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Brexit and other mythical beasts

A blog on sociolinguistics, research, home life and randomness. Updated Tuesday and Saturday (mostly)

openDemocracy is an independent global media platform covering world affairs, ideas and culture which seeks to challenge power and encourage democratic debate across the world.

Musings on research, international development and other stuff

"a blog for expat women living in Taiwan"

Sharon Belenzon is an Assistant Professor of Strategy at the Fuqua School of Business. His research explores the conditions under which firms in developed nations coalesce into groups, and how different attributes of such groups are related to resource reallocation, innovation, and firm performance.

Academic Philosophy for a General Audience

The financial hangout

Tagging to regions

A blog about international political economy, international development, international business, international politics and international economics.

Just like the Thesis Whisperer - but with more money

I'm currently a part-time, PhD candidate at the University of Huddersfield, juggling studying with a job in the Civil Service. I got my BA from Bath Spa University and my MA from Cardiff University, and was torn between looking at The X-Files fanfiction or body modification and spirituality as a PhD topic. I chose the…

Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed investigates the interconnections of climate change, peak oil, food crisis, economic crisis, terrorism and the police state

Committing Sociology Since 2010

aditus foundation is a young non-governmental organisation established in 2011 by a group of young lawyers dedicated to ensuring human rights access in Malta. We believe in the universality, interdependence & indivisibility of all human rights.

Many Too Many is a blog by Aaron S. Veenstra, featuring news and commentary on new media, social media, digital media, mass media, personal media, legacy media, transitional media, developing media and metamedia, with a heavy dose of politics mixed in. It also exists as a platform for posing and nurturing new research questions.

Trying to merge the best research in Text Analytics with practical and commercial perspectives

Home page. FracTracker studies, maps, & communicates the risks of oil & gas development to protect our planet & support the renewable energy transformation.

Revista de Cultura. Un espacio para el encuentro, la creación artística y el pensamiento crítico.

News on accredited MBA programs and Business Schools around the world (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA): List of programs, admission events, applications deadlines

A Catholic woman blogging about life

Webseite des Nationalen Open-Access-Kontaktpunktes OA2020-DE

Open Europe is the go-to source for real-time analysis on what comes next following the UK’s EU referendum.

Joshua Gottlieb's website. Associate Professor, Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia.

Entrepreneurship-led Growth

A blog about imperfect cognitions, such as delusional beliefs, distorted memories, confabulatory explanations, and implicit biases.

Sven Bestmann's neuroscience research group, Sobell Department of Motor Neuroscience and Movement Disorders, UCL Institute of Neurology.

A guide to performance appraisal. Including performance management, reviews, rating scales, continuous feedback, cloud software. Because nobody's perfect.

Globally, struggles over wages and conditions no longer play a systemically integrated and integrative role within capitalist accumulation. Gone are the days of a ‘régime of accumulation’ based on a de facto class compact, or on the collective bargain between productive capital and dominant strata of the working class in the centres of accumulation, with real wage increases traded off against ‘productivity’ increases. Instead, struggles for the defence of the proletarian condition – for the proletariat to reproduce itself as proletariat – are ruled out of bounds or ‘illegitimate’ by capital.

An extremist, not a fanatic

A blog for everyone interested in later life and our ageing society

Your home for the latest innovations, technologies and research impacting the world of work. Get your daily dose today.

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Economics of organizations, strategy, entrepreneurship, innovation, and more

A blog that wonders about how to improve our political discourse, from a liberal and social democratic perspective.

a blog of comment and analysis about devolution in the United Kingdom, how it works and how it is developing

the journey to replace plastic with sustainable alternatives

An informal blog from the TUC about policy issues that are in the news, or ought to be. Topics include economic policy, welfare & society, poverty & inequality, skills, pensions, tax, environment and quality of work issues.

1 :Introduction to the « lycée Carnot » : It belongs to the Academy of Dijon and has existed since 1892. Lycée Carnot's history : Originally, it was created after an accident that occured in 1885 in the former high school of Dijon that was located in the current middle  school Marcelle Pardé. Colonel Marchand decided to build a…

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