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South West, England
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#PRMEUKI2024 A privilege to host so many inspiring academics over the past few days at the PRME UK and Ireland annual conference. The University of Exeter is handing over the baton to Queen's Business School in 2025 and we wish them every success.
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Our Doctoral Colloquium and Annual Conference is taking place on June 19-21🗓️at @UofEBusiness - a Times Higher Education’s Business School of the Year 2022 and leader of the National Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Hub! 🌍 Register at store.exeter.ac.uk/conferenc…
Proud to host Paul Lewis, CEO of seismic-change.com/ at the University of Exeter in B-Corp Month in our BEM3033 Strategic Management module. Thanks to Rose Leach for convening this session.
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Have you heard of co-operatives? Are you interested in finding out more about them and why setting one up might help you with social inclusion, community development, environmental issues and much more.
Come along to our FREE event on the 19th of March to find out more:
Discover co‑ops at this informative FREE session from South West Co‑operative Development and the University of Exeter Business School, in partnership with Co‑operatives UK. via @CooperativesUK uk.coop/events-and-training/…
The Journal of Co-operative Studies is calling for research articles exploring Co-operative Futures in China. Are alternative futures possible within the bounds of the current legal and power structures? ukscs.coop/pages/co-operativ…
How can we transition towards a post-growth future, in which the goal of economics is the pursuit of human and ecological flourishing?
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
If I had a pound for every driver who ‘instructed’ me to cycle on the pavement I would be a rich man. Thanks to the one driver this morning for his wonderful advice.
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NEW: income inequality in US & UK is so wide that while the richest are very well off, the poorest have a worse standard of living than the poorest in countries like Slovenia ft.com/content/ef265420-45e8…
Essentially, US & UK are poor societies with some very rich people.
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Interesting article viewing monarchy through a Labour history perspective. If monarchy persists, and it certainly appears to be popular, what is the best version of this we can imagine in relation to climate justice? time.com/6212672/queen-eliza…
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Peter Oborne Demolishes Boris Johnson's Legacy @obornetweets
There is a great three day event coming up for students who want to build the new economy through cooperative enterprise 12-14 July in Devon. You can attend one day or all three. stirtoaction.com/festival
I’m sure the RMT will be discussing this article as the Government plans to tear up restrictions on executive pay. inews.co.uk/news/no-10-plann…
Report on mental health in higher education reveals major issues with the industrial model the sector has moved to. educationsupport.org.uk/medi…
