New Statesman articles since 1997by Donald Hirsch |
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Other articles
July 2008 How much is enough (minimum income standard for Britain - online edition)
April 2008 Why the upratings system is raising inequality
December 2006 What Gordon Brown could be like as PM - if he has the courage
July 2006 Why we are failing our children (by not ending child poverty)
April 2006 Long-term care Scottish lessons
December 2005 Pre-budget report signals big change in tax credits
Jan 2005 Leader on poverty following on from JRF centenary reports
July 2004 The 2004 spending review and the possibility of reducing Whitehall control
April 2004 Why my running of the London Marathon has lessons for the ageing workforce
December 2003 My Crossroads After 50 report points the way to grey labour
October 2003 Tory pension plans are seductive but dangerous
December 2002 Progress in reducing child poverty
April 2002 How the press reacted to the penny on NI
December 2001 PISA gives support for comprehensives
November 2001 Widening tax credits to more of the working poor - and the pitfalls
September 2001 Why poverty strategy can't just be about getting work
December 2000: Second term agenda proposal - help older people work part time
Lab Conference 2000: Audit of what Labour has done for inequality
Jan 2000: PM pledges health spending will rise to Euro average
July 1999: Work isn't everything: welfare beyond work
December 1998: Publication of indicators to "keep Labour honest"
September 1998: First look at who's better off under Labour
December 1997: European welfare systems and solidarity