We’re not running Inequalities as a twice-weekly collaborative blog at the moment (we lasted over three years, which we think is pretty good…). But we’re still keen to come back to this one day – so if you’d be happy to help with this, or if you want to get in touch about anything else on the blog in general (rather than just leaving a comment underneath a post), then we’ll be happy to hear from you. You can either use the contact form below, or you can go to the personal web-pages of the person that maintains the site (Ben Baumberg Geiger) – or even the sites of the former editors Brendan Saloner and Rob de Vries.
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Here is another that may be of interest – http://kittysjones.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/welfare-wrongs-and-human-rights-a-summary/
Thanks Kitty! (btw, at some point I’ll remove the link from this page as we tend not to use links here, but great if you continue to comment at the bottom of our main posts 🙂 )
BB