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Ageing, pensions & income in later life
Gender
Work & care
Remembrance & sport
Pensions
Reform and the impact of particular governments

Youth/young adult criminal justice policy
Childhood neurodevelopmental impairment
Developmental science & its applications to social sciences
Family-focused policy, practice & research methods

Digital care
Community-embedded and co-produced research
Survivor/service user-led research
Arts, health and wellbeing
Gender and sexuality
Trauma, violence and abuse
Housing

Inequity of health and social care access and provision
Palliative care
Disability and life-limiting conditions
Education and training
Qualitative methodologies

The relationships between caring, physical and mental health, and financial wellbeing.
The gendered division of care work, and how care is valued in society.
State policy on care provision and welfare reforms.
The impact of working conditions on care workers’ wellbeing and the quality of provision.
Kinship care.

Care and care work, particularly the conditions and practices of paid care work
Socio-economic inequalities, especially relating to gender and age (the latter focusing on youth)
Sociology of work

Qualitative Research
Foucault’s power/knowledge relationship and Critical Discourse Analysis
Care workers and job quality
Homecare organisation

Labour Economics
Economics of Education
Gender Economics
Applied Microeconometrics
Quantitative and quasi-experimental methods

Digital exclusion and effects of digitalisation on forms of care labour.
State policy on care provision and employment regulation.
Trade union strategies within the social care sector and theorisations of unionism.
Labour theory of value and analyses of capital.

Sustainable care
Ageing

Fay is the Impact Specialist in the Centre for Care.

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