by Dr Karla Perez Portilla, Lecturer in Law, Department of Economics & Law, Member Wise Centre for Economic Justice In this blog, Karla summarises her points at the workshop, Addressing…
The Director of the Wise Centre for Economic Justice, Professor Sara Cantillon, has just been appointed to the Advisory Body of the European Institute for Gender Equality whose principle function…
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This project, announced in a WiSE Blog in April, is now well underway, conducted by Emeritus Professor Diane Elson, Visiting Professor at WiSE, with assistance from two WiSE PhD…
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The power of open budgets: a tool to make human rights real in Scotland This article was first published in the Agenda section of The Herald on 11th July 2024.…
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Professor Angela O’Hagan has been appointed Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission. A past recipient of the prestigious Jo Cox Award for Public Service and Active Citizenship, Professor…
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WiSE Centre for Economic Justice PhD student Dominic Lo has earned a coveted spot in the Scottish Graduate School of Social Science’s (SGSSS) summer internship programme. Starting in June…
New WiSE Working Paper explores the gendered impacts of interest and confidence on young people’s engagement in political activism What keeps girls and young women from participating in political activism?…
Wise secures philanthropic funding The WiSE Centre for Economic Justice has secured its first award from a US philanthropic fund. The WellSpring Philanthropic Fund has donated $60,000 (circa £48,000) to the Centre to…
Following a competitive selection process, 3 Wise PhD students – Katy Gillespie, Dominic Lo and Carolina Herrera Cano – have been selected to attend and present at the Spring School…
We are delighted to announce that this year’s Annual Ailsa McKay Memorial Lecture will be held on Wednesday 22 May, 5pm at Glasgow Caledonian University. Our speaker this year is…