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Publications
A collection of reports, articles and books on the subject of income inequality, health and society, produced by the Equality Trust and others.
Why Inequality Matters
Produced by members of My Fair London in association with The Equality Trust and published by the Centre for Labour and Social Studies (CLASS)
Inequality as a cause of the Great Recession?
Produced by the International Labour Office (ILO) Geneva
A Job in Itself: the Thankless Task for Young Unemployed People Looking for Work
Produced by the London School of Economics, Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion
Research Digests
Research Digest #1 - Violent crime
by The Equality Trust
Research Digest #2 - Income Inequality: trends and measures
by The Equality Trust
Research Digest #3 - Quintiles: how the other four fifths live
by The Equality Trust
Research Digest #4 - Social Mobility
by The Equality Trust
Research Digest #5 - Inequality and the riots
by The Equality Trust
Research Updates
Evidence and policy-making:speaking truth to power?
by The Equality Trust
The brain mechanisms behind egalitarian behaviour
by The Equality Trust
Income inequality and participation
by The Equality Trust
Social class and unethical behaviour
by The Equality Trust
Do people die from inequality of a decade ago
by The Equality Trust
Expectations of social exclusion and self-regulation
by The Equality Trust
Cultural activity and income gaps in the member states of the European Union
by The Equality Trust
Income inequality and 30 day outcomes after heart failure, pneumonia and heart attacks
by The Equality Trust
Anticipated loneliness and intelligent thought
by The Equality Trust
Fact-sheets
Inequality and social mobility
by The Equality Trust
Inequality and child well-being
by The Equality Trust
Published by others
Academic Articles
DAIWA Report: Japanese Income Distribution
by Dimitris Ballas, Danny Dorling, Tomoki Nakaya, Helena Tunstall and Kazumasa Hanaoka [Analysis of Japanese income distribution figures. OECD shows figures suggesting it is not one of the most equal of the rich countries. This analysis was funded by Daiwa and is a collaboration between Japanese and British academics and concludes that Japan is indeed one of the more equal countries]
Against the Organisation of Misery? The Marmot Review of health inequalities
by Kate E Pickett and Danny Dorling
Changing Children's Chances: Can Australia Learn From Nordic Countries?
by Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation
Child wellbeing and income inequality in rich societies: ecological cross section study
by Kate E Pickett and Richard G Wilkinson
Equality, Sustainability and Quality of Life
by Richard G Wilkinson, Kate E Pickett and Roberto de Vogli
Income inequality and population health: a review and explanation of the evidence
by Richard G Wilkinson and Kate E Pickett
Inequality and Happiness
by Shigehiro Oishi, Selin Kesebir and Ed Diener
Income Inequality and Social Dysfunction
by Richard G Wilkinson and Kate E Pickett
Wider income gap, wider waistbands? An ecological study of obesity and income inequality
by Kate E Pickett, Shona Wilkinson, Eric Brunner, Tim Lobstein and Richard G Wilkinson
Why is violence more common where inequality is greater?
by Richard G Wilkinson
Books
Against Power Inequalities
by Henry Tam
Beyond the Corporation: Humanity Working
by David Erdal
Fair Play: Reader on Social Justice
by Danny Dorling
Green Economics: An Introduction to Theory, Policy & Practice
by Molly Scott Cato
Injustice: Why social inequality persists
by Danny Dorling
Local Heroes: How Loch Fyne Oysters Embraced Employee Ownership and Business Success
by David Erdal
People-First Economics: Making a clean start for jobs, justice and climate
Edited by David Ransom & Vanessa Baird
The Spirit Level: Why Equality is Better for Everyone
by Richard G Wilkinson and Kate E Pickett
Why some politicians are more dangerous than others
By James Gilligan
Reports
Cheques with Balances: why tackling high pay is in the national interest
Final report of the High Pay Commission
Missing Out
Written by Matthew Whittaker and Lee Savage for the Resolution Foundation
Fairness and Prosperity
Written by Howard Reed for ToUChstone Extras
The Ratio: common sense controls for executive pay and revitalising UK business
A New Economics Foundation report
More for Less: what has happened to pay at the top and does it matter?
Interim report of the High Pay Commission
Growth without gain? The faltering living standards of people on low-to-middle incomes
A Resolution Foundation report by James Plunkett
Britain's livelihood crisis
A ToUChstone pamphlet by Stewart Lansley
Getting what we deserve? Attitudes to pay, reward and desert
An IPPR report by Kayte Lawton and Tess Lanning
An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK
Report of the National Equality Panel
Enough is Enough: Ideas for a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources
by the Centre for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Unfair to Middling: How shrinking wages fuelled the crash & threaten recovery
A ToUChstone pamphlet by Stewart Lansley
Fair Society, Healthy Lives
The Marmot strategic review of health inequalities in England post-2010
Is Equality Fair? What the public really think about equality - and what we should do about it
A Fabian Society publication edited by Tom Hampson and Jemima Olchawski
Understanding attitudes to tacking income inequality
A Fabian Society report for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation
by Louise Bamfield and Tim Horton
What are the implications of attitudes towards income inequality
A Fabian Society report for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation
by Brendan Barber, Eileen Devaney and Philippa Stroud
A Bit Rich: Calculating the real value to society of different professions
By the new economics foundation
The Impact of Income Inequalities on sustainable development in London
A Report for the London Sustainable Commission
by Richard G Wilkinson and Kate E Pickett
The Political Debate about Economic Inequality: An information resource
A Fabian Society report for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation
by Ruth Sheldon with Reg Platt and Naomi Jones
Analysis / Commentary
Dark Times for those who cannot work: No competence, no compassion in incapacity benefits
by Steve Griffith (Compass Thinkpiece)
Ideas in place of fear: reducing inequality and fermenting justice
by Danny Dorling (Compass Thinkpiece)
Inequality: mother of all evils?
Guardian article (13.03.09) with infographics on inequality
by Tom Clark
Taking the equality out of the left ghetto
by Bill Kerry (Compass Thinkpiece June,2009)