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Welfare and social security

Sophie Wise
17th April 2019

Double Discrimination: The economic gap between disabled women and the rest of the population
Sophie Wise
12th April 2019

In it Together: Why receiving benefits is far more common than we think
Sophie Wise
5th April 2019

Planning for Detention Under the Mental Health Act: Challenges and opportunities
Sophie Wise
26th March 2019

Reasons to be Hopeful: 2019 could see a welcome UN resolution for children growing up in institutional care
Sophie Wise
5th March 2019

A ‘Fresh Approach to Universal Credit’ – Are There Lessons from Australia?
Sophie Wise
21st February 2019

Basic Income: World's First National Experiment in Finland Shows Only Modest Benefits
Sophie Wise
8th February 2019

What (If Anything) Can We Learn from the Preliminary Results of the Finnish Basic Income Experiment?
Sophie Wise
4th February 2019

The Alleged Simplicity of Universal Credit and the Lived Experience of Benefit Claimants
Sophie Wise
23rd January 2019

The Rise of ‘Pauper’s Funerals’ is a Disgraceful Reminder of Britain’s Inequalities
Sophie Wise
15th January 2019

Selective systems are precisely what “harm opportunities for other people’s children” – a further comment rejecting the HEPI report on selective schooling