The population bomb: talking about other people as if they were not like you and getting it very wrong
Environmental Sustainability and Demographic Change Conference, The Martin School, Oxford University
The case for the living wage in Oxford
E. Kosmin, V. Coulter, and D. Dorling speaking at the University College Lecture theater, Oxford
Launch of the second edition of ‘Injustice’
Audio recording from the event at Housman’s bookshop, London
RSA Inequality in Education
Royal Society of Arts and Commerce
Exclusion and Inclusion in Contemporary Oxford
Future of Cities Seminar, Wharton Room, All Souls College
Compassionate Conservatism?
How do we understand this new conservative rhetoric of equality and an assault on poverty when we place it against the reality of rising inequality and the expectation that tax credit cuts will put 200,000 more families in poverty?
Democracy one hundred years hence
A view from the future
Will George Be King?
Contribution the the BBC Radio 4 Analysis programme
The Geography of Inequality
Talk at The Woodstock Society
Inequality, the 1%, and the future
Ilkley Literature Festival
Economic inequality and our grandchildren’s future
Public Lecture, School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Nottingham
Keele World Affairs Lecture
Economic inequality and our grandchildren’s future
Inequality and understanding the danger of idiots
The Annual Arthur Lewis Lecture, University of Manchester
No-Nonsense Guides New Series Book Launch
Danny speaking as a special guest alongside Maggie Black, Peter Stalker and Danny Chivers
Declining health outcomes, rising health inequality and extreme economic inequality
Evidence is beginning to surface of the possible health effects of the rapid social polarisation that is taking place in the UK.