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Peter Kemp(U.of Oxford)

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[Professor Name]Peter Kemp

[Position]  Head of Department & Barnett Professor of Social Policy

[Contract Info] Telephone (+01865): (2)80553   Email Address: peter.kemp@socres.ox.ac.uk

[Personal Info]

Peter Kemp is the Barnett Professor of Social Policy and a professorial fellow of St Cross College, Oxford. He has been Head of the Department of Social Policy and Social Work since October 2007.

Peter moved to Oxford in April 2006, having previously held professorial appointments at the universities of Glasgow and York.

He has published extensively on a wide range of housing policy topics, including housing allowances, private rental housing, and homelessness. His research interests now include social security, particularly in relation to people on the margins of the labour market.

Peter’s recent books include Private Renting in Transition (2004), Sick Societies? Trends in Disability Benefits in Post-industrial Societies (2006), Cash and Care: Policy Challenges in the Welfare State (2006), and Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective (2007).

He was general-secretary of The Foundation for International Studies on Social Security (FISS) until 2009. He is a member of the Department for Work and Pensions’ Housing Benefit Strategy Committee and has been appointed Special Advisor to the House of Commons Select Committee on Work and Pensions' inquiry into the Local Housing Allowance.

[Publications]
  • Neale, J. and Kemp, P.A. (2010) 'Employment and problem drug use' in J. Barlow (ed.) Substance Misuse, London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
  • Kemp, P.A. and Davidson, J. (2010) 'Employability trajectories among new claimants of Incapacity Benefit',  Policy Studies, 31(2) 203-221.
  • Crook, T., Kemp, P.A and Ferrari, E.T. (2009) Scottish Government Review of the Private Rented Sector - Volume 3: Views and Experiences of Landlords in the Private Rented Sector in Scotland, Edinburgh, Scottish Government.
  • Kemp, P.A. & Davidson, J. (2009) Gender differences among new claimants of Incapacity Benefit. Journal of Social Policy, 38 (4) 589-606.
  • Kemp, P.A. (2009) 'The transformation of private renting' in P. Malpass & R. Rowlands (eds) Housing, Markets and Policy, London: Routledge.
  • Kemp, P.A. & Davidson, J. (2008) Routes onto Incapacity Benefit: Findings from a survey of recent claimants. DWP Research Report No. 469, Leeds: Corporate Document Services
  • Kemp, P.A. & Davidson, J. (2008) Routes onto Incapacity Benefit: Findings from a follow-up survey of recent claimants. DWP Research Report No. 516, Leeds: Corporate Document Services
  • Davidson, J. and Kemp, P.A. (2008) 'Sickness benefits in a polarised labour market', Benefits: the Journal of Poverty and Social Injustice, vol.16, no. 3, pp 225-233.
  • Kemp, P.A. (2008) 'The transformation of incapacity benefits' in M. Seeleib-Kaiser (ed.) Welfare State Transformations: Comparative Perspectives, Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan.
  • P.A. Kemp (ed.) (2007) Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective Bristol: The Policy Press.
  • Kemp, P.A (2007) ‘Housing allowances in context’ in P.A. Kemp (ed.) Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective, Bristol: The Policy Press.
  • Kemp, P.A. (2007) ‘Housing Benefit in Britain: a troubled history and uncertain future’ in P.A. Kemp (ed.) Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective, Bristol: The Policy Press.
  • Kemp, P.A.  (2007) ‘Housing allowances in the advanced welfare states’ in P.A. Kemp (ed.) Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective, Bristol: The Policy Press.
