Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning

Dylan Kneale

Postdoctoral Fellow

Qualifications and position:
- BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD
- Post-Doctoral Fellow
Faculty:
- Faculty of Policy and Society
Department:
- Department of Quantitative Social Science
Summary:
- I am interested in the pathways taken by young people towards becoming an adult. I am particularly interested in parenthood and housing. My PhD examined pathways to parenthood using longitudinal data from the cohort studies.
Teaching:
- Marking for Masters modules, teaching EdD Introductory SPSS
Research Projects:
- I am currently working examining:
  Housing careers of young people;
  Housing circumstances of young parents;
  The focus of interventions on early parenthood;
  The effect of childhood experiences of social housing on young adult trajectories.
Conferences/presentations:
- • NCRM Research Methods Festival 2008 (St Catherine's College, Oxford University)
  • British Society for Population Studies Annual Conference 2007 (St Andrew's University)
  • Understanding Population Trends and Processes 2008 (University of Leeds)
Personal Country Knowledge:
- UK (Demography, Housing)
Languages Spoken:
- Welsh (first), English
Languages Written:
- Welsh (first), English

Publications

Lupton, R., Tunstall, R., Sigle-Rushton, W., Obolenskaya, P., Sabates, R., Meschi, E., Kneale, D. & Salter, E. (forthcoming) (2009) Growing Up in Social Housing: A Profile of Four Generations - Report. Tenant Services Authority/Joseph Rowntree Foundation..
Stillwell, J., E. Coast, Kneale, D. (2009) Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility. Amsterdam, Springer..
Kneale, D., E. Coast, et al. (2009) 'Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility' J. Stillwell, E. Coast and D. Kneale, Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility. Amsterdam, Springer.
Kneale, D. (2009) 'Early Parenthood: Definition and Prediction in two British Cohorts' J. Stillwell, E. Coast and D. Kneale, Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility. Amsterdam: Springer.
Kneale, D. and H. Joshi (2008) 'Postponement and Childlessness - Evidence from two British cohorts', Demographic Research 19(58), pp. 1935-1968.

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