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The ethnic density effect on the health of ethnic minority people in the united kingdom: a study of hypothesised pathways

Dr Laia Becares | Sociology | 01 September 2010

Ethnic minority people have been suggested to be healthier when living in areas with a higher concentration of people from their own ethnic group, a so-called ethnic density effect. Several studies have explored the protective properties of ethnic de ...

Ethnic inequalities in child development and health: an examination and comparison across the united kingdom, the united states, and new zealand

Dr Laia Becares | Sociology | 01 October 2012

Ethnic minorities in the uk, the us and new zealand (nz) have worse health and die younger than the white majority. There are important differences in the processes that have led to the ethnic makeup of the populations in these countries, including e ...

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