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Abstract：
Suggesting there is an emerging and important focus on social welfare in inquests into death, this article argues that there is value for both social welfare and inquest scholarship in examination of links between the two. Emphasising the process of investigation, it aims to introduce the inquest to social welfare scholars, and proposes an agenda for research. The discussion examines a range of inquests in which questions of social welfare (understood broadly) were examined, including inquests into the death of Jackie Maguire in a care home (see R (Maguire) v. HM Senior Coroner for Blackpool & Fylde [2023] UKSC 20), the death of Jodey Whiting after her welfare benefits were stopped (in a case brought by her mother, Joy Dove, see Dove v. HM Assistant Coroner for Teesside and Hartlepool [2023] EWCA Civ 289), the death of Awaab Ishak due to mould in his housing association home, and the death of Ella Kissi-Debra which suggested a link between traffic, air pollution and asthma, as well as other cases, including the inquest into the death of Molly Russell which focused on the role of social media.
摘要：
这表明在调查死亡时，人们正在关注社会福利，本文认为，在研究社会福利和研究奖学金之间的联系时，两者都有价值。强调调查过程，它旨在向社会福利学者介绍调查，并提出研究议程。讨论审查了一系列调查，其中研究了社会福利问题（广泛理解），包括对JackieMaguire在养老院死亡的调查（见R（Maguire）诉Blackpool＆Fylde的HM高级验尸官[2023]UKSC20），乔迪·怀廷在她的福利福利被停止后去世(在她母亲提起的一个案件中，JoyDove,参见Dove诉Teesside和Hartlepool的HM助理验尸官[2023]EWCACiv289)，AwaabIshak在他的房屋协会家中因霉菌而死亡，和埃拉·基西·黛布拉的死表明了交通之间的联系，空气污染和哮喘,以及其他案件，包括对莫莉·罗素死亡的调查，重点是社交媒体的作用。
