Papers 2015-2019 - Geovisualization, Inequality and Space Research Group

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• Blanchflower, D., Chick, V., et al. (2019) As economists we believe the Labour party deserves to form the next UK government. The Financial Times, November 26th. View PDF.
• Brimblecombe, N., Dorling, D., and Green, M. (2019) Who still dies young in a rich city? Revisiting the case of Oxford. The Geographical Journal. View PDF 602KB.
• Brimblecombe, N., Green, M. and Dorling, D. (2019) Who dies young in a rich city? Increasingly the homeless. Geography Directions Blog, December 5th. View PDF 461KB.
• Davies, M. and Dorling, D. (2019) Jubilee 2022: Defending free tuition. London: Progressive Economy Forum, July 4th. View PDF 327KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Anti-Masochism: Letter in reply to Kristin Surak. London Review of Books, 41(12). View PDF 140KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Austerity bites - falling life expectancy in the UK. BMJ Blog, March 19th. View PDF 181KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Brexit - the Ides of March. Public Sector Focus, January / February: 14-16. View PDF 2.7MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Can economic inequality be reduced? Challenges and signs of hope in 2019. In, Galvin, R. (ed.) Inequality and Energy: How extremes of wealth and poverty in high-income countries affect CO2 emissions and access to energy. Elsevier: Academic Press, USA. pp. 287-310. ISBN: 9780128176740. View PDF 1.2MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Climate Change - Letter in response to Mayer Hillman. Oxford Magazine, Friday 26th April. View PDF 189KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Counting words in the manifestos. Public Sector Focus, November/December: 14-15. View PDF 1.5MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Day of reckoning: Brexit and UK Universities. Research Fortnight, April 14th. View PDF 58KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Dying Quietly: The New Suburbs. Political Quarterly Blog, April 8th. View PDF 2.8MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Dyslexia and The Problem with Pride. Dyslexic Academic blog post, December 9th. View PDF 116KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Foreword. In, Nakaya, T. and Ito, Y. (eds.) The Atlas of Health Inequalities in Japan. Springer, New York. ISBN: 978-3-030-22707-4. View PDF 243KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) How to Solve the Housing Crisis. Tribune Magazine, Summer Issue, July 23rd: 75-79. View PDF 992KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Inequality and the 1%, 3rd Edition. Verso Books. pp. 272. ISBN: 9781788736473.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Kindness: A new kind of rigour for British Geographers. Emotion, Space and Society, 33. 100630. View PDF 270KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Let a select committee investigate the concerns about the Universities Superannuation Scheme. Financial Times. View PDF 227KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Ministers will still claim, to their dying breath in some cases, that there is no ‘evidence’ linking their actions rising numbers of premature deaths in the UK, but eventually they will buckle under the weight of reports showing they are wrong. Foreword in, Evans, J., Ruane, S. and Southall, H. (eds.) Data in Society: Challenging Statistics in an age of globalization. Policy Press, Bristol. pp. xv-xvii. View PDF 112KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Mortality rates are still rising in the UK - and everyone is ignoring how many more people are dying. The Conversation, July 1st. View PDF 700KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) New Labour, Inequality and the 1%. Progressive Economy Forum Blog, September 2nd. View PDF 329KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Oxford Housing and the Survivor Syndrome. The Oxford Magazine, Fifth Week, Hilary Term (February). View PDF 751KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Political fortunes and public spending plans: the UK in a European context. LSE Brexit Blog, November 27th. View PDF 635KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Report Foreword: The influence of place, geographical isolation and progression to higher education. In, The influence of place: Geographical isolation and progression to higher education. The Bridge Group, London. View PDF 687KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Review by Danny Dorling of Bryan Caplan's 'The Case Against Education: Why the education system is a waste of time and money'. HEPI blog, 6th September. View PDF 291KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Review by Danny Dorling of: Hadas Weiss, We Have Never Been Middle Class. The Times Higher. View PDF 149KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Review of Christophe Guilluy’s Twilight of the Elites. Prospect Magazine, December 28th 2019. View PDF 107KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Review of Robert Plomin: Blueprint, How DNA makes us who we are. Times Higher, January 10th. View PDF 115KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Sempre meno giovani nel mondo. Il pensiero di Danny Dorling (The smaller generation to come - worldwide). Luis Open blog, 8th October. View PDF 1.7MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) The changing political shape of the UK: May 2019. Public Sector Focus, May/June: 14-17. View PDF 2.5MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) The curve of inequality and the Brexit Way. LSE Brexit Blog, October 15th. View PDF 651KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) The smaller generation to come - worldwide. Intergenerational Foundation: fairness for future generations, Blog, July 8th. View PDF 1.4MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) The Wreckers. Fabian Review, Spring 2019: 21-23. View PDF 1.7MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Twelve facts you may have missed as the UK missed its first Brexit deadline. Public Sector Focus, March / April: 12-14. View PDF 2.1MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Universal Basic Income: Letter in reply to Ursula Huws. London Review of Books, 41(17). View PDF 65KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Voting Intention Autumn 2019: What do we know of what the public think? Public Sector Focus, October/November: 18-19. View PDF 1.6MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) We need MORE babies, not fewer, Harry! The Mail on Sunday, August 3rd. View PDF 302KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) What Britain has become while the world watched Brexit. The Correspondent, December 16th. View PDF 795KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) When a nurse repays more than a banker, it’s time to scrap university tuition fees. The Guardian, 9 July. View PDF 205KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) When racism stopped being normal, but no one noticed: generational value change. Chapter 30 in, Cowley, P. and Ford, R. (eds.) More Sex, Lies, and the Ballot Box. Biteback, London. pp. 177-181. ISBN: 978-1849547550. View PDF 242KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Who spends more wisely: Individuals or government? Common Vision Blog (The Responsible Tax Lab), January 24th. View PDF 97KB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Why Corbyn’s moral clarity could have propelled him to Number 10. Transforming Society (Policy Press Blog), 13 November. View PDF 1.3MB.
