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Barnes, M. ORCID: 0000-0002-0702-5222 and Ross, A. (2021). The problems with troubled families: Rethinking the analysis behind the 120,000 troubled families statistic. Social Policy and Society,

Barnes, M., Butt, S. and Tomaszewski, W. (2010). The Duration of Bad Housing and Living Standards of Children in Britain. Housing Studies, 26(1), pp. 155-176. doi: 10.1080/02673037.2010.512749

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Barnes, M. ORCID: 0000-0002-0702-5222, Ndebele, N. and Harrison, E. (2020). Pictures of life in older age: a quantitative analysis of the lived experience of ageing using the Understanding Society survey. London: City, University of London.

Barnes, M., Stares, S., Wood, C., Vibert, S. and Lord, C. (2017). Poverty in Perspective: A typology of poverty in Scotland. Edinburgh: The Scottish Government, ISSN 2045-6964.

Barnes, M. and Harrison, E. K. (2017). The wellbeing of secondary school pupils with special educaitonal needs. UK: Department for Education.

Barnes, M., Lord, C. and Chanfreau, J. (2015). Child poverty transitions: exploring the routes into and out of poverty 2009 to 2012. UK: Department for Work and Pensions.

Barnes, M. and Lord, C. (2014). Child Poverty Transitions – early findings report. London, UK: Department for Work and Pensions.

Barnes, M. and McKnight, A. (2014). Understanding the behaviours of households in fuel poverty: A review of research evidence. UK: Department of Energy and Climate Change.

Barnes, M., Cullinane, C., Scott, S. and Silvester, S. (2013). People living in bad housing: Numbers and health impacts. UK: Shelter.

Barnes, M. and Lord, C. (2013). Poverty, economic status and skills: What are the links?. UK: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Lord, C., Lloyd, J. and Barnes, M. (2013). Understanding Landlords: A study of private landlords in the UK using the Wealth and Assets Survey. London, UK: Strategic Society Centre.

Barnes, M., Bazalgette, L. and Lord, C. (2012). A Wider Lens. UK: Demos.

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Barnes, M. ORCID: 0000-0002-0702-5222, Ndebele, N. and Harrison, E. K. (2020). The job quality of key worker employees: Analysis of the Labour Force Survey. London: City, University of London.