Shirley Dex

Scott, J., Dex, S. and Joshi, H. (eds.) (2008) 'Women and Employment', Edward Elgar.

Lindley, J., Dex, S. and Dale, A. (2006) ‘Ethnic differences in women’s labour force participation: The role of qualifications’, Oxford Economic Papers, Vol. 58-2: 351-78.

Dale, A., Lindley, J. and Dex, S. (2006) ‘A life-course perspective on ethnic minority differences in women’s economic activity in Britain’ in European Sociological Review, Vol. 22, No.4: 459-476

Dex, S. and Joshi, H. (eds.) (2005) Children of the 21 st century: From birth to nine months, Bristol, The Policy Press.

Dex, S. and Bond, S. (2005) Measuring work-life balance and its covariates, Work Employment and Society, 19, 627-637.

Dex, S. (2003) Families and Work in the 21st Century, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Dex, S. and Scheibl, F. (2001) ‘Flexible and family-friendly working arrangements in UK-based SMEs: Business Cases.’ British Journal of Industrial Relations, 38: 411-31.

Heather Joshi

Scott, J., Dex, S. and Joshi, H. (eds.) (2008) 'Women and Employment', Edward Elgar.

Joshi, H., Makepeace, G. and Dolton, P., (2007) More or less unequal? Evidence on the pay of men and  women from the British Birth Cohort Studies. Gender, Work and Organization Vol 14 No. 1, 37-51.

Hansen, K., Joshi, H. and Verropoulou, G. (2006) ‘Childcare and Mothers’ Employment. Approaching the new Millennium’, National Institute Economic Review, 195: 84-99.

Steele, F., Kallis, C., Goldstein, H., Joshi, H. (2006) ‘The Relationship between Childbearing and Transitions from Marriage and Cohabitation in Britain. Demography, 42 (4), pp 647-673.

Dex, S . and Joshi, H. (eds.) (2005) Children of the 21 st century: From birth to nine months, Bristol, The Policy Press.

Joshi, H. (2005) ‘Gender and Pay: some more equal than others’ in A. Heath, J. Ermisch and D. Gallie (eds) Understanding Social Change. British Academy Centenary Volume, Oxford: Oxford University Press

Joshi, H. (2002) ‘Production, Reproduction and Education: women, children and work in a British perspective’, Population and Development Review, 28: 1-30.

Joshi, H. and Davies, H. (2002) ‘Women’s Incomes over a Synthetic Lifetime’ in Ruspini, E. and Dale, A. (eds) The Gender Dimension of Social Change: The contribution of dynamic research to the study of women's life courses. Bristol: Policy Press, 111-131.
 

Ingrid Schoon

Martin, P., Schoon, I. and Ross, A. (2007). Beyond transitions. Applying Optimal Matching Analysis to life course research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 1-21

Sacker, A. and  Schoon, I., (2007) Educational resilience in later life: Resources and assets in adolescence and return to education after leaving school at age 16.  Social Science Research, 36, 873-896

Schoon, I., (2007) Adaptations to changing times: Agency in Context. International Journal of Psychology, 42, 94-101

Schoon, I., Martin, P. and  Ross, A., (2007) Career transitions in times of social change. His and her story. Journal of Vocational Behaviour, 70, 78-96

Schoon, I., Ross, A. and Martin, P. (2007). Science Related Careers:  Aspirations and Outcomes in Two British Cohort Studies:  . Equal Opportunities International, 26, 129-143

Schoon, I., (2007) Life chances and opportunities in times of social change: Evidence from two British Birth Cohorts. In: Silbereisen, R.K. & Lerner, R.M (Eds.). Approaches to positive Youth Development, London: Sage

Schoon, I., (2007) Social capital and social integration of young adults in changing times. In: Helve, H. and Bynner, J. (Eds). Youth and Social Capital. Tufnell Press

Schoon, I. (2006). Risk and Resilience: Adaptations to Changing Times. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Salmela-Aro, K. and Schoon, I. (2005). Human Development and Well-Being. Special issue. European Psychologist, 10, 259-263

Schoon, I.; Hansson, L. & Salmeal-Aro, K. (2005). Combining work and family life: contrasting the psychological well-being of married and divorced men and women in Estonia, Finland and the UK. European Psychologist, 10, 309-319

Schoon, I. and Parsons, S. (2002a) ‘Teenage aspirations for future careers and occupational outcomes’, Journal of Vocational Behavior, 60: 262-288.

