Explore comprehensive public opinion data from the European Social Survey and the European Values Survey. Discover insights across topics, countries, an...

By Nihar B. Shah

Probably not. Here is why.

Around 7% of those polled wanted disability benefit cuts, according to the latest British social attitudes survey.

This chapter analyses public attitudes towards spending on disability benefits and relevant trends in attitudes to welfare spending more broadly.

In 2012, Local Housing Allowance (LHA) levels were linked to the 30th percentile of local rents and automatically revised to reflect market changes. However, since the systematic link with market…

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I was recently asked to review a paper that piqued my curiosity. From the abstract it sounded as if it was a secondary analysis of a datas...

The Reform leader’s relationship with the UK media has enabled him to operate with impunity for years. This past fortnight, that impunity finally appeared to be coming to an end. Carole Cadwalladr, wh...

Every World Cup is meant to have a legacy, this one could be the moment when the process of reclaiming and reforming the governance of football begins.

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Shiv Malik, a former journalist, conceived his vision of timber skyscrapers after chronicling how young people were struggling

Drowning is not the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect.

My last post described the 'disability statistics disaster' - now I explain how to fix it

The press remains one of the last checks on Fifa’s power. Gianni Infantino and his media office are cracking down on it.

A comprehensive resource funded by the ESRC to support researchers, teachers and policymakers who depend on high-quality social and economic data.

George Robertson says Iran war should be wake-up call to address military underfunding in scathing remarks

Economist Alex Clegg explains what we can learn from the latest data revisions on poverty – and what it doesn’t change.