This chapter explores imposter syndrome in relation to early career academic (ECA)
experiences. Deploying life history methods, a group of ECAs reflect on feelings of imposterism, …

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease. The complex
relationships between race and ethnicity and social determinants of health (SDOH) in influencing …

Drawing on a wealth of sources including self-help books, Mass Observation diaries and
directives, oral history interviews, social science research and popular culture, Feeling the …

This article traces the development of the Conservative party's ‘broken society’ narrative,
from its roots in William Hague's early invocations of ‘social justice’ to the evidence‐based …

Prior research has examined the impact of board structure on firm performance and found
that characteristics such as board size affect both operating and stock price performance. …

The association between early virologic and immunologic events after human
immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection and progression of HIV-1 infection to acquired …

This article examines how stress was used as a means of explaining and understanding the
changes that were taking place in large sections of Britain’s workforce during the 1980s and …

… JILL KIRBY is a policy analyst who writes and broadcasts on family issues. A graduate of
Bristol University, she qualified as a solicitor and practised in a leading City law firm until the …

Stress is ubiquitous in twenty-first century Britain, responsible for millions of lost working days
and the focus of a whole industry designed to help us avoid it. This chapter explores how …

JILL KIRBY is a policy analyst who writes and broadcasts on family issues. A graduate of
Bristol University, she qualified as a solicitor and practised in a leading City law firm until the …