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Find out more about the trend of rising inequality in the UK...
Find out more about the trend of rising inequality in the UK with these useful articles
- Duration: 5 mins
- Published on: Friday 26th October 2012
- Introductory Level
- Posted under: Global Education, International Development, Global Development Management, International Studies, Society
The poor are other people: Perceptions of poverty on Teesside
Research on Teesside suggests that not only do those living in poverty not feel part of the poor, but they are likely to demonise the... Read more : The poor are other people: Perceptions of poverty on Teesside
Insight into towns
A collection of pieces offering fresh perspectives on the locations featured in Town With Nicholas Crane. Read more : Insight into towns
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