The central hypothesis of this study was that the allocation system for NHS hospital and community health services between 1997 and 2003 was not meeting key principles of compensating for differences in the need for services and unavoidable costs. The review and analyses in this…
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Investigating the (possible) emergence of a ‘New Squirearchy’ in rural England, this research considers the extent of a practical appropriation of the discourse of the country gentleman within the milieu of a specific community in the South East. A process commonly attributed to…
As income inequality is at an all-time high in the United States, many researchers write about social class and its role in schools. Most studies are situated in urban schools or high-poverty schools. There is a persistent need to explore and document how social class shapes rur…