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Research Blog Series

It’s not enough just to hire apprentices from different backgrounds, they also need to belong

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Ms Lola Olaleye

PhD Researcher | Teaching Associate

Investigating inequality at work and its interconnections across the globe

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Professor Geraldine Healy

Emerita Professor of Employment

Despite standardisation in recruitment and promotion, gender still matters in professional service firms

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Dr Patrizia Kokot-Blamey

Senior Lecturer in Organisation Studies

Ideas not instruction: what women take away from celebrity business role models

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Dr Maria Adamson

Reader in Work and Organisation Studies

Students from poorer backgrounds are blocked from the most prestigious jobs in medicine due to a lack of money, social capital and access to the ‘hidden curriculum’

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Dr Louise Ashley

Associate Professor and IHSS Fellow

Gender budgeting means allocating time and resources with the aim of achieving gender parity, but if it isn’t done right, it can perpetuate inequality

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Photo of Ulrike Marx — Dr Ulrike Marx

Lecturer in Accounting

Too much digital red tape could create a society where rules are broken, a new study suggests

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Professor Gary Schwarz

Professor in Public Management and Strategy; Director Public Management and Regulation Group (PMRG)

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Thames Water: how can we keep the service afloat?

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Claudine Grisard — Dr Claudine Grisard – on behalf of AARG

Lecturer in Accounting, Co-Director Accounting & Accountability Research Group (AARG)

Getting to grips with international environmental cooperation

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Dr Caterina Gennaioli & Professor Pietro Panzarasa

Reader in Environmental Economics Professor of Networks and Innovation; Director of Graduate Studies; Director of MRes Programme

Young people accept precarious work as the inevitable consequence of seeking fulfilment

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Dr Chris McLachlan

Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management; Programme Director for BSc Business Management

Kenyans can forgive their corrupt politicians if they are of the same ethnicity

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Professor Roxana Gutiérrez-Romero

Professor of Policy and Quantitative Methods

How misogyny holds women back in the music world and what the industry and government can do about it

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Vick Bain

Doctoral Researcher, Centre for Research in Equality and Diversity

A factory in the industrial revolution.

An exploration of historical economic data sheds new light on how and why Britain became the cradle of the industrial revolution

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Dr Ravshonbek Otojanov

Senior Lecturer in Economics

An image of the romanian skyline.

How a group of influential elites helped Romania emerge as a leader in providing business services to the world’s biggest firms

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Ioana Jipa-Musat — Dr Ioana Jipa-Musat

Lecturer in International Business

The UK’s ‘hostile environment’ robs migrants and refugees of their humanity and creates disadvantage that spans generations

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Photo of Professor Yasmin Ibrahim — Professor Yasmin Ibrahim

Professor of Digital Economy and Culture; Head of Department of Marketing

London Streets with for sale sign

Research reveals a surprising lack of attention to detail when it comes to buying a home

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Photo of Charlotte Meng — Dr Charlotte Meng

Lecturer in Quantitative Methods; Member of Centre for Globalisation Research (CGR)

Mining

Art can expose the damage wrought by mass exploitation of natural resources and help us find fairer, more sustainable alternatives

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Paula Serafini — Dr Paula Serafini

Lecturer in Creative and Cultural Industries; Member of Centre on Labour, Sustainability and Global Production (CLaSP)

Someone using a zero waste shop to buy lentils

Focus on continuity and context to drive sustainable consumer behaviour in the long-term

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A photo of Sayed Elhousy — Dr Sayed Elhoushy

Programme Director for MSc International Marketing and Business Strategies; Lecturer in Marketing; Member of MINDS

A family working from home

Future-proofing flexible working: Learning lessons from lockdown to help working parents

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Dr Maria Adamson

Senior Lecturer in Organisation Studies; Co-Director and member of Centre for Research in Equality and Diversity (CRED)