleSocial BehaviourAbout the study: 10 key features- Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al SurveysSocial SciencesFinal word: making a difference togetherRaj Patel Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households - June 1, 2015Michaela BenzevalJanine FordRaj PatelRicky KanabarNicole Martin, et al SurveysPublic PolicySocial Sciences Posts navigation « 1 … 7 8 9 Latest Media Which policies can both boost growth and help people on low incomes?Raj Patel Media - May 6, 2026 Labour MarketHousehold EconomicsPovertyWelfare BenefitsEconomicsPublic PolicyWages And EarningsTo understand the impact of government policies we need a long-term evaluation cultureRaj Patel Media - December 2, 2022 SurveysPublic PolicyGovernmentMost people working from home want to keep doing it, new analysis using Understanding Society dataPiotr MarzecAlita NandiRaj Patel Media - October 28, 2021 Labour MarketHouseholdsLife Course AnalysisCommutingHousehold EconomicsHealthCovid-19Public PolicyDemographyGeographySociology Of LabourEthnic GroupsSociology Of HouseholdsCommon policy problems and what researchers can do about themRaj Patel Media - October 29, 2020 HouseholdsSocial PolicySurveysPublic PolicyGovernmentSocietiesSocial ChangeResearchSocial SciencesInformation NetworksWorking with the policy machineryRaj Patel Media - October 14, 2020 HouseholdsSocial PolicySurveysPublic PolicyGovernmentSocietiesSocial ChangeResearchSocial SciencesInformation NetworksSee all media items