Doughnut Economics: Towards an economic makeover
On Thursday 23 November 2017, the Department of International Development hosted Kate Raworth to talk about her best selling book Doughnut Economics. Kate captivated the audience by using story telling, dramatic images and humour in a bid to challenge what we know about economics. Professor in Economics, Oriana Bandiera, discussed the book whilst Professor in Practice, Duncan Green, chaired the event.
MSc Social Policy […]
Corporate-NGO partnerships: innovative solutions
Corporate-NGO partnerships: innovative solutions
Development Management student Agnes Chew argues that innovative partnerships between corporates and NGOs can lead towards a sustainable future:
Our Status Quo
The world as we know it today has seen tremendous economic and technological growth since the start of the Industrial Revolution. Yet, this unprecedented progress has been a double-edged sword. Not only has it given rise to increasing inequality […]