Schoon, I. and Parsons, S. (2002b) ‘Competence in the face of adversity: the impact of early family environment and long-term consequences’, Children & Society, 16: 260-272.

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Wendy Sigle-Rushton

Bhrolchain, N. M. and Sigle-Rushton, W. (2005) ‘Partner Supply in Britain and the US: Estimates.’ Population, 60(1-2): 37-64

Sigle-Rushton, W. (2005) 'Young Fatherhood and Subsequent Disadvantage in the United Kingdom'. Journal of Marriage and the Family 67(3): 735-753.

Sigle-Rushton, W., Hobcraft, J. and Kiernan, K. (2005) 'Parental Disruption and Adult Well-Being: A Cross Cohort Comparison'. Demography, 42(3)

Sigle-Rushton, W . and McLanahan, S. (2002) 'For Richer or Poorer? Marriage as An Anti-Poverty Strategy in the United States', Population, 57: 509-526.

John Hobcraft

Hobcraft, J., 2007  Towards a scientific understanding of demographic behaviour. Population-E 62(1):47-51 and as ‘Pour améliorer notre compréhension des comportements démographiques.’ Population-F 62(1) : 47-52.

Hobcraft J.N. (2006) ‘The ABC of demographic behaviour: How the interplays of alleles, brains and contexts over the life course should shape research on understanding population processes’. Population Studies 60(2)

Sigle-Rushton, W., Hobcraft, J. and Kiernan, K. (2005) 'Parental Disruption and Adult Well-Being: A Cross Cohort Comparison'. Demography, 42(3)

Hobcraft, J. (2003) 'Reflections on Demographic, Evolutionary, and Genetic Approaches to the Study of Human Reproductive Behavior', in Wachter, K., Bulatao, R. (eds) Offspring: Human Fertility Behavior in Biodemographic Perspective, National Academies Press.

Hobcraft, J. (2002) 'Moving Beyond Elaborate Description: Towards Understanding Choices about Parenthood.' in Macura, M. and Beets, G. (eds) The Dynamics of Fertility and Partnership in Europe: Insights and Lessons from Comparative Research. Vol. I., United Nations.

Kathleen Kiernan

Kiernan, K., Barlow, A. and Merlo, R., (2007) Cohabitation Law Reform and its impact on Marriage: Evidence from Australia and Europe, International Family Law Vol 63: 71-74

Kiernan, K. (2006) “Non-residential fatherhood and child involvement: evidence from the Millennium Cohort Study.”  Journal of Social Policy  35(4): 651-669

Kiernan, K., Barlow, A., and Merlo, R. (2006) “Cohabitation law reform and itsimpact on marriage.”  Family Law 36: 1074-1076

Kiernan, K . (2005) Parenthood and Parenting Ch 5 in S.Dex and H.Joshi (eds) Children of the 21 st Century: from birth to nine months Bristol: Policy Press

Sigle-Rushton, W.,Hobcraft, J. and Kiernan, K. (2005) 'Parental Disruption and Adult Well-Being: A Cross Cohort Comparison'. Demography, 42(3)

Chase-Lansdale, P. L., Kiernan, K. and Friedman, R.(eds) (2004). Human Development across Lives and Generations: The Potential for Change, New York: Cambridge University Press

Kiernan, K. (2004) ‘Unmarried Cohabitation and Parenthood in Britain and Europe’, Journal of Law and Policy, 26: 33-55.

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Jonathan Gershuny

Gershuny, J., Fisher, K, Egerton, M. & Robinson, J. (2007) ‘Gender Convergence in the American Heritage Time Use Study’. Social Indicators Research 83, pp. 1-33.

