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22nd June 2022
This talk explores the concept of essential work using a global feminist social reproduction perspective. Based on research conducted in the first phase of the pandemic, it shows that the meaning of essential work in essential work legislations/classifications is more ambiguous and politicised than it may appear.
25th May 2022
In this talk, Dr. Ayobami ILori will focus on recent evidence and debates on fiscal policy since 2007, both from an academic and policymakers’ perspectives.
20th May 2022
In this presentation, Prof Pauline Gleadle and Dr Neeta Shah talk about their research focussing on a group of older Gujarati women aged 60-70+, whom we describe using as Twice Migrated.
5th May 2022
Richard Heffernan discusses enabling electoral disenchantment to be expressed at an election.
27th April 2022
In this talk, Dr. Aiora Zabala will provide an overview of the challenges and drivers for planting trees in productive farming systems, a climate and sustainability solution that aligns environmental conservation and development goals.
30th March 2022
OU Economics Seminar Series 2022
Health and industrial policy in and after Covid-19: Economic context from UNIDO's Industrial Development Report (IDR) 2022.
10th December 2021
In this talk, Professor Paul Anand will provide an overview of research related to the operationalisation of the Sen-Nussbaum capability approach to human wellbeing.
30th November 2021
Dr Jerome de Henau presents new research showing how investment in care can achieve both social and macro-economic goals.
19th October 2021
In this seminar, Professor Ulrich Volz, founder of the Centre for Sustainable Finance at University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies and Senior Research Fellow at the German Development Institute, will be setting out the challenges of mobilising finance for a sustainable transition.
Dr. Elva Bova, economist at the European Commission and formerly at the International Monetary Fund, will act as discussant.
18th May 2021
This presentation, presented by Dr Kevin Deane (Open University) and Dr Giuliano Russo (Queen Mary University of London), will be of interest to anyone engaged in the effects of lockdowns on health in lower and middle income countries.
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