Barnett Papers in Social Research

The Barnett Papers in Social Research give Graduate Research Students and faculty members as well as distinguished visitors to the DSPI the opportunity to “pre-publish" high quality research on the department's web pages in a timely manner. Collaborative and transdisciplinary papers are highly encouraged. Manuscripts should be submitted to the editors of the series Dr Paul Montgomery (paul.montgomery@spi.ox.ac.uk) and Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser (martin.seeleib@spi.ox.ac.uk) in Word format. Intending authors should check the guidelines for submitting papers.

2011 No 2: Jameela Pedicini: The Two Indian Welfare Systems: State & Corporate Responses

2011 No. 1: Fran Bennett & Holly Sutherland: The importance of independant income: understanding the role of non-means-tested earnings replacement benefits

2010 No. 4: Sarah Taylor, Fran Bennett & Sirin Sung: Unequal but 'fair'? Housework and child care in a sample of low-to-moderate-income Bristish couples

2010 No. 3: Laura Bambrick: fileadmin/documents/pdf/Barnett_Paper_20103_Laura_Bambrick.pdfA Taxing Issue: Married Women and Income Tax in Ireland

2010 No. 2: Sophia Seung-yoon Lee: The Shift of Labour Market Risks in Deindustrializing Asian Economies: Taiwan, Japan and the Republic of Korea

2010 No. 1: Timo Fleckenstein, Adam M. Saunders & Martin Seeleib-Kaiser: The Dual Transformation of Social Protection and Human Capital:Comparing Britain and Germany

2009 No. 6: Adam M. Saunders: Supplementing the welfare state: the development of America's public-private settlement for the unemployed

2009 No. 5: Adam M. Saunders: The politics of social policy: state of the art

2009 No. 3: Emanuele Ferragina: A new concept generated from an old idea. Rethinking social capital in relation to income inequalities

2009 No.2: Johan Davidsson & Marek Naczyk: The Ins and outs of Dualisation: a Literature Review

2009 No. 1: Greg J. Duncan: Early Childhood Poverty and Later Attainment

2008 No. 4: Martin Seeleib-Kaiser & Timo Fleckenstein: The Political Economy of Occupational Family Policies: Comparing Workplaces in Britain and Germany.

2008 No. 3: Mark Tomlinson, Robert Walker, Glenn Williams: The relationship between poverty and childhood well-being in Great Britain.

2008 No 2: Tom Kelly: Understanding the continental divide: how do we explain the   different developments between the American and Canadian systems for managing health risks?

2008 No 1: Tuuka Toivonen: Japan's first experiment with activation policy for young adults. Does the 'Youth Independence Camp' reconfigure thepublic-private boundaries of social provision?

2007 No 7: Teresa Smith: From Educational Priority Areas to Area-Based Interventions: Community, Neighbourhood and Preschool

2007 No 6: Mark Tomlinson, Robert Walker & Glenn Williams: Measuring Poverty in Britain as a Multi-Dimensional Concept, 1991 to 2003

2007 No 5: Martin Seeleib-Kaiser & Antje Vetterlein: Rethinking Global Governance: Market Actors and Accountability

2007 No 4: Martin Seeleib-Kaiser: From Conservative to Liberal-Communitarian Welfare: Can the Reformed German Welfare State Survive?

2007 No 3: Young Jun Choi: Coming to a Standstill? A new theoretical idea of East Asian Welfare Regimes

2007 No 2: Robert Walker & Sony Pellissery: Giants old and new: Promoting social security and economic growth in the Asia and Pacific Region

2007 No 1: Tuukka Toivonen: Is Japanese Family Policy Turning Nordic?

2006 No 4: Timo Fleckenstein: Restructuring Welfare for the Long Term Unemployed: the case of Hartz Legislation in Germany

2006 No 3: Martin Seeleib-Kaiser & Timo Fleckenstein: Discourse, Learning and Welfare State Change: The case of German labour market reform

2006 No 2: Taekyoon Kim: Varieties of Welfare Control: A historical review on the changing contours of the state-voluntary relations in the Korean welfare context.
To be published in 'International Sociology (2008).

2006 No 1: Sony Pellissery: Do public works programmes ensure employment in the rural informal sector? Examining the employment guarantee scheme in rural Maharashtra, India

2005 No 1: Manuel Souto-Otero: Determinants of access to post-compulsory education and training: A new research agenda