Gershuny, J. (2005) “Busyness as the Badge of Honor for the New Superordinate Working Class” Social Research, 72, 287-314

Gershuny, J. (2005) “Exit, Voice and Suffering: Do Couples Adapt to Changing Employment Patterns?” Journal of Marriage and the Family (with Michael Bittman and John Brice), 67, 656-665

Gershuny, J. and Sullivan, O. (2001) ‘Cross-national Changes in Time-Use: some sociological (hi)stories re-examined’, British Journal of Sociology, 52, 331-347.

Gershuny, J. (2000) Changing Times: Work and Leisure in Post-industrial Societies, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Man Yee Kan

Kan, M. Y. (2007) 'Measuring Housework Participation: the gap between "stylised" questionnaire estimates and diary-based estimates'. Social Indicators Research.  DOI: 10.1007/s11205-007-9184-5.

Kan, M. Y. (2008) ‘Does Gender Trump Money? Housework hours of husbands and wives in Britain’. Work, Employment and Society, 22(1), 45-66.

Kan, M. Y. (November 2007) 'Work Orientation and Wives' Employment Careers: an evaluation of Hakim's preference theory'. Work and Occupations, 34(4), pp. 430-462.

Kan, M. Y.  and A. Heath (2006) 'The Political Values and Choices of Husbands and Wives'. Journal of Marriage and Family, 68: 70-86.

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Fran Bennett

Sung, S. and Bennett, F., 'Dealing with money in low- to moderate-income families: insights from individual interviews', in K. Clarke, T. Maltby and P. Kennett (eds.). Social Policy Review 19: Analysis and debates in social policy 2007, Bristol: The Policy Press in association with Social Policy Association (2007), 151-173

Bennett, F. (2007) ‘How low income families use their money’, in R. Lister and J. Strelitz (eds.), Why Money Matters, London: Save the Children

Bennett, F. (2006), ‘Paying for children: current issues and implications for policy debates’, in J. Lewis (ed.), Children, Changing Families and Welfare States, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar

Bennett, F. (2006), ‘Life chances and child poverty: the Fabian Commission’, Benefits 14(3), pp. 231-233

Bennett, F. with Dornan, P. (2006), Child Benefit: Fit for the future, London: Child Poverty Action Group

Bennett, F . and Millar, J. (2005), ‘Making work pay?’, Benefits, 42, 13:1

Bennett, F. (2005), Gender and Benefits, Manchester: Equal Opportunities Commission

Bennett, F. with Roberts, M. (2004), From Input to Influence: Participatory approaches to research and inquiry into poverty, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Lewis, J. and Bennett, F (2004), Guest editors for themed issue on 'gender and individualisation', Social Policy and Society, 3, 1: 43-46

Holly Sutherland

Sutherland, H. (2007), ‘EUROMOD - the tax-benefit microsimulation model for the European Union’, in Gupta, A. and Harding, A., Modelling our Future: population ageing, health and aged care, pp 477-482. Amsterdam: Elsevier Science BV.  ISBN  10- 0444530053  ISBN  13 - 9780444530059

Sutherland, H. (2006), ‘Can child poverty be abolished? Promises and policies in the UK’, The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 17(1): 7-32

Sutherland, H. (2006), ‘Inequality and poverty under New Labour’, in J. Hills and K. Stewart (eds.),  A More Equal Society? New Labour, poverty, inequality and exclusion, Bristol: The Policy Press

Sutherland, H. (2006) 'Inequality and Poverty under New Labour' in John Hills, Kitty Stewart A More Equal Society? New Labour, poverty, inequality and exclusion. Bristol, The Policy Press.

Pudney, S., Hancock, R. Sutherland, H. (2006) 'Simulating the Reform of Means-Tested Benefits with Endogenous Take-Up and Claim Costs' . Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics , 68, 135-166.

Immervoll, H., Levy, H., Lietz, C., Mantovani, D., Sutherland, H (2005) 'The Sensitivity of Poverty Rates in the European Union to Macro-level Changes'. Cambridge Journal of Economics, 29, 7.

Sutherland, H., Taylor, R. and Gomulka, J. (2002) “Combining household income and expenditure data in policy simulations”, Review of Income and Wealth, 48: 4.

