British Social Attitudes 27/e

Alison joined NatCen in 1991, after completing an M.Phil. in Sociology at Nuffield College, Oxford. Her core areas of research are social, political and moral attitudes and values. As Head of Society and Social Change, Alison manages the team responsible for the British Social Attitudes Survey series. These annual surveys focus on people's attitudes towards a wide range of issues, and the results form the basis of an annual book, published by Sage. Alison is closely involved with the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP), a cross-national study of social attitudes, and is the ESRC-funded UK Co-ordinator for the 2002 to 2012 rounds of the European Social Survey. She makes regular radio and television contributions concerning social trends, and was a member of the 2003 Fabian Society Commission on the Future of the Monarchy. John Curtice is a Research Consultant at the Scottish Centre for Social Research, Deputy Director of CREST, and Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University. Elizabeth Clery is Senior Researcher at NatCen and Co-Director of the British Social Attitudes survey series

Do We Still Care about Inequality? - Karen Rowlingson, Michael Orton and Eleanor Taylor How Fair Is the Route to the Top? Perceptions of Social Mobility - Anthony Heath, Nan Dirk de Graaf and Yaojun Li One School of Thought? Reactions to Education Policy - Elizabeth Clery and Natalie Low A Healthy Improvement? Satisfaction with the NHS under Labour - John Appleby and Ruth Robertson The Evolution of the Modern Worker: Attitudes to Work - Alex Bryson and John Forth A Tale of Two Crises: Banks, MPs' Expenses and Public Opinion - John Curtice and Alison Park Resentment or Contentment? Attitudes towards the Union 10 Years on - Rachel Ormston and John Curtice Age Identity and Conflict: Myths and Realities - Rory Fitzgerald, Eric Harrison and Frank Steinmaier Post-War British Public Opinion: Is There a Political Centre? - John Bartle, Sebastian Dellepiane Avellaneda and James A Stimson Appendix I: Technical Details of The Survey