Daily travel mobility is on a downward trend in several developed economies, including the
UK. This paper examines how mobility trends are differentiated by gender and birth cohort …

Abstract Background In Britain, the tobacco industry segments cigarettes into four price
categories—premium, mid-price, economy and ultra-low-price (ULP). Our previous work …

This thesis offers an account of how social citizenship is understood and actualised by
ordinary citizens engaged in international mobility. It is based on an analysis of in-depth …

We examine the influence of neo-liberalism in re-shaping the accountability of five
professional groups (accountants, solicitors, social workers, nurses and doctors) and its …

This study focuses on the first year experience of Australian university students from low
socio-economic status (SES) backgrounds. Firstly, it examines pre commencement …

This paper presents a dynamic model at three levels to understand changing mobility trends
at the population level. A multi-level framework is proposed that enables existing research …

Over the next decade the 'Baby Boomer'cohort will increasingly contribute to the proportion
of those aged 60 and over in Britain. The issue of how the mobility of older people has …

This thesis aims to examine the link between socio-economic factors and persistent high
fertility in Niger. A national comparison with Senegal–an early fertility transition country …

This thesis looks at the development of young Finns' confidence in education between 1999
and 2013. The purpose of the thesis is to explore how economic turbulence in the form of …

Abstract Young people in South Africa grow and develop in a context of high unemployment
and poverty. These factors increase their vulnerability of engaging in risky sexual behaviour …