Abstract
In this issue’s Research Round-up we follow on from the last issue’s theme of ‘race’ and racism. We begin with a piece from Tracey Warren and Nadia Joanne Britton on the importance of incorporating income and asset levels when addressing ethnic economic disadvantage. We then look at community care in relation to black and minority ethnic carers before moving on to a report on disabled refugees in Britain. The next two reports consider particular groups: asylum seekers and refugees, and young Turkish-speaking people. Our focus then leaves issues relating to ethnicity and we have details on two new research reports from the Department for Work and Pensions, the first on Working Families’ Tax Credit and the second on experiences of ONE. The final piece from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation is a review of in-work support in light of government plans to create two new tax credits: Integrated Child Credit and the Employment Tax Credit.
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