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The Casey Commission on Adult Social Care in the UK should adopt social and economic inequalities as *the* framework for understanding the nature of the problem it has been asked to fix , Tania Burchardt writes for the #LSEInequalities blog @LSEblogs blogs.lse.ac.uk/inequalities/2…

Join us for our upcoming #SocialExclusionSeminar next Wednesday! Marina Kousta from @LSEHealthPolicy will discuss how Covid-19 related policy changes to Universal Credit shaped claimants' mental health during the pandemic. Find out more/how to attend here: sticerd.lse.ac.uk/case/_new/even…

Tickets are out today for #LSEFestival: How to save the planet! Join us from 15-20 June to explore the impact of these global challenges and how individuals, communities, organisations, corporations, and those with political power should tackle them. lse.ac.uk/events/lse-fes…

Don't miss Ian Gough's @britishacademy_'s lecture exploring how historical precedents, such as Britain during the Second World War, can inform modern environmental and economic challenges. Register to attend here: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/events/lecture…

CASE Social Exclusion Seminar Series: Programme for Spring Term 2026 - mailchi.mp/lse/case-socia…

Don't miss the upcoming @BritishAcademy_ lecture "Planning for a sufficiency economy: lessons from Britain in World War II" by Ian Gough sticerd.lse.ac.uk/case/_new/news…

"Who benefits from the privatisation of health and social care?" @BenGoodair explores how privatisation has panned out in practice, and who benefits the most, and suggests two possible paths for policymakers. #LSEResearchForTheWorld lse.ac.uk/research/resea…

#KeyFinding 6: There is evidence that good policy can reduce insecurity and lack of appropriate interventions can increase insecurity.

#KeyFinding 5: There is a negative relationship between multiple insecurity and wellbeing

Read our latest #CASEreport by Abigail McKnight presenting key findings from the #MultipleInsecurities research: "Quantifying multiple insecurities in financial, housing, work, health & caring: trends, breakdowns by characteristics & impacts on wellbeing" sticerd.lse.ac.uk/case/_new/publ…

"Who benefits from the privatisation of health and social care?" @BenGoodair explores how privatisation has panned out in practice, and who benefits the most, and suggests two possible paths for policymakers. #LSEResearchForTheWorld lse.ac.uk/research/resea…

#CASEjobs We’re recruiting a Research Officer for our Reform of Universal Credit Childcare and Tax‑Free Childcare project, led by Gillian Paull, analysing ways to improve childcare support for working parents in the UK. 🗓️ Deadline: 29 March 2026 🔗 sticerd.lse.ac.uk/CASE/_new/NEWS…

Ilona Pinter cited in The Independent as it reports on the Home Office scheme offering up to £40K for failed asylum seekers to leave the UK. "...financial incentives would create further animosity and stoke resentment against families seeking safety." independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…

Gillian Paull discusses the recent increase in the minimum wage and its implications for delivering Government-funded preschool places. Read her article by the @CoalitionEdCare sticerd.lse.ac.uk/_NEW/NEWS/abst…

Don't miss the upcoming @BritishAcademy_ lecture by Ian Gough who will speak how a capitalist economy can be transformed in under two years by drawing on British planning in the Second World War. sticerd.lse.ac.uk/case/_new/news…

Read the latest @CambridgeCore Journal of #SocialPolicy article: "Refraining long-term care policy: from services to social determinants" by Tania Burchardt sticerd.lse.ac.uk/CASE/_NEW/PUBL…