Contributor(s): Professor Sir Tony Atkinson | Increasing inequality is a salient issue in public discourse, but debate often centres on the causes rather than any possible solutions. Introducing his new book, Inequality: what can be done? Professor Atkinson argues we can do much more about inequality than the skeptics might imagine.

Contributor(s): Dr Tania Burchardt | Tania Burchardt, of the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, LSE, explains more about the role that the capability approach might play in helping to integrate the equality and human rights approach.

Contributor(s): Abigail McKnight, John Hills | Overview briefing on the Coalition’s social policy record, from the launch of the concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme by researchers from The London School of Economics, the University of Manchester and University of York.

Contributor(s): Kitty Stewart, Ruth Lupton | Overview briefing on the Coalition’s social policy record, from the launch of the concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme by researchers from The London School of Economics, the University of Manchester and University of York.

Contributor(s): Polly Vizard, Tania Burchardt, Becky Tunstall | Overview briefing on the Coalition’s social policy record, from the launch of the concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme by researchers from The London School of Economics, the University of Manchester and University of York.

Contributor(s): Ruth Lupton, John Hills | Overview briefing on the Coalition’s social policy record, from the launch of the concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme by researchers from The London School of Economics, the University of Manchester and University of York.

Contributor(s): Professor John Hills, Dr Tania Burchardt | The Director of CASE talks about some recent research highlights and the ways in which the centre engages with public debate.

Contributor(s): Dr Kitty Stewart | Dr Kitty Stewart talks about the results of a recent systematic review funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which examines the evidence on whether household financial resources have a causal effect on children's health, cognitive and behavioural outcomes.

Contributor(s): Laura Lane | Laura Lane talks about some of the recent projects undertaken by the housing team, including cladding tower blocks to reduce fuel poverty and in depth interviews with social housing tenants affected by the current welfare reforms.

Contributor(s): Dr Polly Vizard | In this short film Dr Polly Vizard, Senior Research Fellow, CASE talks about recent work on social inequalities in quality of life commissioned by Eurofound. The study builds on Sen’s capability approach and examines inequality across different critical areas of life in EU27 countries in 2011; as well as change over the period 2007-2011.