Blind spots in International Political Economy: second Special Issue published in New Political Economy
A second landmark Special Issue exploring blind spots in the field of International Political Economy has been published in New Political Economy
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Autumn events with the SPERI Doctoral Researcher Network
SPERI’s Doctoral Researcher Network (DRN) has hosted its annual introductory event for the new semester, and has announced plans to host two further events this semester.
Blind spots in International Political Economy: first landmark Special Issue published in RIPE
A landmark Special Issue exploring blind spots in the field of International Political Economy has been published
Governments must ‘change the way the economy works’ after Covid-19, says new OECD-commissioned report
A new OECD report written by SPERI’s Michael Jacobs calls on governments to prioritise environmental sustainability, economic resilience, reducing inequality and improving wellbeing
New funding and a new SPERI role for Genevieve LeBaron
Professor Genevieve LeBaron has been awarded new grants to investigate the impact of COVID-19 on supply chain workers and inequality.
New report gives fresh insights into public attitudes on tax, wealth and spending
A new report which draws on SPERI research and analysis provides new evidence about the public’s attitudes on public spending, wealth and tax.
Professor Genevieve LeBaron elected to Royal Society of Canada
Professor Genevieve LeBaron has been elected as a Member of the College of the Royal Society of Canada
Dr Maya Goodfellow joins SPERI
We are delighted to announce that Dr Maya Goodfellow has joined SPERI with a prestigious three-year Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowship.
New UKRI project to map and monitor responses to food vulnerability during COVID-19
A new UKRI project led by Dr Hannah Lambie-Mumford will research food vulnerability during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Political Economy of COVID-19: SPERI workshop
On June 19th over 30 members of SPERI’s interdisciplinary research community came together for an online workshop to discuss the political economy of COVID-19