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Mark Ellis

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Labour, migration and developmentEarly English languages

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|Aug 09, 2024

Changes in mixed ethnicity households and neighbourhood transitions in England and Wales.

Gemma Catney, Mark Ellis, Richard Wright

|Aug 06, 2021

The evolution and stability of multi-ethnic residential neighbourhoods in England.

Gemma Catney, Richard Wright, Mark Ellis

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