Fethiye: Turkey’s ‘Little Britain' – residential tourists’ identity and relationships

Fertility expectations and residential mobility in Britain

BACKGROUND It is plausible that people take into account anticipated changes in family size in choosing where to live. But estimation of the impact of anticipated events on current transitions in an event history framework is challenging because expectations must be measured in some way and, like indicators of past childbearing, expected future childbearing may be endogenous with respect to hou...

Determinants of residential space heating expenditures in Great Britain

In Great Britain several policy measures have been implemented in order to increase energy efficiency and to reduce carbon emissions. In the domestic sector, these targets can be achieved by improving space heating efficiency and, hence, decrease heating expenditures. However, before implementing policy measures it is necessary to better understand determinants of heating expenditures. In this ...

Gender and working class identity in Britain during the 1950s.

Residential care of the elderly in Britain today.

The British Department of Health and Social Security is committed to the publication during 1979 of the first ever White Paper dealing with 'general strategy towards elderly people' (DHSS, 1978). This comprehensive approach represents a radical departure from existing practice in planning services for this age group. The discussion document (DHSS, 1978), published as a preliminary to this White...

Moves into Residential Care Amongst Older People in Britain

This paper examines the usefulness of the British Household Panel Survey in investigating entry into residential care. Of over 2,000 people aged 65 and over, 101 elderly people have entered into long-term residential care between Wave 1 and Wave 8. The circumstances leading to entry into residential care are complex and multi-faceted. Theoretically the likelihood of an individual moving into ca...