| Sumario: | The papers for this issue are taken from a much larger number of contributions to an ESRC-funded research seminar series on Time-Space and Life-Course. Scholars from a variety of disciplines, working in different cultural contexts and drawing on a variety of quantitative and qualitative methodologies, discussed the intersecting concepts of time-space and life-course, and used them to try to understand social and spatial inequalities at a range of spatial scales. The three papers selected reflect some of the key themes, with an emphasis on on health and housing. An overview of each of the papers is provided.
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