BSA 40: The evolution of the gender gap?
This chapter explores what British Social Attitudes data tells us about the emergence of a ‘modern’ gender gap in Britain.
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BSA 40: Social class
This chapter analyses long-term trends in middle and working-class identity and in awareness of class inequality.
40 years of British Social Attitudes: Class identity and awareness still matter
Findings from the latest annual British Social Attitudes report
BSA 40: A liberalisation in attitudes?
This chapter examines the substantial liberalisation in moral attitudes that has taken place over the past four decades.
BSA 40: Age differences
This chapter traces the evolution of age differences in support for left-right and liberal-authoritarian values since the 1980s.
Younger people move to the left – but not keen on higher taxes
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) has published its latest British Social Attitudes report.
BSA 40: Gender roles
This chapter examines how attitudes and behaviour in relation to men’s and women’s roles at work and at home have changed over the past four decades.
BSA 40: Secular or cyclical? 40 years of tracking public opinion
Findings from the British Social Attitudes survey.
Imogen Stevenson
Imogen is a Researcher in the Household Surveys team.
Jules Allen
Jules is a Senior Researcher in the longitudinal surveys team.