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Yes. But we need more fine grained analysis. I would be interested to know who ‘bucks’ the trend. Outliers either end .. poor and good. Then we might also see differences in leadership/mgt. instead of a blanket it’s tough for the sector .. does the sector no favours. Let’s off poor management.

Rachel Reeves was right - now it's time to give her some credit She held her ground, rejected Treasury orthodoxy, and forced through a significant change

Rachel Reeves held her ground, rejected Treasury orthodoxy, and forced through a significant change to the fiscal rules on investment. She gets no credit for this, but she damn well deserves some

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Flying the @lborouniversity.bsky.social flag. Presentingour paper on Strategising Practices in ‘hope’ and ‘fear’ for nature positive futures at the Organization Studies Summer Workshop. Great organisation as ever from @orgstudies.bsky.social

Political philosophers! Please consider encouraging your students to apply for this PhD position on the global governance of technology. The Ethics Institute is a great place to work! It hosts one of the largest and most international group of practical philosophers in Europe.

I was extremely fortunate to have benefitted from a Leverhulme ECR fellowship back in 2014-2017. It gave me the support to develop the research for my book and to take the next big step in my academic career. Forever grateful.

‘We’re in the last, hard yards’: quiet hopes for UK-EU reset at crucial summit Monday’s meet-up could provide the piece of the jigsaw to unlock UK growth and draw a line under the Brexit years

‘We’re in the last, hard yards’: quiet hopes for UK-EU reset at crucial summit - @theguardian.com's weekend read on the government's tentative revisit of Brexit

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Why is money made from wealth taxed less than money made from work?

Reeves should align Capital Gains Tax with Income Tax — it’s fair, and it could raise £14bn a year.

A simple fix to a rigged system.

#TaxJustice #FairTax

Certain parts of the media have always served the interests of power and money. But framing progressive taxation on the exploitative super rich as an unfair assault on benevolent “wealth creators” is literally propaganda.

Big news yesterday: Forging Ahead is go!

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France and Germany unveil Docs, a homegrown alternative to Google Docs The Trump administration has set out to drastically reshape the relationship between the US and Europe. In response, Brussels is scrambling to adapt to this new reality,...

The days of Google Docs are ending; we enter the age of Docs, made by France's Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs and Germany's Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration.

We need more governments to collaborate on public software projects to achieve digital sovereignty.

The crisis for UK steel is exposing another – perhaps even bigger – crisis for the UK

Our news media seems incapable of even the most basic factchecking

YES energy for UK steelmakers is costly
NO it's not due to net-zero
YES it is due to GAS

Here's what UK media isn't telling you🧵

He’s just the US version of Truss, isn’t he?

If only there were other universities in other parts of the country with lots of lab space and/or space for building lab space where housing costs were lower.

My tree of the day … a cracker …

Bets wishes is my favourite

Western leaders to work on Ukraine ceasefire and present plan to Trump, says Starmer The UK, France and Ukraine will work on a ceasefire plan to present to the United States, the prime minister has said, in the wake of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's White House clash with Donald Trump.

BREAKING: The UK, France and Ukraine will work on a ceasefire plan to present to the United States, the prime minister has said, in the wake of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's White House clash with Donald Trump

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Is a journal a “market”? I am currently working on a second edition of one of my co-authored writing books, Writing for peer reviewed journals. Strategies for getting published. The book was published in 2013 and written i…

How do we think about the journals we write for? We’ve all heard the idea of the journal as a conversation, but what about a market? patthomson.net/2025/02/02/i...

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As the U.S. shifts into a volatile political landscape targeting critical thinking, I want to share an important reminder to the #booksky community:

The only way to preserve literature is by collecting physical copies.

I know, Kindle users, it sucks—but your digital copy can be deleted any time.

Stefan Collini · The future was social: Karl Polanyi’s Predictions The Great Transformation was an exceptionally bold effort to make sense of contemporary developments on an international...

‘Each of Polanyi’s sweeping claims tends to make modern historians’ hackles rise, the interpretation of the industrial revolution in particular.’

Stefan Collini on Karl Polanyi’s ‘The Great Transformation’:
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The government does have a coherent strategy for economic growth, if not a holistic ‘theory’ - Social Market Foundation. On Wednesday, political economist Ben Ansell provoked discussion by publishing an essay exploring whether Labour have a theory of growth. It’s a good question. In fact, it’s the question that prompted...

Interesting piece by @aveek18.bsky.social arguing that Labour does have a coherent growth strategy (if not an overarching theory). www.smf.co.uk/commentary_p...

One public opinion mistake people make is assuming 'being tough on pensioner benefits' appeals to young people. It doesn't it appeals to young (and old) policy wonks. Most young people say i worry about my gran - and they're the most likely to say triple lock should be more generous.

Institut Pasteur decides to leave X The Institut Pasteur, a research organization which for more than 130 years has been committed to tackling infectious diseases, sharing knowledge and defending science, has decided to leave X because ...

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Failed projects ‘mean banks less likely to lend to universities’ ‘Invisible regulators’ to ask harder questions of UK sector investment decisions, professor claims

'Ewart Keep, emeritus professor of education...at the University of Oxford, told delegates at the Independent Higher Education conference that banks were the “invisible funder and regulator” of UK universities, and said questions would be asked about big spending decisions made in past years.' 1/5

Hi Richard, I don’t think the power and clarity translates easily in English. In German his words and his evident constrained determined passion is like rocket fuel ..

E AF Post @AFpost. 14h Meta's Zuckerberg says most companies need more "masculine energy" and have been neutered by "feminine energy. Follow: @AFpost

Even if i didn't think it was BS, I'm not being lectured on 'masculinity' by a sentient toilet brush that got rich by inventing online stalking

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