Premature deaths of black Americans alter politics
Premature deaths of black Americans alter politics, shows study
Not perfect, but not bad
What Labour’s plans would mean for higher education
Only one lucky generation ever struck housing gold
The young and the old know all about renting – it’s those born in the Fifties who managed to cash in
Housing and people with learning difficulties
Danny speaking at the PPE course of My Life My Choice
The Geography of Elections, Inequality and Migration: 40 years of polarization
Danny speaking at the SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies
In conversation with David Runciman
Danny in conversation with David Runciman discussing Inequality and the 1%
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
Alternatives to Austerity
Panel discussion at the Festival of Debate
The geography of elections: will the 40 years of voting polarisation continue in 2015?
Keynote Address at the Annual Geographical Association Lecture
Growing gap between middle-income earners and top 1%
They might think they are comfortably well-off. But middle-income Britons are poorer relative to the super-wealthy than their counterparts anywhere else in Europe
The Extreme Centre
Tariq Ali in conversation with Danny Dorling
Inequality and Higher Education
Danny speaking at the Free University of London, LSE Occupied
Child poverty in Britain
Using newly available data from the Department for Work and Pensions, Danny Dorling, professor of Geography at the University of Oxford and Simon Szreter, professor of History and Public Policy at the University of Cambridge, have mapped child poverty by constituency across the UK.
Social inequality, the 1%, and why your rent is so high
Video recording of a talk given at the networking event on the eve of the ESRC First Year Student Conference