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Occasional Papers
The ICLS Occasional Paper (OP) series covers ICLS work not published elsewhere. OPs are list here in order of number. Follow the title link for a full version of the paper (.pdf), keywords and abstract.
| Number | Author | Title / Date / Keywords |
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No. 9 May2012 |
Wellbeing | |
| 9.1 Sally McManus, NatCen for Social Research |
Date: May 2012 Keywords: mental health, well-being scale,Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS), |
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| 9.2 Amanda Sacker, ICLS and Professor of Quantitative Social Science at the Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex. |
Health related behaviours and wellbeing in adolescence Date: May 2012 Keywords: Health behaviours, Adolescence |
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| 9.3 Loretta Platts, ICLS PhD student, Imperial College |
Do physical working conditions influence quality of life after retirement? Date: May 2012 Keywords: working conditions, early old age, Gas and Electricity Public Utilities of France (GAZEL) |
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| 9.4 Jessica Abell, ICLS PhD student, Imperial College |
Well-being within older couples: Does your partner’s health affect your happiness? Date: May 2012 Keywords: Well-being, older couples, English Longitudinal Study of Ageing |
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No. 8 March 2012 |
Early Childhood Health & Development
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| 8.1 Catherine Bromley, Deputy Director, Scottish Centre for Social Research |
Health inequalities in the early years - Evidence from the Growing Up in Scotland Study. Date:March 2012 Keywords: |
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| 8.2 Lidia Panico, Postdoctoral Fellow, LSE Gender Institute |
Family structure and child health (Available on request) Date:March 2012 Keywords: |
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| 8.3 Amanda Sacker , ICLS and Professor of Quantitative Social Science at the Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex |
Breastfeeding and cognitive development Date: March 2012 Keywords: breastfeeding, cognitive development, Millennium Cohort Study (MCS) |
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8.3 Yvonne Kelly, ICLS and Professor of Lifecourse Epidemiology at the Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex |
Time for bed? Date: March 2012 Keywords: |
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No.7 July 2011 |
Professor David Blane, ICLS & Imperial College Dr Maria Maynard, MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit |
The Boyd Orr Cohort : Influences on diet in early old age |
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No. 6 July 2011 |
Work Life Balance | |
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6.1 Anne Conolly, NatCen |
Lone parents and employment: an exploration of findings from the Families and Children Study 2006 – 2008 |
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6.2 Jitka Pikhartova, ICLS |
To be or not to be an employed mother – what is better for children’s health? (Available on request) | |
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6.3 Dr Anne McMunn, ICLS |
Combining work & family: Health effects in women and their children. | |
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6.4 Bola Akinwale, Imperial College |
Labour market position, family circumstances and health in later life. (Available on request) |
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6.5 Dr Elizabeth Webb |
Transitions in work and family and quality of life at older ages. (Available on request) |
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No. 5 February / March 2011 |
Unemployment, Recession and Health | |
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5.0 Professor Mel Bartley, ICLS 5.1 Professor Mel Bartley, ICLS |
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| 5.2 Ellen Flint, ICLS | The effects of joblessness and insecure employment on psychological well-being (available on request) | |
| 5.3 Dr Bola Akinwale, Imperial College | 5.3 Unemployment, permanent sickness and mortality risk in early old age (available on request) | |
| 5.4 Professor Tarani Chandola, ICLS | 5.4 The effect of the recession on work stress | |
| 5.5 Dr Matt Barnes, NatCen | 5.5 Social impacts of recession(not available) | |
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No. 4 October 2010 |
Education, Education, Education: A life course perspective. | |
| 4.1 Professor Tarani Chandola, ICLS | Can adult education reduce inequalities in health | |
| 4.2 Dr Rosie Green, NatCen | Educational attainment among young people in rural England | |
| 4.3 Andy Ross, NatCen | Disengagement from education among young people | |
| 4.4 Dr Yvonne Kelly, ICLS | What role for the home learning environment & parenting in reducing socio-economic gradients in early child development? | |
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No. 3 February 2011 |
Professor David Blane, Imperial College, Richard D Wiggins, Institute of Education, Scott M Montgomery, Karolinska Institute, Zoe Hildon, University College London, Gopalakrishnan Netuveli, Imperial College |
Resilience at older ages: the importance of social relations and implications for policy. Keywords: Older ages; quality of life; resilience; policy
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No.2 tbc 2011 |
Professor Mel Bartley, UCL |
The importance of life course research in an aging population. Keywords: |
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No.1 June 2010 |
JN Morris, Professor Emeritus, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine |
Minimum Income for Healthy Living (MIHL). June 20010 Transcript Keywords: Minimum income for healthy living. Young, single men. Retired people without disability. |
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The International Centre for Lifecourse Studies in Society and
Health (ICLS) is funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council
(ESRC) RES-596-28-0001 (2008 - 2012). ICLS is a multidisciplinary research centre, directed by Professor Amanda Sacker, that supports supports research at UCL, University of Manchester, University of East London and Örebro University Hospital Sweden.