  • Irvine, A., Kemp, P.A. & Nice, K. (2007) Direct Payment of Housing Benefit: What Do Claimants Think? Coventry: Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Chartered Institute of Housing.
  • Glendinning, C & Kemp, P. A. (2006) Conclusions in C. Glendinning and P. A. Kemp (eds.) Cash and Care: Challenges in the Welfare State Bristol: The Policy Press
  • Finch, N & Kemp, P. A (2006) Which Pensioners Don't Spend their Income and Why? Department for Work and Pensions Research report No.334, Leeds: Corporate Document Services
  • Arksey, H & Kemp, P. A. (2006) Carers and employment in a work-focused welfare state in C. Glendinning and P. A. Kemp (eds.) Cash and Care: Challenges in the Welfare State Bristol: The Policy Press
  • Kemp, P. A & Glendinning, C. (2006)  Introduction in C. Glendinning and P. A. Kemp (eds.) Cash and Care: Challenges in the Welfare State, Bristol: The Policy Press
  • Glendinning, C & Kemp, P. A (eds.) (2006) Cash and Care: Challenges in the Welfare State Bristol: The Policy Press
  • Kemp, P. A (2006) Housing benefit: Great Britain in comparative perspective Public Finance and Management, vol 6, No. 1, pp 65-87
  • Kemp, P. A., Bakker-Tauritz, B & Sunden, A (eds.) (2006) Sick Societies? Trends in Disability Benefits in Post-industrial Welfare States Geneva: International Social Security Association ISBN 92-843-1174-8, 241pp
  • Kemp, P. A (2006)  'Introduction' In P. A Kemp, B. Bakker-Tauritz and A. Sunden (eds.) Sick Societies? Trends in Disability Benefits in Post-industrial Welfare States, Geneva: International Social Security Association.
  • Kemp, P. A & Thornton, P (2006)  'Disguised unemployment? The growth in incapacity benefit claims in Britain' In P. A. Kemp, B. Bakker-Tauritz & A. Sunden (eds.) Sick Societies? Trends in Disability benefits in Post-industrial Welfare States, Geneva: International Social Security Association.
  • Kemp, P. A (2006)  'Comparing trends in disability benefits' In P. A. Kemp, B. Bakker-Tauritz & A. Sunden (eds.) Sick Societies? Trends in Disability benefits in Post-industrial Welfare States, Geneva: International Social Security Association.
  • Kemp, P. A (2006) 'Conclusions' In P. A. Kemp, B. Bakker-Tauritz & A. Sunden (eds.) Sick Societies? Trends in Disability benefits in Post-industrial Welfare States, Geneva: International Social Security Association.
  • Priemus, H., Kemp, P. A & Varady, D (2006) 'Housing vouchers in the United States, Great Britain and the Netherlands: Current issues and future perspectives Housing Policy Debate, vol. 16, Issue 3 & 4, pp 575-609
  • Kemp, P. A., Neale, J & Robertson, M (2006) Homelessness among problem drug users: prevalence, risk factors and trigger events Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 14, No.4, pp 319-328
  • Kemp, P.A. (2006) 'Paying for dwellings' in Storrier, S. (ed.) Scotland's Domestic Life, vol. 6 of Scottish Life and Society: A Compendium of Scottish Ethnology, Edinburgh: John Donald.
  • Kemp, P.A. (2006) 'Homelessness' in Storrier, S.(ed.) Scotland's Domestic Life, vol. 6 of Scottish Life and Society: A Compendium of Scottish Ethnology, Edinburgh: John Donald.
  • Kemp, P. A. & Neale, J (2005) Employability and problem drug users Critical Social Policy, vol. 25, no. 1, February, pp 28-46
  • Kemp, P. A. (2005) Social security and welfare reform under New Labour In M. Powell, K. Clarke & L. Bault (eds.) Social Policy Review 17, Bristol: The Policy Press, pp 15-32
  • Kemp, P. A. (2005) Escape routes from poverty Benefits, vol 13, no. 3, pp 173-178
  • Kemp, P. A. (2005) Young people and unemployment: from welfare to workfare? In M. Barry (ed.) Youth Policy and Social Inclusion, London: Routledge, pp 139-156
  • Arksey, H., Kemp, P. A.et al (2005) Carers' Aspirations and Decisions Around Work and Retirement DWP Research Report no. 290, Leeds: Corporate Document Services
