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1 PSE 2010: Glasgow role Nick Bailey and Mark Livingston Department of Urban Studies

2 Glasgow contribution Neighbourhood issues (with HW) Scottish dimensions (with HW) Work Urban/rural dimensions

3 Scottish dimensions Are attitudes to poverty different in Scotland? –Omnibus Survey - 2011 q3/q4 Are levels of poverty or social exclusion different in Scotland? Is nature poverty or social exclusion different in Scotland? –Main survey - 2012 q3/q4

4 Work Does work pay? –Employment status and risks of poverty –Employment status and social exclusion –Quantity vs quality of work –Main survey - 2012 q3/q4 Employment dynamics or work history –Cycles of low pay and risks of poverty –Main survey linked to WPLS - 2012 q4

5 Urban/rural Attitudes to ‘necessities’? Level and nature of poverty and social exclusion –Emphasis on transport and accessibility to services –Emphasis on isolation and stigma for individuals –Seasonal employment and under-employment –Housing affordability


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