Susan Himmelweit

Himmelweit, S. (2007) ‘The Prospects for Caring: economic theory and policy analysis’ Cambridge Journal of Economics 31(4), 2007: 581-599

Himmelweit, S. (2007) ‘The right to request flexible working: a “very British” approach to gender (in)equality?’ Australian Bulletin of Labour, Special Issue on “Taking Care: Work and Family Policy Issues for Australia” 33(2): 246-263

Himmelweit, S., (2007) ‘Sharing and caring’ in G. Callaghan, I. Fribbance and M. Higginson (eds.) Personal Finance, pp 319-362, Chichester: John Wiley and Sons

Albelda, R., S. Himmelweit and J. Humphries (eds.) (2005) The Dile mmas of Lone Motherhood, London: Routledge

Himmelweit, S. (2005) ‘Caring: The need for an economic strategy’, Public Policy Research 12(5), 168-173

Himmelweit S. (2005) “Making Policy Makers More Gender Aware: Experiences and Reflections from the Women’s Budget Group in the UK”, Journal of Women, Politics and Policy, 27(1/2) pp109-121

Himmelweit, S. and Sigala, M. (2004) 'Choice and the relationship between identities and behaviour for mothers with pre-school children: Some implications for policy from a UK study' Journal of Social Policy 33: 455-478.

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Linda McDowell

McDowell, L.  (2007)  Gender divisions of labour: sex, gender, sexuality and embodiment in the service sector, chapter 21 in Bryson, J.R. and Daniels, P.W.  (eds.) The Handbook of Service Industries in the Global Economy, Edward Elgar: Cheltenham

McDowell, L. (2007)   Sexing the economy, theorising bodies, chapter in a reader edited by A Tickell, J Peck, E Shepperd and T Barnes(eds) Politics and method revisited Sage, pp 60-70.

McDowell, L.,  D. Perrons, C. Fagan, Ray and Ward (2007)  ‘Gender, social class and work-life balance in the new economy’ in Crompton, R, Lewis, S and Lyonette, C (eds) Women, men, work and family in Europe, Palgrave, pp133-51

McDowell, L. (2006) ‘Connecting space and time: the significance of transformations in women’s    working lives and the structure of cities’, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (with Ward, Perrons, Fagan and Ray) Vol 30:141-158

McDowell, L. (2006)  ‘Reconfigurations of gender and class relations’, Antipode 38, 4: 825-50

McDowell, L. (2006)  ‘Place, class and local circuits of reproduction: exploring the social geography of middle class childcare’, Urban Studies (with Ward, Perrons, Fagan and Ray), 43,12: 2163-82

McDowell, L. (2006) Gender divisions and working time in the new economy (co-edited with D. Perrons, C Fagan, K Ray and K Ward) Edward Elgar

McDowell, L. (2005) Hard Labour: the forgotten voices of Latvian migrant ‘volunteer’ workers, London, UCL Press.

McDowell, L. (2005) ‘Love, money and gender divisions of labour’, Journal of Economic Geography 5, 3.

McDowell, L. (2005) ‘Women’s paid work and moral economies of care’, Social and Cultural Geography, 6, 219-235 (with D Perrons, K Ray, C Fagan and K Ward)

McDowell, L. (2004) ‘Workers, migrants, aliens or citizens?’, Political Geography, 22: 863-86.

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Rosemary Crompton

Lyonette, C., Crompton, R. and Wall, K., (2007) ‘Gender, occupational class and work-life conflict: a comparison of Britain and Portugal’ Community, Work and Family 10 (4): 283-308.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C., (2007) Família, género e articulação entre trabalho e vida privada: comparação dos casos britânico e português, in K. Wall and L. Amancio (eds.) ‘Familia E Genero em Portugal e en Europa’, Attitudes Sociais dos Portugueses.  Imprensa de Ciencias Sociais.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C., (2008).  ‘Who does the housework? The division of labour within the home’, in A. Park, J. Curtice, K. Thomson, M. Phillips and M. Johnson (eds.) British Social Attitudes: the 24th Report. London: Sage.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2006) ‘Some issues in cross-national comparative research methods: a comparison of attitudes to promotion, and women’s employment, in Britain and Portugal’ Work, Employment and Society 20 (2): 389-400.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2006) ‘Work-life ‘balance’ in Europe’ Acta Sociologica  49 (4): 379-393.

