"According to a 2011 paper she wrote for the Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, Dodds favours a “bottom-up” approach to public spending that relates to people as individuals and treats people who have experienced poverty and social exclusion as experts."
- #AlexCharilaou
https://www.mutualinterest.coop/2020/04/who-is-labours-new-shadow-chancellor
OMG this!
The DOI address for this paper connects to the website of publisher Ingenta who want almost $30 to "buy this article". Ironically, their company slogan is 'unlocking your tomorrow', while their standard practice is actually locking it away:
https://doi.org/10.1332/175982711X559154
Full text of the paper is here (post-peer-review but preprint):
https://publications.aston.ac.uk/id/eprint/14874/1/JSPJ_paper_changes_incorporated_%282%29.pdf
#OpenAccess FTW!
Strypey