Professor Angela O’Hagan, Wise Centre for Economic Justice Depute Director and Professor of Equalities and Public Policy has been invited to the Irish Parliament today, Thursday 14 July, to give…
Ahead of the Spring Statement, Naveed Hakeem of the WISE Centre for Economic Justice argues that the rising cost of living in the UK continues to demonstrate the urgent need…
VOLPOWER policy recommendations address crucial issues affecting youth volunteering in diversified European societies. They offer recommendations and suggestions for new services or call for the support of measures regarding the…
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Diane Elson, Visiting Professor at the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice, will take part in a discussion on Building a Caring Economy, hosted by the International Inequalities Institute, LSE on…
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Integration of migrants has been a much-contested concept that has received vigorous political and academic interest (Korkut et. al. ed, 2013; Schinkel, 2018). Yet, the Covid-19 pandemic is…
The (in)appropriateness of a deliberative response to Covid-19 As governments turn from crisis response to economic recovery and social renewal there is increasing focus on the engagement of the…
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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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As we continue to #Stay at Home and stick to social distancing rules in Scotland, this week Dr Nina Teasdale, Research Fellow at the WiSE Centre for Economic Justice, reminds…