  • Kemp, P. A. (2004) Private Renting in Transition Coventry: CIH Publications
  • Overbye, E. & Kemp, P. A. (eds.) (2004) Pensions: Challenges and Reforms Aldershot: Ashgate
  • Priemus, H., & Kemp, P. A. (2004) The present and future of income-related housing support: debates in Britain and the Netherlands Housing Studies, vol. 19, no. 4, pp 653-668
  • Kemp, P. A., Bradshaw, J., Dornan, P., Finch, N & Mayhew, E (2004) Routes out of Poverty York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation
  • Overbye, E & Kemp, P. A (2004) Introduction In E. Overbye & P. A. Kemp (eds.) Pensions: Challenges and Reforms. Aldershot: Ashgate, ppxvii-xxi
  • Finch, N & Kemp, P. A (2004) The Use of the Social Fund by Families with Children London: Department for Work and Pensions
  • Bradshaw, J., Kemp, P. A.., Baldwin, S & Rowe, A (2004) The Drivers of Social Exclusion London: The Social Exclusion Unit
  • Bradshaw, J., Finch, H., Kemp, P. A., Mayhew, E & Williams, J (2003) Gender and Poverty in Britain Manchester: Equal Opportunities Commission
  • Wood, G. A & Kemp, P. A (2003) The taxation of private landlords: Would the British tax treatment of rental investments increase tax burdens if introduced in Australia? Urban Studies, vol. 40, no. 4, pp 747-765
  • Kemp, P. A & Wilcox, S (2003) Housing benefit reform: who gains? Benefit, May, pp 10-12
  • Crook, A. D. H & Kemp, P. A (2002) Housing investment trusts: a new structure of rental housing provision? Housing Studies, vol. 17, no. 5, pp 741-753
  • Kemp, P. A., Dean, J & Mackay, D (2002) Child Poverty in Social Inclusion Partnerships Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
  • Kemp, P. A., Wilcox, S & Rhodes, D (2002) Rent restrictions, shopping incentives and housing benefit reform Axis: The Journal of Housing Planning and Regeneration, vol. 57, no. 2, May-June, pp 6-7
  • Kemp, P. A & Pryce G (2002) Evaluating the Mortgage Safety Net London: Council of Mortgage Lenders
  • Rhodes, D & Kemp, P. A (2002) Rents and returns in the residential lettings market In S. Lowe & D. Hughes (eds.) The Private Rented Sector in a New Century: Revival or False Dawn? The Policy Press: London
  • Crook, A. D. H & Kemp, P. A with Barnes, Y & Ward, J (2002) Investment Returns in the Private Rented Sector London: British Property Foundation
  • Houston, D., Pryce, G & Kemp, P. A (2002) Review of the Private Rented Sector in Wales Cardiff: Welsh Assembly Government
  • Kemp, P. A & Keoghan, M (2001) Movement into and out of the private rental sector in England Housing Studies vol. 16, no. 1, pp 21-37
  • Kemp, P. A & Rugg, J (2001) Young people, housing benefit and the risk society Social Policy and Administration, vol. 35, no. 6, 688-700
  • Kemp, P. A., Lynch, D & Mackay, D (2001) Structural Trends and Homelessness: A Quantitative Analysis Edinburgh: Scottish Executive
  • Kemp, P. A & Pryce, G (2001) Evaluating the mortgage safety net Housing Finance, no.52, pp 32-37
  • Kemp, P. A (2000) The role and design of income-related housing allowances International Social Security Review, vol. 52, no. 3, pp 43-57
  • Kemp, P. A (2000) Images of council housing In R. Jowell et al (eds.) British Social Attitudes: the 17th Report - Focusing on Diversity, London: Sage, pp 137-154
  • Fitzpatrick, S., Kemp, P. A & Klinker, S (2000) Single Homelessness: An Overview of Research in Britain Bristol: Policy Press
  • Kemp, P. A (2000) Shopping Incentives and Housing Benefit Reform Coventry: Joseph Rowntree Foundation & Chartered Institute of Housing
  • Crook, A. D. H., Henneberry, J., Hughes, J & Kemp, P. A (2000) Repair and Maintenance by Private Landlords London: Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions