What do the public think about economic and social rights?

Vizard, P.ORCID logo (2010). What do the public think about economic and social rights? (CASEbriefs 28). Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion.
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The Report provides an in-depth examination of public attitudes towards economic and social rights using the 2005 Citizenship Survey (Rights and Responsibilities Module). The central finding is that the concept of “rights” is not understood by the public “narrowly” in terms of a limited number of civil and political rights. Rather, it is understood more broadly - with economic and social rights also being viewed as fundamental.

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