Browsing Sociology by Author "Shanahan, Michael J."

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Explaining the occupational structure of depressive symptoms: precarious work and social marginality across European countries

Macmillan, Ross; Shanahan, Michael J. (SAGE, 2022)

The idea that socioeconomic differences are a “fundamental cause” of health and well-being is the basis for large volumes of research. However, one of the challenges in this area is that of linking socioeconomic positions ...
Why precarious work is bad for health: social marginality as key mechanisms in a multi-national context

Macmillan, Ross; Shanahan, Michael J. (University Oxford University Press, 2021)

The expansion of precarious work in recent decades has motivated a large body of research on its implications for health. While considerable work has focused on whether precarious work undermines health, much less is known ...

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