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Developing a cross-national research agenda on crime and convictions: When will we catch up with our Scandinavian neighbours?

UK-based criminologists who work with linked administrative datasets often cast an envious eye over to the Scandinavian countries, where information about an individual’s criminal convictions is se

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UI submission of evidence to the Edinburgh Poverty Commission, June 2019

At the end of June, the Understanding Inequalities project submitted evidence to the Edinburgh Poverty Commission in response to their latest call for evidence which focuses on ‘Prospects – what can be done do to improve the life chances of people who are struggling to get by in Edinburgh'.

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Understanding Inequalities International Conference, 9-10th June 2020

The Understanding Inequalities Conference takes place on 9-10th June 2020

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 - 09:30 to Wednesday, June 10, 2020 - 16:30
John McIntyre Conference Centre, University of Edinburgh
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