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• Family size matters: How low fertility affects the (re)production of social inequalities (FAMSIZEMATTERS)
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• What has happened to the association between sibling size and educational attainment over time?
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• “Eish! It is tough living here”: Marginalised young people and FBOs in Pretoria Central, South Africa | Marlize Rabe
• When work and care clash: The gendered nature of caregiver bias | Elizabeth Hirsh
• Caring for Ageing Parents and Complex Family Structure | Sarah Patterson