Crompton, R. (2006) ‘Class and Family’ Sociological Review November: 658-676.

Crompton, R.  and M. Brockmann (2006) ‘Class, gender and work-life articulation’ in Work, life and time in the New Economy edited by Diane Perrons, Edward Elgar.

Crompton, R. (2006) Employment and the family: the reconfiguration of work and family life in contemporary societies, Cambridge University Press

Crompton, R., Brockmann, M. and Lyonette, C. (2005) Attitudes, women’s employment and the domestic division of labour: a cross-national analysis in two waves”. Work, Employment and Society 19 (2): 213-233.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2005). The new gender essentialism – domestic and family ‘choices’ and their relation to attitudes. British Journal of Sociology, 56 (4): 601-624.

Crompton, R., Brockmann, M., and Wiggins, D. (2003) 'A woman's place... employment and family life for men and women', in Park, A., Curtice, J., Thomson, K., Jarvis, L. and Bromley, C. (eds) British Social Attitudes, the 20th Report, London: Sage.

Clare Lyonette

Lyonette, C., Crompton, R. and Wall, K., (2007) ‘Gender, occupational class and work-life conflict: a comparison of Britain and Portugal’ Community, Work and Family 10 (4): 283-308.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C., (2007) Família, género e articulação entre trabalho e vida privada: comparação dos casos britânico e português, in K. Wall and L. Amancio (eds.) ‘Familia E Genero em Portugal e en Europa’, Attitudes Sociais dos Portugueses.  Imprensa de Ciencias Sociais.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C., (2008).  ‘Who does the housework? The division of labour within the home’, in A. Park, J. Curtice, K. Thomson, M. Phillips and M. Johnson (eds.) British Social Attitudes: the 24th Report. London: Sage.

Lyonette, C. and Yardley, L. (2006): ‘Predicting mental health outcomes in female working carers: a longitudinal analysis’ Aging and Mental Health 10 (4): 368-377.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2006) ‘Some issues in cross-national comparative research methods: a comparison of attitudes to promotion, and women’s employment, in Britain and Portugal’ Work, Employment and Society 20 (2): 389-400.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2006) ‘Work-life ‘balance’ in Europe’ Acta Sociologica  49 (4): 379-393.

Crompton, R., Brockmann, M. and Lyonette, C. (2005) Attitudes, women’s employment and the domestic division of labour: a cross-national analysis in two waves”. Work, Employment and Society 19 (2): 213-233.

Crompton, R. and Lyonette, C. (2005). The new gender essentialism – domestic and family ‘choices’ and their relation to attitudes. British Journal of Sociology, 56 (4): 601-624.

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Simon Deakin

Deakin, S. (2007) ‘Does the “personal employment contract” provide a basis for the reunification of labour law?’ Industrial Law Journal, 36: 68-83.

Barnard, C. and Deakin, S. (2007) Submission to the consultation process on the Discrimination Law Review, A Framework for Fairness: Proposals for a Single Equality Bill for Great Britain, Department for Communities and Local Government, September.

Deakin, S. (2005) 'The capability concept and the evolution of European Social policy', in M. Dougan and E. Spaventa (eds.) Social Welfare and EU Law ( Oxford: Hart Publishing), 3-23.

Deakin, S . and Wilkinson, F. (2005) The Law of the Labour Market:
Industrialization, Employment, and Legal Evolution ( Oxford: Oxford
University Press) 380 pp.

Deakin, S. (2005) 'Social rights in a globalised economy', in P. Alston
(ed.) Labour Rights as Human Rights ( Oxford: OUP), 25-60.

Armour, J., Deakin, S. and Konzelmann, S. (2003) 'Shareholder primacy and the trajectory of UK corporate governance' British Journal of Industrial Relations, 41: 531-555.

