Budgeting for Stability by Dr Angela O’Hagan In preparing for a recent conference on “Stability Matters” and my topic of “Budgeting for Stability” organised by Perth, Dundee and Angus CABx,…

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On 30 September in partnership with the Centre for Gender History at Glasgow University and Strathclyde Law School at the University of Strathclyde, WiSE Research Centre are co-hosting a special…

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On Friday 26 August, Dr Angela O’Hagan joined a panel of speakers at ‘Stability Matters’ organised as part of the Social Policy Conference series by Perth, Angus and Dundee Citizens…

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Jen Broadhurst, WiSE PhD student, gave a talk last week at an event “Exploring a Basic Income” run by Extra Second Poetry.  Annie Miller from Citizen’s Basic Income Network Scotland…

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Brexit, GERS and Inclusive Growth The Scottish Government’s analysis of the consequences of Brexit for the Scottish economy indicates a significant loss in the level of output by 2030. The…

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  In autumn 2015 Lenzie Academy re-launched its school house scheme, nominating the late Prof. Ailsa McKay as one of the outstanding Scots to bear a house name.  Since then,…

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On 14 July, WiSE researchers Dr Angela O’Hagan and Dr Zofia Lapniewska welcome a delegation from the Ministry of Finance of the Government of Vietnam.  Led by NGUYEN Thi Hai…

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GCU researcher awarded feminist economics prize 30 June 2016 Katharina Sarter, Ailsa McKay Post-Doctoral Fellow in the WiSE Research Centre at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has won the Rhonda Williams…

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