Taking the Long View 2016 – our annual review of current research is published
Our annual review explores some of our current research projects such as the impact of racial harassment on health, wellbeing in young people, incentives to work, microsimulation in developing countries and poverty for older disabled people.
Taking the Long View, ISER’s annual review of current research projects and a look back at some of our longer term achievements – including 25 years of the British Household Panel Survey and 20 years of EUROMOD, our microsimulation model for tax and benefit policy comparisons – has just been published.
Taking the Long View is available online or by post. Please contact us for a copy.
The content includes
- 20 years of policy impact in Europe (Professor Holly Sutherland)
- Living with hate and harassment – the impact on the health of ethnic minorities in the UK (Dr Alita Nandi, Dr Renee Luthra, Professor
Michaela Benzeval and Professor Shamit Saggar) - On youth and happiness in a rapidly changing world (Dr Cara Booker and Dr Gundi Knies)
- Nudging into employment – what hurts most – paying tax or losing benefits? (Dr Silvia Avram)
- Inequalities at work – a picture of UK employment and equality of opportunities for fair pay and good jobs
(Dr Malcolm Brynin and Dr Simonetta Longhi) - Life beyond the numbers (Dr Karon Gush, Professor Heather Laurie and James Scott)
- The future of public support for disabled older people (Professor Stephen Pudney)
- Child mortality in India (Dr Seetha Menon)
- Where does the money go? Understanding household incomes and spending (Dr Annette Jäckle and Professor Thomas Crossley)
- The British Household Panel Survey at 25 (Professor Nick Buck)
- Sharing research tools with developing countries (Professor Holly Sutherland)
- Moving online with Understanding Society – the challenges of surveying online (Dr Jonathan Burton)
