Posts related to Business & economics
Is a robot after your job?
January 16 2017Professor of International Employment Relations Martin Upchurch explores the prospect of technological singularity
Race equality remains a major policy challenge
January 09 2017Equality expert Roger Kline revisits a 2004 Audit Commission report to show that many of its findings are as relevant today as they were then
Unfree labour in the USA
November 16 2016Dr Nico Pizzolato argues that migrant workers in the USA are set to become even more vulnerable under a Trump administration.
Bullying puts patients at risk
November 14 2016NHS equality expert Roger Kline calls for greater focus on the impact of bullying on patients as well as staff
Lessons from Argentina
September 12 2016Europe has lessons to learn from Argentina’s financial crisis says Dr Daniel Ozarow
More of the same simply won’t do
August 18 2016Research Fellow Roger Kline asks, will the government move beyond words to take action on race discrimination in the NHS?
How will Brexit affect Britain’s brand?
August 04 2016Dr Keith Dinnie explores how the UK might reposition itself as a global brand post-Brexit
How blockchain could help musicians make a living from music
July 20 2016Senior Lecturer in in Popular Music Marcus O’Dair explores the role cryptocurrencies could play in the future of the music industry
Bringing the factory back in
July 07 2016Senior Lecturer Nico Pizzolato outlines his new research project ‘Back to the Factory’
Can the Northern Powerhouse address social inequality?
June 14 2016Dr David Etherington critically examines how devolution and the city region growth strategies tackle long-standing economic and social disadvantage
