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Subject: Geography

Uneven grounds and unequal losses: structural disadvantage and behavioural biases in well-being -PhD thesis-

Is it the place or the people in the places? Exploration of why young people in deprived coastal communities of England have worse mental health than their peers inland

Unveiling the hidden burden: estimating the proportion of undiagnosed depression, hypertension and diabetes – a modelling study using survey data from adults in England, 2011–2019

Breathing unequal air: environmental disadvantage and residential sorting of immigrant minorities in England and Germany

Estimating population mental health effects of the rollout of Universal Credit in the UK using standard and novel difference-in-differences analysis, 2009–2019

Reexamining the impact of locations on leaving the parental home and choosing new locations: evidence from a new joint choice model

Origin, generation, and destination country context: employment changes and childbearing among female immigrants and their descendants in the UK, France, and Germany

Did social capital protect mental health from social mixing restrictions and spatial immobility during the COVID-19 pandemic? A longitudinal analysis of individual- and contextual-level local social capital

Risk of diagnosed and undiagnosed mental distress in coastal and inland English residents: a pooled cross-sectional analysis of adult UKHLS respondents

The partnership, fertility, and employment trajectories of immigrants in the United Kingdom: an intersectional life course approach using three-channel sequence analysis

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