• Dorling, D. (2019) Would you let this man drive your daughter home? Public Sector Focus, August/September: 14-17. View PDF 1.5MB.
• Dorling, D. and Peggs, A. (2019) An End to Britain's Housing Disaster? Chapter 8 in, Allen, P. (ed.) General Election: Analysis of Party Manifesto Promises. London; Progressive Economy Forum. pp. 19-21. View PDF 522KB.
• Dorling, D. and Rigby, J. (2019) Recession, Austerity and Life Expectancy. Irish Medical Journal. View PDF 938KB.
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2019) Brexit: how the end of Britain’s empire led to rising inequality that helped Leave to victory. The Conversation, May 22nd. View PDF 2.8MB.
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2019) Rule Britannia: Brexit and the End of Empire. Biteback Publishing, London. pp. 416. ISBN: 9781785904530.
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2019) Sneak Peek: Rule Britannia: From Brexit to the end of Empire. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, August 27th. View PDF 119KB.
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2019) The spurious link between immigration and increased crime. The British Society of Criminology Blog, February 4th. View PDF 875KB.
• Fransham, M. (2019) Increasing evenness in the neighbourhood distribution of income poverty in England 2005–2014: Age differences and the influence of private rented housing. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 51(2): 403-419.
• Ha-Joon, C., Dorling, D., et al. (2019) Economic benefits of Labour plan to provide free broadband for all, Letter. The Guardian, 21 November. View PDF 96KB.
• Hann, C. and Dorling, D. (2019) A Changed Institution. The Oxford Magazine, 411(Michaelmas Term 2019, 26th September): 4-6. View PDF 171KB.
• Hann, C. and Dorling, D. (2019) The Oxbridge access question has not been settled. The Times Higher, 17th October. View PDF 649KB.
• Hennig, B. (2019) Mapping Geographical Worlds Using Cartograms. The Bulletin of the Society of Cartographers, 50.
• Hopkins, B. (2019) Beyond the Agamben paradigm: The spatial logics of exceptionalism. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.
• Liu, T. and Shi, Q. (2019) Acquiring a Beijing hukou: Who Is Eligible and Who Is Successful? The China Quarterly: 1-14.
• Morris, T., Dorling, D., Davies, N. and Davey Smith, G. (2019) School enjoyment at age 6 predicts later educational achievement as strongly as socioeconomic background and gender. SocArXivPaper, August 10th. View PDF 1.3MB.
• Schindler, J. and Dorling, D. (2019) Oxford Professor on Brexit's Colonial Roots: 'The Empire Was Celebrated as A Great Thing'. Der Spiegel On-line, 31st May. View PDF 1.2MB.
• Shi, Q. (2019) Compositions of the labour force: is Beijing different from London? Habitat International, 84: 33-42.
• Shi, Q. and Liu, T. (2019) Glimpsing China's future urbanization from the geography of a floating population. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 51(4): 817-819.
• Tomlinson, S. and Dorling, D. (2019) (Mis)Rule Britannia: Brexit is the last gasp of empire. LSE Blog, February 20th. View PDF 159KB.
• Tomlinson, S. and Dorling, D. (2019) The Key to the Brexit Backstory: How did Britain’s wealthy take the end of the British empire? Not well - and the rest of us are still paying the price. Inequality.org Blog, February 24th. View PDF 127KB.

• Dorling, D. (2018) After the Fall (II): Letter in reply to Brian Risdale. London Review of Books, 40(17). View PDF 71KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) After the fall: Letter in reply to Lawrence Paulson and John Lanchester. London Review of Books, 40(15). View PDF 72KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) All those who brought property in the capital as a safety deposit box are about to get a shock. Icon Magazine, 184. View PDF 479KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Blame education's 'macho leader' cult for shocking gender pay gap. The Guardian, March 20th. View PDF 328KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Botched loan privatisations and the highest fees in the world. WonkHE: Higher Education: policy, people and politics, February 19th. View PDF 269KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Brexit and Britain’s radical right. Political Insight, 9(4): 16-18. View PDF 2,265KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Britain is a segregated society - the isolation of the richest. Public Sector Focus, May/June: 16-17. View PDF 1,972KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Britain is a segregated society - the isolation of the richest from the rest. Chapter 7 in, Holmwood, J., Bhambra, G.K. and Scott, S. (eds.) Integrated Communities. Discover Society/Social Research Publications, UK. View PDF 206KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Challenging injustice: the importance of collective ownership of social policy.: 14-21. View PDF 124KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Dying quietly: English suburbs and the stiff upper lip. The Political Quarterly. View PDF 3,302KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Geography and climate breakdown. The Oxford Magazine, 402: 11-12. View PDF 986KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) How to write off student debt: my plan for Labour. The Guardian, October 30th. View PDF 185KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Hypothecation: Beyond the 'factory model' of taxation. Common Vision Blog, October 4th. View PDF 228KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Increasing disenchantment with the European Union and tip-toeing to the right in the UK (1979-2014). Regional Studies Association Blog, August 15th. View PDF 564KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Inequality and Oxford. The Oxford Magazine, 399: 3-4. View PDF 139KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Inequality in advanced economies. Chapter 2 in, Clark, G.L., Feldman, M., Gertler, N. and Wojcik, D. (eds.) New Oxford Handbook of Economic Geography. Oxford University Press, Oxford. pp. 39-62. View PDF 284KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Ireland: When everyone you know buys art, or a sculpture, to upgrade their life (commentary). Current Anthropology, 59(6): 765-789. View PDF 621KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) London’s highly inflated housing market is entering a period of equalisation. The Property Chronicle, December 12th. View PDF 2,590KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) One question: do we need a universal basic income? State of Nature Blog, July 30th. View PDF 56KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Our museum future. London Review of Books Blog, April 27th. View PDF 162KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Oxporn: Letter in reply to Colin Burrow and Philip Pullman. London Review of Books, 40(2). View PDF 80KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Peak inequality. The New Statesman, July 4th. View PDF 278KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Peak Inequality: Britain’s ticking timebomb. Policy Press, Bristol. pp. 328. ISBN: 978-1447349075.