Items where Division is "Methodology" and Year is 2020

  • University Structure (97933)
  • Methodology (1159)
    Number of items: 33.
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  • Intensive family observations: a methodological guide. (2020) Lareau, Annette Lareau and Rao, Aliya Hamid
  • Should we worry about sponsorship-induced bias in online political science surveys? (2020) Leeper, Thomas J. and Thorson, Emily A. picture_as_pdf
  • From professionals to professional mothers: how college-educated married mothers experience unemployment in the US. (2020) Rao, Aliya Hamid
  • Regional trajectories in life expectancy and lifespan variation: persistent inequality in two Nordic welfare states. (2020) Wilson, Ben and Drefahl, Sven and Sasson, Isaac and Henery, Paul M. and Uggla, Caroline picture_as_pdf
    • Book
  • Crunch time: how married couples confront unemployment. (2020) Rao, Aliya Hamid
    • Report
  • Policing the lockdown: compliance, enforcement and procedural justice. (2020) Bradford, Ben and Hobson, Zoe and Kyprianides, Arabella and Yesberg, Julia and Jackson, Jonathan and Posch, Krisztian picture_as_pdf
  • Launch of policy toolkit: poverty and inequality reduction policies. (2020) Bucelli, Irene and Mcknight, Abigail Ann and Summers, Katherine Elizabeth picture_as_pdf
  • Understanding the relationship between inequalities and poverty: policy toolkit. (2020) Bucelli, Irene and Mcknight, Abigail Ann and Summers, Katherine Elizabeth picture_as_pdf
  • Living on different incomes in London: can public consensus identify a 'riches line'? (2020) Davis, Abigail and Hecht, Katharina and Burchardt, Tania and Gough, Ian and Hirsch, Donald and Rowlingson, Karen and Summers, Kate
  • SUMMARY – living on different incomes in London: can public consensus identify a 'riches line'? (2020) Davis, Abigail and Hecht, Katharina and Burchardt, Tania and Gough, Ian and Hirsch, Donald and Rowlingson, Karen and Summers, Kate picture_as_pdf
  • Living on different incomes in London: can public consensus identify a 'riches line'? (2020) Davis, Abigail and Hecht, Katharina Maria and Burchardt, Tania and Gough, Ian Roger and Hirsch, Donald and Rowlingson, Karen and Summers, Katherine Elizabeth picture_as_pdf
    • Online resource
  • Homeschooling during lockdown deepens inequality. (2020) Anders, Jake and Macmillan, Lindsey and Sturgis, Patrick and Wyness, Gill picture_as_pdf
  • 2015 Nepal Earthquake and COVID-19: a comparison of the politics of crisis governance. (2020) Dhungana, Nimesh picture_as_pdf
  • Changing PHD research in response to COVID19: key considerations. (2020) Dhungana, Nimesh picture_as_pdf
  • Despite the suspension of conditionality, benefit claimants are already looking for work. (2020) Edmiston, Daniel and Geiger, Ben and Scullion, Lisa and Ingold, Jo and Summers, Kate picture_as_pdf
  • Probing academic consensus on COVID-19 mitigation: are lockdown policies favoured mainly in high-income countries? (2020) Fanelli, Daniele picture_as_pdf
  • The uneven geographies of Covid-19 in Latin America. (2020) Halvorsen, Sam and Richmond, Matthew and Marzi, Sonja picture_as_pdf
  • Public compliance and COVID-19: did Cummings damage the fight against the virus, or become a useful anti-role model? (2020) Jackson, Jonathan and Bradford, Ben and Yesberg, Julia and Hobson, Zoe and Kyprianides, Arabella and Posch, Krisztian and Solymosi, Reka picture_as_pdf
  • Racist policing is making Black and White Americans question police authority. (2020) Jackson, Jonathan and McKay, Tasseli and Cheliotis, Leonidas and Fine, Adam and Trinkner, Rick and Bradford, Ben picture_as_pdf
  • The lockdown and social norms: why the UK is complying by consent rather than compulsion. (2020) Jackson, Jonathan and Posch, Krisztian and Bradford, Ben and Hobson, Zoe and Kyprianides, Arabella picture_as_pdf
  • The Cummings row undermines the sense of collective solidarity on which the lockdown relies. (2020) Jackson, Jonathan and Solymosi, Reka and Posch, Krisztian and Bradford, Ben and Hobson, Zoe and Kyprianides, Arabella and Yesberg, Julia picture_as_pdf
  • Coronavirus: survey reveals what the public wants from a contact-tracing app. (2020) Jackson, Jonathan and Taylor, Emmeline and Yesberg, Julia and Posch, Krisztian
  • Conducting transnational participatory research with women during covid-19 remotely: an impossibility? (2020) Marzi, Sonja picture_as_pdf
  • What makes Britons trust police to enforce the lockdown fairly? (2020) Posch, Krisztian and Yesberg, Julia and Jackson, Jonathan and Bradford, Ben and Kyprianides, Arabella picture_as_pdf
  • Author interview: q and a with Dr Aliya Hamid Rao on crunch time: how married couples confront unemployment. (2020) Rao, Aliya picture_as_pdf
  • I’m home to find a job, not do that: what research on unemployment teaches us about gender and job-searching. (2020) Rao, Aliya picture_as_pdf
  • An ageing and distinctly cloudy term: why it is time for the ‘Westminster model’ to be retired. (2020) Russell, Meg and Serban, Ruxandra picture_as_pdf
  • Lockdown scepticism is part of the Brexit divide. (2020) Sturgis, Patrick and Jackson, Jonathan and Kuha, Jouni picture_as_pdf
  • Lockdown scepticism is part of the Brexit divide. (2020) Sturgis, Patrick and Jackson, Jonathan and Kuha, Jouni picture_as_pdf
  • Estimating how many Britons have already had COVID-19 using self-reported data. (2020) Sturgis, Patrick and Kuha, Jouni picture_as_pdf
  • Patrick Sturgis & Jouni Kuha: over 5 million people in Britain think they have been infected with COVID-19. (2020) Sturgis, Patrick and Kuha, Jouni picture_as_pdf
  • Public support for Live Facial Recognition and implications for COVID-19 policing. (2020) Yesberg, Julia and Jackson, Jonathan and Bradford, Ben picture_as_pdf
  • Track, trace and trust. (2020) Yesberg, Julia and Posch, Krisztian and Jackson, Jonathan and Taylor, Emmeline