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Record type: Journal Article

Beyond the headlines: the intangible costs of terrorism

Health, poverty and employment effects of cutting income replacement benefits for the disabled: a difference-in-differences analysis of the 2017 welfare reforms

A longitudinal multilevel analysis of individual- and contextual-level predictors of cross-ethnic friendships in the UK

The Church of England: sticking with the Tories through thick and thin

Who truly thrives in self-employment? An analysis of gender and age effects

Both family and peer relationships matter in late adolescence: a network analysis of loneliness and social connection in a UK cohort

Long-term childhood poverty in Britain: trends and drivers across the 1991–2017 birth cohorts

Prepandemic risk factors for disabling long COVID: a prospective cohort analysis

Linking psychological distress and multilevel socioeconomic disadvantage: a representative population-based study of 15,851 U.K. adults

Home advantage or hidden strain? The mental health effects of working from home across gender, childcare status, and occupational class before and since the pandemic

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