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Public Inquiry into rising mortality in England announced. Public Sector Focus, July/August: 14-15. View PDF 1,901KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Review of Branco Milanovic’s Global Inequality: A new approach for the Age of Globalization. Journal of Critical Social Policy, 38(2): 444-446. View PDF 97KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Review of David Pilling’s: The Growth Delusion. Prospect Magazine, February 22nd: 72. View PDF 73KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Short Cuts (homelessness). London Review of Books, 40(24): 14. View PDF 193KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Stalling life expectancy in the UK, Rapid Response. British Medical Journal, 362. View PDF 73KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The Blank Slate - Toby Young and social mobility. In, Brown, L. (ed.) Move on up? Social mobility, opportunity and equality in the 21st century. IPPR, London. pp. 69-79. View PDF 442KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The Brexit vote, declining health and immigration. Public Sector Focus, September/October: 20-23. View PDF 2,802KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The case for hypothecation in the introduction of new taxes. Common Vision Blog, October 6th. View PDF 232KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The contraction of the financial sector takes place very quietly. Progressive Economy Forum Blog, August 10th. View PDF 161KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The Distribution of Wealth – Growing Inequality? By Michael Schneider, Mike Pottenger and J.E. King. The History of Economics Review, 68: 75-78. View PDF 149KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) The gender pay gap - what the first reports revealed. Public Sector Focus, March/April: 16-17. View PDF 2,558KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Things Fall apart: Brexit, immigration, crime, health and wages. Public Sector Focus, November/December: 20-21. View PDF 1,364KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) This is what peak inequality looks like. Prospect Magazine, June 28th. View PDF 369KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) Too late to know: Letter in reply to David Runciman. London Review of Books, 40(10). View PDF 85KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) What is Radical about Geography? Pluto Press Blog, January 9th. View PDF 269KB.
• Dorling, D. (2018) What might a progressive economy look like? Progressive Economy Forum, May 17th. View PDF 175KB.
• Dorling, D. and Davies, M. (2018) Jubilee 2022: Writing off the student debt. London: Progressive Economy Forum, October 30th. View PDF 403KB.
• Dorling, D. and Hennig, B.D. (2018) Waldo Tobler: Remembering a genius. The Cartographic Journal, 55(3): 303-304. View PDF 363KB.
• Dorling, D. and Hiam, L. (2018) Rapid rise in mortality in England and Wales in early 2018 – an investigation is needed. The Conversation, March 15th. View PDF 173KB.
• Dorling, D. and Rouf, K. (2018) To better tackle mental illness, look to the societies in which it occurs: mental distress has external causes. Prospect Magazine, June 1st. View PDF 163KB.
• Fransham, M. and Dorling, D. (2018) Homelessness and public health. British Medical Journal, 360. View PDF 378KB.
• Galbraith, D. and Dorling, D. (2018) Interview - Danny Dorling. E-International Relations, December 3rd. View PDF 239KB.
• Green, M.A., Dorling, D. and Mitchell, R. (2018) Updating Edwin Chadwick's seminal work on geographical inequalities by occupation. Social Science and Medicine, 197: 59-62. View PDF 263KB.
• Hennig, B. and Dorling, D. (2018) In Focus: The EU Referendum. Political Insight, 7(2): 20-21. View PDF 1,370KB.
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2018) In Focus: The Revival of Two-Party Politics in Britain. Political Insight, 9(4): 20-21. View PDF 1,386KB.
• Hiam, K., Harrison, D., McKee, M. and Dorling, D. (2018) Why is life expectancy in England and Wales 'stalling'? Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 72: 404-408. View PDF 873KB.
• Hiam, L. and Dorling, D. (2018) Government’s misplaced prevention agenda: fixing the health crisis is a choice for politicians, not people. British Medical Journal, 363. View PDF 586KB.
• Hiam, L. and Dorling, D. (2018) Improving life expectancy used to be the UK’s forte - now it’s falling behind. The Conversation, August 16th. View PDF 349KB.
• Hiam, L. and Dorling, D. (2018) May and Cameron have a terrible record on health, and it could be cutting lives short. The New Statesman Blog, March 2nd. View PDF 433KB.
• Hiam, L. and Dorling, D. (2018) Rise in mortality in England and Wales in first seven weeks of 2018. British Medical Journal, 360. View PDF 174KB.
• Hiam, L. and Dorling, D. (2018) Rise in mortality in England and Wales in first sixteen weeks of 2018: rapid response. British Medical Journal, 360. View PDF 366KB.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D. and McKee, M. (2018) Rise in mortality - when will the government take note? British Medical Journal, 361. View PDF 178KB.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D. and McKee, M. (2018) The age-sex standardised mortality rate for deaths in England has risen by 5% in 12 months. British Medical Journal, 360. View PDF 1283KB.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D. and McKee, M. (2018) The cuts and poor health: when and how can we say that one thing causes another? Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 111(6): 199-202. View PDF 430KB.
• Hiam, L., McKee, M. and Dorling, D. (2018) Demography. Chapter 6 in, Davies, S.C. (ed.) Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer: Better Health Within Reach. Department of Health and Social Care, London. View PDF 2,572KB.
• Koljonen, A. and Dorling, D. (2018) Life expectancy is rising in Finland - unlike in the UK. What’s going right? The Guardian, October 17th. View PDF 142KB.
• Liu, T., Shi, Q., Wang, Y. and Yang, Y. (2018) Urban-rural development and occupation of cultivated land in China: Trends, geography, and drivers. Geographical Research, 37(8): 1609-1623. (In Chinese).
• Morris, T., Davies, N., Dorling, D., Richmond, R. and Davey Smith, G. (2018) Examining the genetic influences on educational attainment and the validity of value-added measures of progress. British Educational Research Journal. View PDF 352KB.
