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| Jacqui Croft - BSc (Hons), PhD |
| Jacqui Croft is Lecturer in Social Policy in the School for Policy Studies at the University of Bristol. She completed her PhD, on the coping strategies of lone mothers with housing affordability problems, at the end of 2001. The project, Risk crystallisation, housing debt and social division, was funded by the ESRC. Since completing her PhD, Jacqui has worked on systematic reviews of literature on local government finance and on public participation in area-based initiatives. She is also currently working on an evaluation, for the ODPM, of Approved Development Programme-funded supported housing projects for teenage mothers. She recently completed a review of the literature on school choice and housing location for the Centre for Neighbourhood Research. Her ongoing research interests include: the relationships between housing, neighbourhoods and mechanisms of exclusion; and access to justice (with particular focus on housing and financial issues). Evaluation of the Safer Communities Supported Housing Fund and the Approved Development Programme Pilots for Teenage Mothers.
Croft, J (2002) Review of the finance and non-finance aspects of local government (with M Kleinman, P Burton and T Travers) London: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister Croft, J (2001) ‘‘A risk’ or ‘at risk’? Reconceptualising housing debt in a risk welfare society’, Housing Studies, 16 (6), pp. 737-753. |