Jane Millar

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Jane Millar is affiliated with the following schools: University of Bath, University of York, University of Sussex, University of Bristol

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According to Wikipedia, Jane Isobel Millar, OBE, FBA, FAcSS is Professor of Social Policy and was previously the Pro-Vice Chancellor Research, University of Bath. Her research focuses on policy, families, and social security. She is a member of the Council of the Academy of Social Sciences.

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Jane Millar's Published Works

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Gender and Poverty (1989) (286)
Family Obligations in Europe (1996) (145)
Relationships of Care: Working Lone Mothers, their Children and Employment Sustainability (2009) (126)
Portfolios of mobility: the movement of expertise in transnational corporations in two sectors — aerospace and extractive industries (2007) (112)
Women and Poverty in Britain (1987) (105)
Making work pay? (2005) (105)
Trans-organizational innovation: a framework for research (1997) (101)
Poverty and Social Exclusion in Europe (2002) (98)
How Low-Paid Employees Avoid Poverty: An Analysis by Family Type and Household Structure (2006) (87)
Foreign labour in the United Kingdom (2001) (87)
Excluding Children: Autonomy, Friendship and the Experience of the Care System (2000) (78)
Time and Change: A Review of the Qualitative Longitudinal Research Literature for Social Policy (2007) (76)
Migrants from central and eastern Europe: local geographies. (2007) (75)
Lone parents, employment and social policy: Cross-national comparisons (2001) (74)
Activation as a Common Framework for Social Policies towards Lone Parents (2007) (74)
Understanding Social Security: Issues for policy and practice (2003) (71)
Qualitative Longitudinal Research for Social Policy – Introduction to Themed Section (2007) (68)
Social Exclusion and Social Policy Research: Defining Exclusion (2008) (59)
Women and poverty in Britain, the 1990s (1992) (59)
Lone-parent families and the Welfare State: past and present (1987) (56)
Universal Credit: Assumptions, Contradictions and Virtual Reality (2016) (54)
Following Families: Working Lone‐Mother Families and their Children (2011) (50)
In whose interests? IT migration in an interconnected world economy (2007) (50)
The Dynamics of Poverty and Employment: The Contribution of Qualitative Longitudinal Research to Understanding Transitions, Adaptations and Trajectories (2007) (50)
Does the Minimum Wage Affect Welfare Caseloads (2005) (45)
Do-it-yourself social policy: Searching for a new Paradigm:The Foundations of the Welfare State (1995) (42)
Lone mothers and paid work: the ‘family-work project’ (2013) (40)
Activation as a framework for social policies towards lone parents: is there a continential specificity? (2007) (38)
Making Work Pay, Making Tax Credits Work: An Assessment with Specific Reference to Lone-Parent Employment (2008) (32)
Better-Off in Work? Work, Security and Eelfare for Lone Mothers (2006) (29)
For richer, for poorer? : DHSS cohort study of unemployed men (1984) (28)
Work and well-being over time: lone mothers and their children (2009) (26)
Work and welfare benefits (1989) (24)
Family obligations and social policy: The case of child support (1996) (23)
The Dynamics of Social Exclusion in Europe (2003) (22)
Combining work and welfare (1997) (22)
Low Pay, Household Resources and Poverty (2004) (21)
Part-time work and social security: increasing the options (2006) (21)
Lone parents and employment: international comparisons of what works (2003) (20)
Squaring the circle? Means Testing and Individualisation in the UK and Australia (2004) (20)
The changing face of low pay in Britain (1996) (19)
Work is good for you. Lone mothers, children, work and well-being (2008) (19)
State, Family and Personal Responsibility: The Changing Balance for Lone Mothers in the United Kingdom (1994) (18)