• Nasim, K., Shaheen, F., Thorp, D. et al. (2018) One year on from the Grenfell fire, and yet so little has changed. The Guardian, June 13th. View PDF 105KB.
• Rylance, M., Eno, B., Martinez, F., Jones, O., German, L., Qureshi, M., Williamson, C., Dent Coad, E., Dorling, D. et al. (2018) Syria, the west’s response and international law. The Guardian, April 11th. View PDF 108KB.
• Rylance, M., Pilger, J., Dent Coad, E., Edwards, J., Lake, B., Lucas, C., MacNeil, A., Hussain, I., Saville Roberts, L., Williams, H., Williamson, C., Courtney, K., German, L., Qureshi, M., Evans, M., Hudson, K., Margolyes, M., Markham, K., Khan, J., Martinez Comedian, F., de la Tour, A., Brittain, V. and Dorling, D. (2018) Heavy price paid for war in Afghanistan. The Guardian, October 5th. View PDF 171KB.

• Ballas, D., Dorling, D. and Hennig, B. (2017) An atlas with a positive message for a European people united in diversity. LSE European Politics and Policy Blog.
• Ballas, D., Dorling, D. and Hennig, B. (2017) Analysing the regional geography of poverty, austerity and inequality in Europe: a human cartographic perspective. Regional Studies, 51(1). View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) 120,000 additional premature deaths in the UK 2010-2017. Public Sector Focus.. 14-15. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Are the rich really getting poorer and the poor getting richer? The Conversation. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Austerity and Mortality. Chapter 2 in, Cooper, V. and Whyte, D. (eds.) The Violence of Austerity. Pluto Press, London. pp. 44-50. ISBN: 9780745399485.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Can a map change the world? Chapter 41 in, Kent, A. and Vujakovic, P. (eds.) Routledge handbook of Mapping and Cartography. Routledge, London. pp. 548-560. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Class Segregation. In, O'Neill, D. and Wayne, M. (eds.) Considering Class: Theory, Culture and Media in the 21st Century. Brill, Leiden. pp. 68-92.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Comment on the paper by Allin and Hand: New statistics for old? - measuring the wellbeing of the UK. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A, 180(1): 3-43. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Does the world owe us a living? Review of Basic Income: A Radical Proposal for a Free Society and a Sane Economy, by Philippe van Parijs and Yannick Vanderborght. Times Higher Education. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Economic inequality: Are we at the turning point? Prospect Magazine.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Getting rich is largely about luck - shame the wealthy don't want to hear it. The Conversation.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Humans are most atrocious when we live under the weight of great inequalities. The Guardian. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Is inequality bad for the environment? The Guardian. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Lessons from more Equitable European Countries: Rent Regulation. Public Sector Focus. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Moral Sentiments and The New Urban Crisis: New Urban Crisis by Richard Florida, Basic Books, 2017. International Review of Applied Economics, 32(1): 134-136. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Policymakers should not act like scientists. Nature Human Behaviour, 1. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Ready to turn off the market road? Review of Utopia for Realists and How We Can Get There By Rutger Bregman. Times Higher Education. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Review: Is poor housing here to stay? Times Higher Education. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Review: Limits to Globalization: Disruptive geographies of capitalist development by Eric Sheppard. Geographical Magazine, 107(3): 165. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Review: The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class, by Elizabeth Currid-Halkett. Times Higher Education. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Short Cuts. London Review of Books, 39(22): 19. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) The Election Result in Three Graphs. Public Sector Focus: 66-67. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) The Five Key Facts the Left Needs to Know About Inequality. Renewal, 25(2): 14-23. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) The New Urban Crisis by Richard Florida review - 'flawed and elitist ideas'. The Observer, The New Review: 33. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) The rich, poor and the earth. The New Internationalist. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) The Stakes: Inequality. Centre for Labour and Social Studies Blog.
• Dorling, D. (2017) This government can't be trusted on housing. Prospect Magazine. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) To Build Better Cities, we must overcome inequality. City Metric.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Turning The Tide On Inequality. Social Europe. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) What is Great about Ourselves: Letter in reply to David Goodhart. London Review of Books, 39(21) View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Why Budget 2017 did so little to help students. WonkHE: Higher Education: policy, people and politics. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. (2017) Why student loans are a confidence trick for the 85%. WonkHE: Higher Education: policy, people and politics. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. and Gietel-Basten, S. (2017) Life expectancy in Britain has fallen so much that a million years of life could disappear by 2058 - why? The Conversation. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. and Hennig, B. (2017) Let's say Auf Wiedersehen to England's embarrassing tuition fees. The Guardian. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. and Thomlinson, S. (2017) Beware of Kipling-spouting politicians: Britain's imperial mindset is undermining its chances of Brexit trade success. Prospect Magazine. View PDF.
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2017) Is Corbyn as lacking in drive and personality as Attlee? Let's hope so. The Guardian. View PDF.
• Dorling, D., Lucas, C., Shukla, N., Penny, L. and Dawson, J. (2017) Willy Wonka to Wind in the Willows: how children's books reveal inequality. The Observer, The New Review. View PDF.
• Fransham, M. and Dorling, D. (2017) Have mortality improvements stalled in England? British Medical Journal, 357. View PDF.
• Fransham, M. and Dorling, D. (2017) Oxford academics: 'House prices can keep rising only if the Government backs mass buy-to-let'. The Telegraph. View PDF.
• Graham, M., Hjorth, I. and Lehdonvirta, V. (2017) Digital labour and development: impacts of global digital labour platforms and the gig economy on worker livelihoods. Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research: 1-28.
• Green, M., Dorling, D. and Minton, J. (2017) The Geography of a rapid rise in elderly mortality in England and Wales, 2014-15. Health and Place, 44: 77-85. View PDF.
