Mapping the “hard edges” of disadvantage in England: Adults involved in homelessness, substance misuse, and offending

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RT @ISPHERE_HWU: Our Prof's Suzanne Fitzpatrick and Glen Bramley's article "Mapping the "hard edges" of disadvantage in England: Adults inv…

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Our Prof's Suzanne Fitzpatrick and Glen Bramley's article "Mapping the "hard edges" of disadvantage in England: Adults involved in homelessness, substance misuse, and offending" features in the 10 most downloaded papers of The Geographical Journal! https:/

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“There is an uneasy relationship between this SMD group and the wider field of poverty and disadvantage, whether in research or policy discourse” @GlenBramley, Suzanne Fitzpatrick & @F_Sosenko recent GJ paper, now #openaccess and Early View https://t.c

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