Qualitative study on the impacts of welfare reform on social housing tenants

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Social Insecurity? Welfare rights and welfare reform by Sarah Batty
is a summary of a qualitative study into the impact on social tenants of welfare reforms carried out as part of an MA in Social Policy at the University of York (October 2017)

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