Child Support in Lone-Parent Families: Policies in Australia and the UK':The International Library of Comparative Public Policy: Policy Evaluation (1993) (18)
International Migration in Interesting Times: The Case of the UK (2006) (18)
Parents, Children, Families and New Labour: Developing Family Policy? (2002) (17)
Sole Mothers in Australia: Supporting Mothers to Seek Work (1996) (17)
Labour's welfare reform: Progress to date (2004) (16)
Gender, Poverty and Social Exclusion (2003) (15)
Enforcing Child Support Obligations:The attitudes of separated fathers (1994) (14)
Making a living: Social security, social exclusion and New Travellers (2001) (14)
Desperately seeking security: UK family policy, lone mothers and paid work (2011) (14)
Poverty and the lone-parent : the challenge to social policy (1989) (13)
Lone parents, poverty and work: policy approaches and lessons from aboard (2002) (13)
Lone Parents and the New Deal (2000) (13)
Self-Responsibility and Activation for Lone Mothers in the United Kingdom (2018) (12)
Work as Welfare: Lone mothers, social security and employment (2005) (11)
Social Policy and Family Policy (2003) (10)
Social security, women and equality in the UK (1989) (9)
No Margin for Error: Fifteen Years in the Working Lives of Lone Mothers and their Children (2018) (9)
Employment transitions and the changes in economic circumstances of families with children: Evidence from the Families and Children Study (FACS) (2008) (9)
Mothers, workers, wives: comparing policy approaches to supporting lone mothers (2013) (8)
Tax credits: a close-up view (2011) (7)
Evolution des politiques sociales en direction des familles monoparentales en Europe (2003) (7)
Understanding Labour Supply in Context: Households and Incomes (1994) (7)
The Living Standards of Lone-Parent Families (1987) (7)
Lone-parent families in the UK: challenges for social security policy (1990) (7)
Introduction: The Dynamic Analysis of Poverty and Social Exclusion (2003) (7)
Work-related activity requirements and labour market programmes for lone parents (2001) (7)
From Wage Replacement to Wage Supplementation: Benefits and Tax Credits (2003) (7)
The Role of Social Workers in Welfare to Work Programs (2006) (6)
Unemployment - The Year After (1982) (6)
International Review of Sociology: Revue Internationale de Sociologie (2013) (6)
Activation as a Framework for Social Policies Towards Lone Parents: Is there a continental specificity?: Families and Family Policy (2012) (6)
The employment lottery: Risk and social security benefits (1989) (5)
Comparing employment policies for lone parents cross-nationally: an introduction (2001) (5)
State, family and personal responsibility: The changing balance for lone mothers in the UK (1997) (5)
Lone Mothers, Poverty and Paid Work in the UK (2010) (5)
Timing It Right or Timing It Wrong: How Should Income-Tested Benefits Deal With Changes in Circumstances? (2019) (5)
Timing it right? Tax Credits and responding to income changes (2003) (5)
Les politiques sociales en direction des ménages monoparentaux: tendances européennes : Femmes seules avec enfants face à la précarité (2004) (4)
Left Behind? The Status of Women in Contemporary China (2020) (4)
Making a Living: New Travellers, Social Security and Social Exclusion (2001) (3)
Simplification, modernisation and social security (2005) (3)
Benefits for Children: The United Kingdom (2001) (3)
Lone Mothers, Poverty and Paid Work in the United Kingdom (2010) (3)
Madri single che lavorano: uno studio longitudinale (2009) (3)
Welfare to Work in the United Kingdom (2006) (3)
Diminishing welfare: The Case of the UK (2002) (3)
Co-Design in Action: Knowledge Sharing, Mediation, and Learning (2002) (3)
Work and relationships over time in lone-mother families (2017) (3)
The art of persuasion? The British New Deal for Lone Parents (2003) (3)
Avoiding poverty over time: low-paid workers, households and welfare (2006) (2)
Supporting employment: emerging policy and practice (2001) (2)
