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Now on the Long Run: ‘Offering an Abortion as Part of Contraception’: A Family Planning Research Journey.
In this post Susan Birch (Uni of Winchester) discusses her ongoing research & resources at the Wellcome in London, supported by the EHS Research Fund for Graduate Students

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How have UK industrial relations changed over the past 100 years?
Niall Cullinane considers this as part of a series of articles in the Economics Observatory exploring economic and social changes since 1926, to mark the centenary of the EHS.
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In that sense, 100 years after the General Strike, we might say that 1926 points to an enduring problem at the heart of UK industrial relations: how are labour markets to be governed, and on whose terms?