Demos Staff overview
William Bradley
Junior Associate
- Telephone
- william.bradley@demos.co.uk
William is a Junior Associate at Demos.
William has been with Demos since October 2009 and is now a Junior Associate. He has been working primarily on the Capabilities Programme.
He recently graduated with distinction from the UCL Urban Laboratory where he read Urban Studies. Prior to joining UCL, he graduated from Cambridge University where he read geography.
William wrote his Masters thesis on the effects of gentrification at Broadway Market in Hackney and is interested in the relationships between culture and capital in the urban environment. His wider research interests include the environment, climate change and sustainable cities.
- Authors
- Julia Margo, William Bradley
- Publication Date
- 2010-02-09
- Publication Type
- Pamphlet
A concern with inequality lies deep in liberal DNA. More than a century and a half ago, John Stuart Mill argued for a cap on inheritance so that wealth might be more fairly distributed in society. His views jarred with Victorian attitudes, but this pamphlet argues for a renewed liberal equality agenda, based on evidence of the divisive impact of inequality on society and recent findings of the central role that financial security and access to resource plays in life chances and child development.
Straying from the script
William Bradley responds to some of the online comments about our Annual Lecture with Amartya Sen.
Equality runs in liberals' DNA
William Bradley says the Lib Dems must focus on early years to fight inequality.
Regeneration without participation
William Bradley is disappointed by a council's failure to listen to locals on urban regeneration.