• Green, M.A., Dorling, D., Minton, J. and Pickett., K.E. (2017) Could the rise in mortality rates since 2015 be explained by changes in the number of delayed discharges of NHS patients? Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 71: 1068-1071. View PDF.
• Haigh, L. and Dorling, D. (2017) Theresa May's Industrial Strategy must work for Sheffield, the city of low pay. The Yorkshire Post. View PDF.
• Hennig, B. (2017) A brief geography of time. Geographical, 10: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Cartographic perspectives of the general election. In, Thorsen, E., Jackson, D. and Lilleker, D. (eds.) UK election analysis 2017: media, voters and the campaign. Bournemouth University, Bournemouth. pp. 28-30.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Danger zones: mapping Europe’s earthquakes. Geographical, 3: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Death notes: mapping the world’s mortality. Geographical, 5: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Healthy planet. Geographical, 9: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) In focus: Brexit and the UK general election. Political Insight, 8(2): 24-25.
• Hennig, B. (2017) In focus: French and German 2017 elections. Political Insight, 8(3): 20-21.
• Hennig, B. (2017) In focus: US Election 2016. Political Insight, 8(1): 20-21.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Mapping geographical worlds using cartograms. Bulletin of the Society of Cartographers, 50(1&2): 13-20.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Speaking out: mapping the world's dialects. Geographical, 6: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) The global map of who eats too much meat. In, Kateman, B. (ed.) The reducetarian solution. Tarcher Perigree, Penguin Random House, New York. pp. 213-215.
• Hennig, B. (2017) The lighter side. Geographical, 7: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Train spotting. Geographical, 4: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) United hates of America. Geographical, 8: 10-11.
• Hennig, B. (2017) Using cartograms to rediscover the geography of the world. Cartographica, 52(3): 292-293.
• Hennig, B. and Dorling, D. (2017) The global map of who eats too much meat. In, Kateman, B. (ed.) The Reducetarian Solution: Eating How the Surprisingly Simple Act of Reducing the Amount of Meat in Your Diet Can Transform Your Health and the Planet. Tarcher Perigee, New York. pp. 213-215. View PDF.
• Hennig, B.D. (2017) (Un)Happy planet. Geographical, 2017(1): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2017) Country file. Geographical, 2017(2): 10-11.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D., Harrison, D. and McKee, M. (2017) Response to Jones and Milne. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 110(7): 266-268.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D., Harrison, D. and McKee, M. (2017) What caused the spike in mortality in England and Wales in January 2015? Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 110(4): 131-137. View PDF.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D., Harrison, D. and McKee, M. (2017) Why has mortality in England and Wales been increasing? An iterative demographic analysis. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 110(4): 153-162. View PDF.
• Hiam, L., Dorling, D., Harrison, D., McKee, M. (2017) Erratum: Neither of these errors alter the main conclusions of the papers. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 110.
• McKee, M., Hiam, L., Dorling, D. and Harrison, D. (2017) Why did so many more older people die in England and Wales in 2015? Centre For Health and the Public Interest Blog. View PDF.
• Rigby, J.E., Boyle, M.G., Brunsdon, C., Charlton, M., Dorling, D., Foley, R., French, W., Noone, S. and Pringle, D. (2017) Towards a geography of health inequalities in Ireland. Irish Geography, 50(1): 37-58. View PDF.
• Rowe, M. and Hennig, B. (2017) The gender gap. Geographical, 11: 20-27.
• Shi, Q., Liu, T. and Cao, G. (2017) Classifying villages and small towns for planning and construction guidance: Index development and application in China. Human Geography, 32(6): 121-128. (In Chinese).
• Shi, Q., Liu, T., Musterd, S. and Cao, G. (2017) How social structure changes in Chinese global cities: Synthesizing globalization, migration and institutional factors in Beijing. Cities, 60(Part A): 156-165.
• Weckroth, M., Kemppainen, T. and Dorling, D. (2017) Socio-economic stratification of life satisfaction in Ireland during an economic recession: A repeated cross-sectional study using the European Social Survey. Irish Journal of Sociology, 0(0): 1-22. View PDF.

• Ballas, D. and Dorling, D. (2016) Demographic transformations. Chap. 4 in, Daniels, P., Bradshaw, M., Shaw, D., Sidaway, J. and Hall, T. (eds.) An Introduction to Human Geography. Pearson Education. pp. 79-106. View PDF
• Ballas, D., Dorling, D., Nakaya, T., Tunstall, H., Hanaoka, K. and Hanibuchi, T. (2016) Happiness, Social Cohesion and Income Inequalities in Britain and Japan. Chapter 8, in Tachibanaki, T. (ed.) Advances in Happiness Research: A Comparative Perspective, Tokyo: Springer, pp. 119-138. View PDF
• Barford, A. and Dorling, D. (2016) Mapping disease patterns. Chapter in, Armitage, P. and Colton, T. (eds.) The Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online, Chichester: Wiley. View PDF
• Clair, A., Loopstra, R., Reeves, A., McKee, M., Dorling, D. and Stuckler, D. (2016) The impact of housing payment problems on health status during economic recession: A comparative analysis of longitudinal EU SILC data of 27 European states, 2008-2010. SSM - Population Health, 2: 306-316.
• Clair, A., Reeves, A., Loopstra, R., McKee, M., Dorling, D. and Stuckler, D. (2016) The impact of the housing crisis on self-reported health in Europe: multilevel longitudinal modelling of 27 EU countries. The European Journal of Public Health, 26(5): 788-793. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) A Better Politics - A More Enlightened Economics. Renewal, 24(1): 75-90. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) A manifesto for a happy Britain. The New Statesman, March 23rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) A secure home is vital to wellbeing - all should have one. Prospect Magazine, September 26th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) A View From Future: The Job-Centre. Strike Magazine, Issue 16, Summer, pp. 28-29. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Austerity, Rapidly Worsening Public Health across the UK, and Brexit. PSA Political Insight Blog, July 11th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Author's reply to Hanretty and Ford. BMJ, 354(i4424).