Jude Browne

Browne, J. (ed.) (2007) The Future of Gender. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Browne, J. (2007). ‘The Equal Treatment Principle and Gender: theory and practice’ in J. Browne (ed.), The Future of Gender. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Browne, J. (2006) Gender Inequality and Sex Segregation in the Modern Labour Market. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Browne, J and Stears, M (2005) 'Capabilities, Resources, and Systematic Injustice', Politics, Philosophy and Economics Vol. 4, No. 3.

Browne, J., Deakin, S. and Wilkinson, F. (2005) 'Capabilities, Social Rights and European Market integration', in Salais, R. and Villeneuve, R. (eds.) Europe and the Politics of Capabilities. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Browne, J. (2004) ‘Resolving Gender Pay Inequality? Rationales, Enforcement and Policy' Journal of Social Policy, Vol. 33, No 4, p553-571

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Jane Lewis

Lewis, J. (2007) ‘Teenagers and their Parents: Parental time and Parenting Style What are the Issues?’ Political Quarterly 78 (2): 292-300

Ben-Galim, D., Campbell, M. and Lewis, J. ( 2007) ‘Equality and diversity: a new approach to gender equality policy in the UK’, International Journal of Law in Context, 3 (1): 19-33.

Lewis, J. (2007) ‘The Implications of Family Change for the Pursuit of Gender Equality’. In On Solidarity: Cultural and Political Conditions for the Reform of Social Models in Europe and the US. Vienna: Austrian Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour and IWM.

Lewis, J., (2007) ‘Work, Care, Gender Equality and the Problem of ‘Instrumental’ Social Policies’  Sociologisk Forskning no. 2: 65-73.

Lewis, J., (2007) ‘Arbeit, Familie und Gleichstellung. Politikentwicklungen auf europaischer Ebene’. Kurswechsel 1: 48-61.

Lewis, J. and M.Campbell (2007) ‘Work-family balance policies in the UK since 1997: A new departure?’ Journal of Social Policy, 36 (3): 365-381.       

Lewis, J. and M.Campbell (2007) ‘UK work-family balance policies and gender equality, 1997-2005’, Social Politics, 14 (1): 4-30.

Lewis, J., Campbell, M. and C.Huerta (2008) ‘Patterns of paid and unpaid work in Western Europe: gender, commodification, preferences and policy implications’, Journal of European Social Policy, 18 (1): 21-37.

Lewis, J. (2007) ‘Families, Individuals and the State’. In J. Hills, J. Le Grand and D. Piachaud (eds.) Making Social Policy Work. Bristol: Policy Press.

Lewis, J. (2006) ‘Men, women, work, Care and Policies. Review Article’. Journal of European Social Policy 16 (4): 387-92

Lewis, J.  (2006) ‘Employment and Care: the Policy Problem, Gender Equality and the Issue of Choice’. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 8 (2): 103-14

Lewis, J. (2006) Work/family reconciliation, equal opportunities and social policies: the interpretation of policy trajectories at the EU level and the meaning of gender equality’. Journal of European Public Policy, 13 (3): 430-37.

Lewis, J. (2006) ‘Care and Gender: have the arguments for recognising care work now been won?’ In C. Glendinning and P. Kemp (eds.) Cash and  Care, Policy Press

Lewis, J. (2006) ‘Gender and Welfare in Modern Europe’. In R. Harris and L. Roper (eds.) The Art of Survival. Gender and History in Europe, 1450-2000. Past and Present Supplement 1

Lewis, J. (Ed.) (2006) Children, Changing Families and Welfare States, Edward Elgar

Lewis, J . (2005) ‘The changing context for the Obligation to Care and to Earn’. In M. Maclean (ed.) Family Law and Family Values. Oxford: Hart, 2005.

With S. Giullari (2005) ‘The Adult Work Model Family, Gender Equality and Care: The Search for New Policy Principles and the Possibilities and Problems of a Capabilities Approach’. Economy and Society 34 (1): 76-104

With A. Evers (2005) ‘Developing Child-Care Provision in England Germany: problems of governance’. Journal of European Social Policy 15 (3): 195-211

With R. Surender, (2004) Welfare State Change. Towards a Third Way?, Oxford, OUP

Ceridwen Roberts

Roberts, C. and  Martin, J.  (2006) ‘Putting women on the research agenda: the 1980 Women and Employment Survey’, 21ST Century Society (2006) 1 (2): 129-148.

