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Falkingham. Assessing the impact of internal labour migration on international support, health and income of China and South Africa

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Lead researcher

Professor Jane Falkingham

VP Engagement and International

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Other researchers

Professor Jackie Wahba

Professor of Economics

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Professor Maria Evandrou FAcSS

Head of Department

Research interests

  • Inequalities in later life, particularly inequalities in the incomes of older people, equity in health and social care, and inequalities amongst ethnic elders in the UK
  • Informal carers, paid employment and resources

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Professor Vicky Hosegood

Professor of Demography and Family

Research interests

  • Vicky Hosegood’s current research studies focus on the demography and health of families in sub-Saharan Africa. With a special interest in South Africa her work:
  • investigates family and household factors and processes that promote health and wellbeing across the life courseimproves the measurement, collection and analysis of family demographic and health data in resource-poor settings informs the design and evaluation of family-based interventions She is a member of several research groups within the University of Southampton including Family Demography in particular that of Families in southern Africa, the ESRC-funded Centre for Population Change.

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Professor Athina Vlachantoni

Professor of Gerontology & Social Policy

Research interests

  • Informal care provision and receipt
  • Unmet need for social care

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Professor Sabu Padmadas

Associate Dean International

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Research outputs

Understanding family migration in rural South Africa: exploring children's inclusion in the destination households of migrant parents
Rachel Bennett,
Victoria Hosegood,
Marie-Louise Newell,
& Nuala McGrath
, 2015 , Population, Space and Place , 21 (4) , 310--321
DOI: 10.1002/psp.1842
Type: article
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