• Dorling, D. (2016) Brexit: the decision of a divided country. BMJ, 354(i3697). View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Dynamics of inequality: In response. Significance Magazine, 13(3): 36-37. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) England's schools make us the extremists of Europe. The Guardian, February 23rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, by Matthew Desmond. The Times Higher, March 3rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) France shows what has gone wrong in the UK and US. BMJ, 355(i6520). View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Has Brexit burst the British housing bubble? New Statesman Magazine, October 21st. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Here's how to fix the housing crisis, Sadiq Khan. The Guardian, May 10th.
• Dorling, D. (2016) In American gods we trust: Review of Cathy O'Neil's Weapons of Maths Destruction. Times Higher, September 8th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) In defence of the welfare state and the role of active housing policy. Chapter in, Franklin, B., Urzi Brancati, M.C. and Hochlaf, D. (eds) Towards A New Age: The future of the UK welfare state. London: International Longevity Centre. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) In straitened circumstances: A review of Michael Fabricant and Stephen Brier's Austerity Blues. The Times Higher, December 15th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Is Britain on the verge of a Brexit-fuelled house price crash? Only the data will tell. The Guardian, August 25th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Let's go back to the future with co-operative schools - and leave grammars in the past. The Guardian, November 15th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Mind the opportunity gap: it's time to take the lie of the higher education landscape. Times Higher Education, February 4th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Never fail like common people. Times Higher Education, May 6th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Only dreamers see the future. Prospect Magazine, October: 48. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Plutocracy in America: How Increasing Inequality Destroys the Middle Class and Exploits the Poor. By Ronald P. Formisano. The Times Higher, January 21st. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Review of Alan Marshall's Ecotopia. The Times Higher, November 24th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Review of Robert Frank's Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy (on a wealth of self-delusion). Times Higher, July 28th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Review of Utopia by Thomas More, introduced by China Miéville and concluded by Ursula Le Guin. London: Verso, Red Pepper, December. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Society Book of the day - Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond - review. The Guardian, March 7th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Terrorism 100 years hence: A view from the future. Strike Magazine, March-April: 8-9. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) The Politics of Public Spending, Equality and Hope. Political Insight, 7(3): 32-35. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) The price we pay for housing is too high. Public Sector Focus, September/October: 72. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) The provision of housing is also a moral issue. Public Sector Focus, Nov/Dec: 38-39.
• Dorling, D. (2016) The Scottish Mortality Crisis. The Geographer (Newsletter of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society), Summer: 8-9. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) The Wind and the Willows. Oxford Civic Society Visions Newsletter, July: 5-6. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Why do we steer so many 18-year-olds towards university before they are ready? The Guardian, September 19th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2016) Written evidence submitted for consideration by the Select Committee on National Policy for the Built Environment: Short-sighted Government housing policy will not meet objectives. London: House of Lords, February 22nd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Hennig, B. (2016) London and the English desert - the geography of cultural capital in the UK. Cultural Trends, 25(1): 35-46. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Maslin, M. (2016) Geographies of the Future. Geographical Magazine, May: 22-23. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Tomlinson, S. (2016) The Creation of Inequality: Myths of Potential and Ability. Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, 14(3): 56-79. View PDF
• Dorling, D., Stuart, B. and Stubbs, J. (2016) Don't mention this around the Christmas table: Brexit, inequality and the demographic divide. LSE European Politics and Policy Blog, December 21st. View PDF
• Field, K. and Dorling, D. (2016) UK Election cartography. International Journal of Cartography, 2(2): 202-232. View PDF
• Ford, H. and Graham, M. (2016) Provenance, Power, and Place: Linked data and opaque digital geographies. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 34(6): 957-970.
• Ford, H. and Graham, M. (2016) Semantic Cities: Coded Geopolitics and the Rise of the Semantic Web. In, Kitchin, R., and Perng, S-Y. (eds.) Code and the City. London: Routledge.
• Foster, C. and Graham, M. (2016) Reconsidering the Role of the Digital in Global Production Networks. Global Networks, 17(1): 68-88.
• Friederici, N. Ojanperä, S., and Graham, M. (2016) The Impact of Connectivity in Africa: Grand Visions and the Mirage of Inclusive Digital Development. Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries.
• Graham, M. and Foster, C. (2016) Geographies of Information Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa. The African Technopolitan, 5: 78-85.
• Graham, M., Mann, L., Friederici, N. and Waema, T. (2016) Growing the Kenyan Business Process Outsourcing Sector. The African Technopolitan, 5: 93-95.
• Graham, M., Straumann, R. and Hogan, B. (2016) Digital Divisions of Labor and Informational Magnetism: Mapping Participation in Wikipedia. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 105(6): 1158-1178. (pre-publication version here).
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Coast lines. Geographical, 2016(10): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Energy levels. Geographical, 2016(7): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) In focus: Trade inside the European Union. Political Insight, 7(3): 20-21.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Mapping practices in a digital world. In, Onsrud, H. and Kuhn, W. (eds.) Advancing Geographic Information Science. The past and next twenty years. Needham / MA (GSDI Association Press). pp. 153-168.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Marine destruction. Geographical, 2016(9): 60-63.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Meat eaters. Geographical, 2016(3): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Nuclear power. Geographical, 2016(5): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Out of Africa. Geographical, 2016(4): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Sports report. Geographical, 2016(11): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) The great thaw. Geographical, 2016(12): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) The home front. Geographical, 2016(8): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) The wild spaces. Geographical, 2016(1): 12-13.
• Hennig, B. (2016) Visualising Spaces of Global Inaccessibility. In, Carver, S.J. and Fritz, S. (eds.) Mapping Wilderness: Concepts, Techniques and Applications. Springer. pp. 103-116. ISBN: 978-94-017-7397-3.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Wet Lands: Where does the Earth's rain fall? Geographical, 2016(2): 12-13.
• Hennig, B.D. (2016) Wine world. Geographical, 2016(6): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2016) In focus: The EU referendum. Political Insight, 7(2): 20-21.