Park, A. and Roberts, C. (2002), ‘The ties that bind’ in Park, A. et al (eds) British Social Attitudes the 19th report, London: Sage.

Clarke, L. and Roberts, C. (2002) ‘Policy and rhetoric: the growing interest in fathers and grandparents in Britain’ in Carling, A., Duncan, S. and Edwards, R. (eds) Analysing Families: morality and rationality in policy and practice, London: Routledge.

Campbell, M. and Roberts, C. (2001) ‘Child Tax Credit and the Family’ Family Policy Briefing 2, Department of Social Policy and Social Work, University of Oxford .

Warman, A. and Roberts, C. (2001) 'Adoption and looked after children - an international comparison' Family Policy Briefing 1, Department of Social Policy and Social Work, University of Oxford.

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Jacqueline Scott

Scott, J., Nolan, J. and Plagnol, A.C. (2009) 'Panel data and open-ended questions: Understanding perceptions of quality of life'
Twenty-First Century Society: Journal of the Academy of Social Sciences. 4(2): 123-135.

Scott, J., Dex, S. and Joshi, H. (eds.) (2008) 'Women and Employment', Edward Elgar. (Book review)

Scott, J. and Nolan, J., (2007) 'New Technology and Gendered Divisions of  Labour: Problems and Prospects for Equality in the Public and Private  Spheres' in Equal Opportunities International, Vol 26, Issue 2

O'Brien, C. and Scott, J.  (2007) 'The Role of the Family'.  In J. Coleman and A. Hagell  (Eds).  Adolescents at risk.  Pp17-40 Chichester:  John Wiley

Nolan, J. and Scott, J.  (2006).  ‘Gender and Kinship Networks in Contemporary Britain’, in B. Lindlay, M. Richards, F. Ebetehaj, and M Lamb (eds) Kinship, Relationships and Law in a Changing Society, London: Hart.  

Scott, J. and M. Braun. (2006) ‘Individualisation of family Values? ’  in P. Ester, M.   Braun and P Mohler (Eds). Globalization, Value Change and Generations. Leiden:  Brill

Nolan, J. and Scott, J. (2006) ‘Gender and Kinship in Contemporary Britain’ in Lindley, B. Ebtehaj, F., Lamb, M. and Richards, M. (eds) Kinship: Relationships and Law in a Changing Society, Hart, Oxford

Scott, J., Treas T. and Richards M. (Eds.) (2004) Blackwell Companion to Sociology of Families. New York: Blackwell.

Scott, J. (2004) ‘Family, Gender and Educational Attainment in Britain: A Longitudinal Study’ International Journal of Comparative Family Studies 35, 4

Burt K. and Scott, J. (2002) ‘Parent and Adolescent Gender-Role Attitudes in 1990s Great Britain’, Sex Roles, 46: 239-245.

Bergman, M and Scott, J. (2002) ‘Young Adolescents’ Wellbeing and Health-risk Behaviours: Gender and Socio-economic Differences’, Journal of Adolescence, 24: 183-197.

Anke Plagnol

Scott, J., Nolan, J. and Plagnol, A.C. (2009) 'Panel data and open-ended questions: Understanding perceptions of quality of life'
Twenty-First Century Society: Journal of the Academy of Social Sciences. 4(2): 123-135.

Plagnol, A.C. and Easterlin, R.A. (2008) 'Aspirations, Attainments, and Satisfaction: Life Cycle Differences between American Women and Men', Journal of Happiness Studies, 9(4): 601-619.

Easterlin, R.A. and Plagnol, A.C. (2008) 'Life Satisfaction and Economic Conditions in East and West Germany Pre- and Post-Unification', Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 68(3-4): 433-444.

Zimmermann, A.C. and Easterlin, R.A. (2006) 'Happily Ever After? Cohabitation, Marriage, Divorce, and Happiness in Germany' Population and Development Review, 32(3): 511-528.

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