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Risk and uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic
March 26 2020Tom Dickins, Professor of Behavioural Sciences discusses the impact that human behaviour is having during COVID-19 pandemic.
Women on board: gender diversity in the banking sector
March 23 2020Dr Sylvia Gottschalk and Dr Edward Bace explore how gender diversity in the banking sector can relate to a reduction of risk taking.
Dance, cognition and ageing
February 28 2020Dr Michela Vecchi, our Associate Professor of Economics, and dancer, discusses the physical and more importantly mental improvements dancing can bring.
The depressing state of bullying in the NHS
February 19 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow in our Business School discusses the shocking rise of bullying in the NHS.
Where Did The Floating Charge Come From?
February 17 2020Los Watkins, an MDX Law Lecturer shares a piece of ongoing research into the concept of the Floating Charge and its impact on modern banking law.
How to succeed with a policing degree apprenticeship
February 04 2020The Chief Constable of Sussex Police gives a personal view about the role of apprenticeships in transforming the police, encouraging new groups of people to consider a career in policing.
#16days of gender-based violence: The women paying the ultimate price of men’s violence
January 08 2020Mia Scally, Lecturer in Forensic Psychology/Criminology writes a moving post about gender-based violence facing women all over the world.
Iran’s cyber ‘revenge’: it’s not if, but when
January 07 2020Dr Mahdi Aiash writes about the potential cyber backlash the West may face following the US military airstrike of January 2020.
False harmony and the embedding of inequality
Roger Kline, Research Fellow in the Business School, discusses the impact and issues associated with identity and discrimination.
Reparations for Slavery – A Contemporary Debate
October 28 2019Dr Angus Nurse examines the current debate over reparations for slavery in both the UK and US.