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2016) In Focus: Where Art meets Science. Political Insight, 7(1): 20-21. View PDF
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2016) To Rule the Land: mapping the 2015 general election. Bulletin of the Society of Cartographers, 49: 31-40. View PDF
• Lee, C. and Dorling, D. (2016) Geography's place in the world. Times Higher Education, March 25th. View PDF
• Mann, L and Graham, M. (2016) The Domestic Turn: Business Process Outsourcing and the Growing Automation of Kenyan Organisations. Journal of Development Studies, 52(4): 530-548.
• Morris, T., Dorling, D. and Davey Smith, G. (2016) How well can we predict educational outcomes? Examining the roles of cognitive ability and social position in educational attainment. Contemporary Social Science, 11(2-3): 154-168. View PDF
• Paul, J. and Hennig, B. (2016) Atlas of Organics: Four maps of the world of organic agriculture. Journal of Organics, 3(1): 25-32.
• Poorthuis, A., Zook, M., Shelton, T., Graham, M. and Stephens, M. (2016) Using Geotagged Digital Social Data in Geographic Research. In, Clifford, N., French, S., Cope, M. and Gillespie, T. (eds.) Key Methods in Geography. London: Sage.
• Smart, C., Donner, J., and Graham, M. (2016) Connecting the World from the Sky: Spatial Discourses Around Internet Access in the Developing World. Eighth International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development.
• Straumann, R.K. and Graham, M. (2016) Who isn't online? Mapping the 'Archipelago of Disconnection.' Regional Studies, Regional Science, 3(1): 96-98.
• Tomlinson, S. and Dorling, D. (2016) Brexit has its roots in the British Empire - so how do we explain it to the young? Staggers, The New Statesman Blog, May 9th. View PDF
• Vanderbloemen, L., Dorling, D. and Minton, J. (2016) Visualising variation in mortality rates across the life course and by sex, USA and comparator states, 1933-2010. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 70(8), 826-831. View PDF
• Winter, S., Lopez, X., Harvey, F., Hennig, B.D., Jeong, M., Trainor, T. and Timpf, S. (2016) Technological and societal influences on GIScience. In, Onsrud, H. and Kuhn, W. (eds.) Advancing Geographic Information Science. The past and next twenty years. Needham / MA (GSDI Association Press). pp. 35-44.

• Dorling, D. (2015) A detox diet for Uncle Sam: review of Joe Stigltz's Rewriting the Rules of the American Economy, The Times Higher, December 3rd, p. 54. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) A progressive property tax, Part 2 of "Among Equals". London: The Equality Trust, May 20th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Cartogram. In, Monmonier, M., Collier, P., Cook, K., Kimerling, J. and Morrison, J. (eds.) History of Cartography: Cartography in the Twentieth Century, vol 6. Chicago University Press, Chicago. 1960 pp. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Creating a more equal society will require understanding and generosity, hope, perseverance, but above all kindness. Democratic Audit Blog, LSE, London, December 18th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Danny Dorling on Inequality. Chapter 17 in, Warburton, N. and Edmonds, D. (eds.) Big Ideas in Social Science, London, Sage, pp. 157-166. ISBN: 9781473913806. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Data on Income inequality in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK and other affluent nations, 2012. Data in Brief, 5: 458-460. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Declining health outcomes, rising health inequality and extreme economic inequality, Cost of Living Blog of the Medical Sociology Group of the British Sociological Association, October 2nd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Democracy on hundred years hence, Strike Magazine, September/October. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Eat the Rich: wise up and rise up, Strike Magazine, 9: 8-9. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Europe. Strike Magazine, July/August, 12: 8-9. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Focus: Compassionate Conservatism? Discover Society, Nottingham: Social Research Publications, November 4th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Foreward. In, Mckenzie, L. Getting By. Bristol: Policy Press. 224 pp. ISBN: 9781447309956. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Gaia Vince: Adventures in the Anthropocene. New Global Studies, 9(3): 359-362. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) 'Generation rent'? We've been here before, The Guardian, February 19th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Government policies are turning education into a production line, The Guardian, June 30th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Growing injustice: six myths about inequality, New Statesman Blog, June 1st. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Income inequality in the UK: Comparisons with five large Western European countries and the USA. Applied Geography, 61: 24-34. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Injustice: Why Social Inequality Still Persists. Policy Press, Bristol. pp. 484. ISBN: 9781447320753.
• Dorling, D. (2015) Interview with Dario Ruggiero, Autore Sito (The Long Term Economy) published January 30th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Just who do you think you are? Review of Social Class in the 21st Century, Times Higher, November 12th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) 'Kinder politics' is only possible if more of those who'll benefit can vote, The Independent, October 1st. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Letter: Payback's a hitch. Times Higher Education, October 1st. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Money Changes Everything: Recent trends in UK university admissions, Times Higher Education, February 12th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) No gain without a little pain - Review: The Globalization of Inequality by François Bourguignon. Times Higher Education, May 7th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) No one is worth 3,000 times another person: a more equal world is possible through kindness, British Politics and Policy Blog, LSE, December 23rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Not perfect, but not bad: What Labour's plans would mean for higher education, Times Higher Education, April 23rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Now is the time when we most need hope, Our Kingdom Blog, Open Democracy: Power and Liberty in Britain, May 29th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Only one lucky generation ever struck housing gold, The Telegraph, April 28th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Oxford Futures. Chapter 2b in, Falk, N. (ed.) Oxford Future Transport Options. London: URBED. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Policing one hundred years hence Strike Magazine, November/December. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Policy, politics, health, and housing in the UK. Policy and Politics, 43(2): 163-180. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Renting your way to poverty: welcome to the future of housing, The Telegraph, March 20th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Review: Rebel Footprints: A guide to uncovering London's Radical History, by David Rosenberg, Times Higher, March 5th, pp. 52-53. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Review: The House of Commons: An Anthropology of MPs at Work, by Emma Crewe, Times Higher, April 16th, pp. 60-61. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Review: A World of Homeowners - American Power and the Politics of Housing Aid By Nancy Kwak, Times Higher Education, October 29th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Sex by Numbers: What Statistics Can Tell Us About Sexual Behaviour, by David Spiegelhalter, Times Higher Education, June 11th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Standing at a crossroads: Labour's £36K fees plan raises hopes for a new covenant between the sector and the state, Times Higher Education, March 5th, p. 28. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Students are dashing from A-levels into debt, fuelled by a fear of poverty. The Guardian, August 11th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) The Generations and Housing Chaos, Intergenerational Foundation: fairness for future generations, Blog, March 9th.
