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(In)Equality
How do we ensure equal opportunities in society? Researchers in the Social & Behavioural Sciences study this daily. Find highlighted research with new topics featured every week.
The promise was that homeownership would be: widespread, equalising, and secure. Rowan Arundel presents research that argues how this has been a false promise. Housing markets instead reflect and, crucially, amplify other inequalities.
The promise was that homeownership would be: widespread, equalising, and secure. Rowan Arundel presents research that argues how this has been a false promise. Housing markets instead reflect and, crucially, amplify other inequalities.
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