Mobility is often overlooked in debates about spatial disadvantage, which tend to focus on
place. In this paper, the focus is on residential mobility and the ways in which it derives from …

This paper explores the issue of territorial stigmatisation through tenant-driven research
chronicling the experiences of social housing tenants as they examined and reflected upon …

This paper considers the problem of stigmatisation towards tenants residing in public
housing. It draws on the findings of a research panel investigation set up to explore the …

This report presents the findings from a panel investigation established to consider the
impact of stigma for social housing residents and the policies that can be deployed to …

By exploring the debates about poor reputations and stigmatisation of neighbourhoods in
which social housing is concentrated, this chapter argues that living in a neighbourhood with …

Neighborhood poverty experienced over time by low-income households is a topic of
increasing interest and public policy importance. We employ sequence analysis of …

This study investigated the relationships between housing, housing markets and the labour
market. It considered factors such as geographic mobility, reservation wages (ie the …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This is the Final Report for a research project which has involved a
complex and multi-faceted analysis of longitudinal administrative income support (IS) data …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This Positioning Paper aims to identify the nature and magnitude of
the relationship between housing prices, household debt and employment decisions for …

There is evidence that specific locations exhibit poor outcomes along a range of socio-
economic dimensions over a prolonged period. Although attempts to address locational …