• Dorling, D. and Szreter, S. (2015) The great constituency swap, Prospect Magazine On-line, March 6th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) The mother of underlying causes - economic ranking and health inequality. Social Science and Medicine, 128: 327-330. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) The top 1 per cent in the UK. The Vanguardia Dossier: "United Kingdom" March, Barcelona: La Vanguardia. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Viewpoint on Inequality and the 1%. Policy and Politics Journal Blog, December 23rd. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) What is the state of economic inequality in the UK? And why does it matter? Chapter in, Foster, L. Brunton, A. Deeming, C. and Haux, T. (eds.) (2015) In Defence of Welfare 2. Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 9-12. ISBN: 9781447327929. View PDF
• Dorling, D. (2015) Work: A view from 100 years hence. Chapter in edited collection, Building the best jobs markets in the world: the expert view. London: The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Cheshire, P. (2015) Verbal Evidence Given to the Select Committee on Economic Affairs, London: House of Lords, December 15th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Hennig, B.D. (2015) Visualizing urban and regional worlds: power, politics and practices. Environment and Planning A, 47(6): 1346-1350. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and Mullin, C. (2015) Should parliament move out of London? The Observer, March 7th. View PDF
• Dorling, D. and O'Hara, M. (2015) The Tories will reduce UK public spending to Estonian levels: IMF forecasts show that Britain could join a tiny group of European countries that have shrunk the size of their states dramatically. But it needn't be this way, The Guardian, April 15th. View PDF
• Graham, M. (2015) Information Geographies and Geographies of Information. In, Fard, A. and Meshkani, T. (eds.) New Geographies, 7: Geographies of Information. Harvard University Press. pp. 159-166. ISBN: 9781934510384.
• Graham, M. (2015) Why Does Google Say Jerusalem is the Capital of Israel? Slate.com, Nov 30, 2015.
• Graham, M. and De Sabbata, S. (2015) Mapping Information Wealth and Poverty: The Geography of Gazetteers. Environment and Planning A, 47(6): 1254-1264. (pre-publication version here).
• Graham, M., De Sabbata, S. and Zook, M. (2015) Towards a study of information geographies:(im)mutable augmentations and a mapping of the geographies of information. Geo: Geography and Environment, 2(1): 88-105.
• Gray, E., Farrall, S., Hay, C., Dorling, D. and Jennings, W. (2015) Thatcher's Grandchildren: The Long Road to Inequality, Political Insight, April: 16-19. View PDF
• Green, M.A., Subramanian, S.V., Vickers, D. and Dorling, D. (2015) Internal migration, area effects and health: Does where you move to impact upon your health? Social Science and Medicine, 136-137: 27-34. View PDF
• Hennig, B. (2015) Gender inequality. Geographical, 4: 12-13.
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) Global tree cover. Geographical, 2015(1): 10-11.
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) Geographic visualization in social sciences - or draw more maps! In, Hammett, D., Twyman, C. and Graham, M. (eds.) Research and Development in Fieldwork. Routledge, Abingdon and New York. ISBN: 978-0-415-82957-1.
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) Water worlds. Geographical, 2015(2).
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) Ebola deaths. Geographical, 2015(3).
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) Human worlds. Geographical, 5: 12-13.
• Hennig, B.D. (2015) World religions. Geographical, 6: 12-13.
• Hennig, B.D, Ballas, D. and Dorling, D. (2015) In focus: Europe's uneven development. Political Insight, 6(3): 20-21. View PDF
• Hennig, B.D. and Calzada, I. (2015) In Focus: Regions between recentralisation and independence. Political Insight, 6(1): 20-21.
• Hennig, B. and Dorling, D. (2015) May 2015 - A Climate Change in UK Politics. Political Insight, 6(2): 20-21. View PDF
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2015) The hollowing out of London: how poverty patterns are changing, New Statesman's blog (Staggers), March 13th. View PDF
• Hennig, B.D. and Dorling, D. (2015) The UK 2015 General Election, Teaching Geography, Autumn 2015: 100-103. View PDF
• Rodriguez, J.M., Geronimus, A.T., Bound, J. and Dorling, D. (2015) Black Lives Matter: Differential mortality and the racial composition of the U.S. Electorate, 1970-2004. Social Science and Medicine, 136-137: 193-199. View PDF
• Sen, S.W., Ford, H., Musicant, D.R., Graham, M., Keyes, O.S.B. and Hecht, B. (2015) Barriers to the Localness of Volunteered Geographic Information. CHI 2015. (pre-publication version here).
• Stotesbury, N. and Dorling, D. (2015) Understanding Income Inequality and its Implications: Why Better Statistics are Needed, Statistics Views, 21st October. View PDF
• Zook, M., Graham, M. and Boulton, A. (2015) Crowd-sourced Augmented Realities: Social Media and the Power of Digital Representation. In, Mains, S., Cupples, J. and Lukinbeal, C. (eds.) Mediated Geographies and Geographies of Media. New York: Springer. pp 223-242. ISBN: 978-94-017-9969-0.
• Zook, M., Shelton, T., Poorthuis, A., Donohue, R., Wilson, M., Graham, M. and Stephens, M. (2015) What would a floating sheep map? Lexington, KY: Oves Natantes Press.

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