Politics, Law, Economics - Religion Sociology of Religion
Elected 2003
Urban inequality and the social structure of contemporary cities, including the study of neighbourhood effects; stability and change in crime over the life course
Risk and uncertainty; social policy and state welfare, especially theoretical and normative approaches; cross-national comparative work in Europe and East Asia; public attitudes to inequality, social justice and social policy
Health and well-being at older ages; family and household change; life course influences on health; intergenerational exchanges; demography of ageing
