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A series of films on how ESRC-funded social science and economics researchers have collaborated with non-academic partners to generate impact from their research.

All of them have had to confront challenging redistribution decisions in particular economic, social and political contexts and have forged new political coalitions around the economics of austerity. ... Konzelmann, S.J., Gray, M. and Donald, B., 2016.

Fish say, they have their stream and pond;. But is there anything beyond?’. ... have done such a thing in the situation of the person we condemn.

Graduates from our programmes have outstanding employment prospects. Study at the Department of Land Economy. ... We have both full-time and part-time options, depending on the course.

But within our own discipline, engineers don’t have the skills to deliver the required change. ... Neither does anyone else. Making good things happen: Restraint doesn’t sit easily in the business school, or economics, yet both disciplines have

From Recipients to Donors is simply the best available account we have of these shifting geopolitical realities.’. – ... Stuart Corbridge, London School of Economics. ‘With the international aid system in a turbulent transition, Mawdsley’s

Research interestsI am a College Teaching Associate in Economics, specialising in microeconomics and econometrics. ... I have an on-going project investigating interventions in cybercrime markets. Further information.

Barrie Lees (Peterhouse 1962). A perfectionist would have a step-ladder. David Potts (Churchill 1970). ... Perhaps you should have spoken to someone from the New Economics Foundation?

All of these topics have been approached from the perspective of global changes in politics, economics and governance since the 1970s. ... I have also studied at great length the labour theory of value and, as a consequence, Marxist Economics Theory.

being ‘forced to do’ – which is the perspective of some that we have spoken with. ... there have been instances of this view expressed by researchers at Cambridge University.