Professor Sara Cantillon, Director of Wise Centre for Economic Justice, has been appointed to the UN Crisis Bureau Experts Roster for Rapid Response to mitigating the impacts of the Covid…
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“A critical practice of thinking otherwise: Bacchi, Gender and Public Policy Analysis” is the framing of a special issue of Feminismo/s a multi-disciplinary journal of the University of Alicante Research…
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Without care ‘front and centre’ of economic recovery, how can we create a robust, resilient, wellbeing economy? In an extended blog, Dr Angela O’Hagan responds to the recommendations, and omissions,…
Questions Significant macroeconomic and fiscal implications will change the economic context for the foreseeable future What will be the shape and form of the recovery from the crisis and the…
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Read More Dr Angela O’Hagan joins Participatory Budgeting book launch
Umut Korkut, Professor in International Politics, writes for the Public Jurist. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ybMnONflLzu_Zw2AT9nacy4ryNwlLz9d/view
Read VOLPOWER Project Manager Marcus Nicolson’s blog here https://www.psa.ac.uk/psa/news/scottish-really-inclusive-identity-scottish-government-presents-it-be
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Dr. Karla Perez Portilla, Lecturer in Law, reflects on existing legal and policy tools that can help understand and address longstanding inequalities made evident and exacerbated in the context of…
Wise Centre for Economic Justice welcomes the Nine Principles for Economic Recovery from Engender and Close the Gap Yesterday (3 June) our friends at Engender and Close the Gap…
The 7th Blog in the WiSE Series sees Leanne Wilson, PhD Researcher with the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice comment on implications of work and care and offers personal reflections…
Read More MUM can I…Get Some Work Done?: The Economic Impact for Women ‘staying at home’.