Social Security: Means and Ends (2003) (2)
Adjusting Welfare Policies to Stimulate Job Entry: the Example of the United Kingdom (2017) (2)
Cross-national research on women in the European Community: Methodological considerations (1992) (2)
The United Kingdom: The Feminization of Poverty? (2009) (2)
Families and Work: New Family Policy for the UK (2006) (2)
Families, Work and Care: Qualitative Longitudinal Research and Policy Engagement (2020) (2)
Barriers to equal treatment and equal outcome:Means-testing and unemployment (1988) (1)
Lone mothers:Family, employment and benefit changes (1994) (1)
Private lives and public responses : lone pare n t h o o d and future policy (1)
Reforming welfare:The Australian experience (1998) (1)
Staying in Work: Work and Welfare for Lone Mothers and their Children over Time (2008) (1)
Timing it wrong: benefits, income tests, overpayments and debts (2017) (1)
SOCIAL SECURITY, EQUALITY AND WOMEN IN THE UK (2012) (1)
Social Security Reforms and Challenges (2009) (1)
Lone-parent families in the UK:Research findings and policy issues (1991) (1)
Lone mothers as workers: Restructuring welfare states? (2005) (1)
Roman Climate Awareness in Pliny the Elder’s Natural History (2021) (1)
Sandy Ruxton, Children in Europe, NCH Action for Children, London, 1996, x + 517 pp., paper £25. (1997) (0)
Fifteen Families, Fifteen Years: Employment and Security (2016) (0)
UNIVERSITY OF BATH RESEARCH COMMITTEE: IMPACT SUB-GROUP (2014) (0)
Book Reviews : LEIRA ARNLAUG Welfare States and Working Mothers: the Scandinavian Experience Cambridge, 1992, Cambridge University Press, pp. 200, £24.95 hardback, ISBN 0-521-41720 (1993) (0)
Introduction: The Role of Social Security in Society (2009) (0)
People remember stories:research, evidence and policy (2016) (0)
Coping and Hoping: Interviews with low-income lone mothers (2017) (0)
Is the Sky Falling in on Women in China? (2020) (0)
IPR Policy Brief - The family-work project: working lone mother families and their children (2013) (0)
Adjusting Welfare Policies to Stimulate Job Entry: The UK example (2002) (0)
Universal Credit. Can we fix it? Should we fix it? (2017) (0)
Uncharted Territory: Universal Credit, Couples and Money (2020) (0)
Guest Post #14: Following families (2017) (0)
1. Introduction: the dynamic analysis of poverty and social exclusion (2003) (0)
Families and family policy (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (2003) (0)
Jos Berghmann and Bea Cantillon (eds.), The European Face of Social Security: Essays in Honour of Herman Deleeck, Avebury, Aldershot, 1993, xvii + 423 pp., hard £38.00. (1994) (0)
Giving back control? A contradiction at the heart of Universal Credit (2016) (0)
Book reviews (2004) (0)
Why we still need to #PressForProgress on women's poverty in the UK (2018) (0)
The changing shape of poverty (2015) (0)
Work Requirements and Labour Market Programmes for Lone Parents (2001) (0)
Meeting the 70 per cent target: Policy gaps and options (2003) (0)
Family and State Obligation: the contribution to family policy studies (2018) (0)
Some Useful Sources (2007) (0)
Book Reviews (2002) (0)
Lone parenthood (2020) (0)
Book Reviews (1991) (0)
Gender Divisions and Social Change, Nickie Charles. Harvester Wheatsheaf, Hemel Hempstead (1993), 306 pages (1994) (0)
Universal Credit, means-testing and social security (2018) (0)
"Relations of extraction": Some issues for social policy. (2021) (0)
Family life on the dole (1983) (0)
Rendre le travail financièrement intéressant, réussir les crédits d'impôt: une évaluation axée en particulier sur l'emploi des chefs de famille monoparentale (2008) (0)
The socio-economic situation of solo women in Europe. Women of Europe Supplement No. 41, December 1992 (1992) (0)
Stockage thermique électrique avec des systèmes de délivrance d'énergie adaptés au bord de réseau et des procédés associés (2012) (0)
CHAPTER 1 Social Exclusion and Social Policy Research : Defi ning Exclusion (2007) (0)

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