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8 Nov 2023: The College has produced a substantially revised risk register for 2022-23 which takes account of lessons learned from the pandemic and the economic and political changes that have followed. ... The trajectory of the pandemic and its longer term economic,

21 Jun 2023: The questions that remain. Chander Velu, Selwyn Fellow and Professor of Innovation and Economics, raises the questions we need to answer before a four-day week is seen as a universal

4 Jan 2024: beyond our control: Feeling guilty because we benefit from the world’s economic injustices; feeling hopeless because we cannot change those injustices. ... In the original version of this story, in Genesis, Abraham learns a vital lesson about the

4 Jan 2024: We consistently overlook the objective or what Zizek calls ‘systemic’ violence that is endemic to our socio-economic order.” [Critchley]. ... Tell ourselves that we must learn the lessons of the past, that violence is terrible, and piously affirm

22 Jun 2023: I also learned to sweep the realities of my racisms, my gender-phobias, my economic elitism, all under the carpet of correctness. ... If we look at the living world, the non-human world – we do not observe it from outside, as though we might find

4 Jan 2024: It's actually a lesson that some of the disciples need to take to heart. ... Eucharistic feast, like the one we share this evening, offers a radically alternative set of economic priorities.

5 Jan 2024: When we see are content to see justice granted to human beings only on the basis of their economic status, their ethnicity, or their nation state, show us what it means

4 Jan 2024: Not by the strength of arms, by military, or economic, or charismatic power.

4 Jan 2024: Whether the economic systems upon which we rely, arise naturally from ecological realities. ... Jerusalem. At first glance, it might appear that our Gospel lesson has very little to do with economic.

5 Jan 2024: And in such settings, economics was based upon mutual favours, that could earn you credit – and favours you owed to others, which would amass debt. ... There are no recognised hierarchies, no social status, no conventions of economics that God respects.