As part of the ESRC Poverty and Social Exclusion in the UK 2011 project, working papers on various aspects of the research are being published. The views expressed are those of the author(s). The papers are published under the Creative Commons licence and you may copy and distribute them as long as the creative commons licence is retained and attribution given to the original author(s).

Methods series

• No 2: Improving Poverty and Social Exclusion Measures for Older People, Demi Patsios
• No 3: Lisbon and Beyond, Mary Daly
• No 4: Access to Public and Private Services in the PSE Survey, Glen Branley and Kirsten Besemer
• No 5: Indicators of Access to Cultural Resources, Education and Skills for the PSE Survey, Glen Bramley and Kirsten Besemer
• No 6: Housing and the Living Environment Indicators in the PSE survey, Glen Bramley and Kirsten Besemer
• No 7: PSE Measures Review Paper: Children's Deprivation Items, Jonathan Bradshaw and Gill Main
• No 9: Economic participation in the PSE survey, Nick Bailey and Mark Livingston
• No 10: Europe 2020 Poverty Measurement, Dave Gordon
• No 11: Measurement and Change in Deprivation and Exclusion in Australia; a report on research in progress, Peter Saunders and Melissa Wong
• No 12: Public Perceptions of Poverty, Social Exclusion and Living Standards: Preliminary Report on Focus Group Findings, Eldin Fahmy, Simon Pemberton and Eileen Sutton
• No 14: Indicators of Social Participation, Grace Kelly and Mary Daly
• No 15: Social Exclusion and Mental Health – Review of Literature and Existing Surveys, Sarah Payne
• No 17: Cognitive Testing of the 2011 UK Poverty and Social Exclusion Survey

Policy series

• No. 3: There may be 'triuble' ahead: what we know about those 120,000 'troubled' families, Ruth Levitas

PSE 2011 is a major collaboration between the University of Bristol, Heriot-Watt University, The Open University, Queen's University Belfast, University of Glasgow and the University of York working with the National Centre for Social Research and the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency.