D.Rad is a comparative study of radicalisation and polarisation in Europe and beyond. It benefits from an exceptional breadth of geographical, cultural and academic backgrounds. The project spans national contexts…
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Care is a fundamental human need. It is not only vital for survival in infancy, early childhood or at times of illness or vulnerability, but also necessary for human development…
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…
11 May 2022 Gender Analysis in Scottish Economic Policy Making, at the Gender, Research and Equalities Network (GREeN) Please see link to the recording of this recent webinar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiSxq9hi280 …
We are delighted to announce that Dr Nina Teasdale, WiSE Centre for Economic Justice, has been nominated for this year’s SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence for Work, Employment and…
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We would like to thank everyone who attended in person to hear Professor Diane Elson give the 6th Annual Ailsa McKay Memorial Lecture. Professor Elson has kindly given permission for…
Discussion on gender and macroeconomic analysis and policy in Scotland – 3pm Monday 9 May in room CEE9 on GCU City Campus You are warmly invited to participate in a…
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Prof Umut Korkut, WiSE Centre for Economic Justice and DEMOS’s co-investigator, has written about the impacts of populism on LGBTIQ+ groups in Turkey for @culturico Read the debate on how populations…
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6th Annual Ailsa McKay Memorial Lecture Professor Diane Elson We are delighted to invite you to the 6th Annual Ailsa McKay Memorial Lecture. The event will be held…