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ChatGPT: why it will probably remain just a tool that does inefficient work more efficiently |
Children’s use of social media is creating a new type of digital native |
China in Africa Symposium |
China’s Economic Downturn: Business and Political Implications |
China’s outward FDI to Europe after Brexit |
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Collaborative Working between Academia and Businesses - Impact, Relevance and Effectiveness |
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Complex and Open Innovation for Networked Society |
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Confessions of a HR Management academic |
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Corporate leaders and climate action |
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Creating an inclusive organisation for employees and customers |
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Davos: why measures of economic progress must consider the quality of work on offer |
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Democratic renewal in civil society: rethinking the local |
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Diaspora communities and economic impact in the Balkans |
Digital transformation and three strategic questions to ask |
Digital transformation in SMEs: why relationships matter as much as technology |
Diversity in the solicitors’ profession |
Do Consumers Know How Much Electricity Is Used By Their Appliances? |
Do entrepreneurs value entrepreneurship research? |
Does employee choice and control pay off when it comes to hybrid working? |
Does stress have a lasting impact on junior doctors? |
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Donald Trump likes tariffs, but they damage the economies of everyone involved |
Don’t Try to Convince your Employees to Become Environmental Advocates |
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Economic democracy: We must restructure the economy, not return it to its pre-COVID-19 state |
Ecosystem integrators: a new visible hand? |
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Election polls are more accurate if they ask participants how others will vote |
Embracing artificial intelligence ethically |
Enablers of Transformation in the Foundation Industries |
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Engaged scholarship – a means to engagement and impact? |
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Enterprise on low income: motives, value, and experiences |
Entrepreneurship, Ethnicity and Place in Post-Conflict Environments |
Entrepreneurship and economic resilience in the Leeds City Region |
Entrepreneurship as Practice |
Entrepreneurs working with friends: is it better to be the boss or the buddy? |
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Evidence-based Policy and Policy as ‘Translation’: Designing a Model for Policy-making |
Exploring collaboration and social value in supply chains at the Supply Chain Summit 2024 |
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Extending a helping hand: How receiving gratitude makes a difference in employee performance during a crisis |
Facilitating transition from maternity leave to work for working mothers: An intervention study |
Facing the future of food |
Fact check: Is China dumping steel? |
Fair Work Business Start-up |
Fear of Failure and the ICT Entrepreneurship Process |
Festival of Ideas 2018 - an overview |
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Five Benefits of Visiting Another University for Research |
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Five years on: How COVID-19 research shaped policy and practice |
Flooding in Lillehammer: integrating cultural heritage into disaster risk management |
Forget Brexit – Austerity is Far Worse for the UK Economy |
Forget national insurance – Britain needs an economic policy U-turn |
Forging a future for the British Steel Industry |
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Frontier academic research, industrial R&D, and technological progress: the case of OECD countries |
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Future City Production, Economic Regeneration and Democratisation: The Case of 3D Weaving |
Gender and ethnic careers in the solicitors’ profession - The importance of intersectional analysis and going beyond equal opportunities |
Gendered discourse in corporate boardrooms |
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Podcast: Introducing the Labour Mobility In Transition project |
Podcast: Introducing the Leeds Index of Platform Labour Protest |
Podcast: Introducing the “Just Transitions – a global exploration” project |
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Podcast: Just Transitions - a Global Exploration: Germany |
Podcast: Just Transitions - a global exploration: Nigeria |
Podcast: Just Transitions - a global exploration: Quebec |
Podcast: Just Transitions - a global exploration: Russia |
Podcast: Just Transitions - a global exploration: The US |
Podcast: Just Transitions - The Trades Union Congress on climate change and workers’ voices |
Podcast: Just Transitions – a global exploration: Poland |
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Podcast: Labour shortages, automation, and upskilling in UK food and drink manufacturing |
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Podcast: Modern slavery and business |
Podcast: New challenges for MNEs within the fractured Global Economy |
Podcast: Precarious workers in Poland and Germany |
Podcast: Preparing for a change of mindset as well as a change of office space |
Podcast: Responding to the impact of COVID-19 on the global textiles industry with communication, collaboration and collective action |
Podcast: Rethinking situated learning |
Podcast: Sex workers’ experiences of management and other third parties |
Podcast: Starting your career during the pandemic |
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Podcast: The barriers migrants face when entering the UK workforce |
Podcast: The benefits of being a Living Wage Employer |
Podcast: The changing nature of strategy work in organisations |
Podcast: The danger of making assumptions about digital equality |
Podcast: The future of the automotive industry |
Podcast: The future workplace |
Podcast: The gender pay gap in the financial and legal services |
Podcast: The importance of good ventilation |
Podcast: The importance of unlearning |
Podcast: The inequities within parental leave |
Podcast: The limitations and potential of AI - and the role humans have to play in its success |
Podcast: Transitioning back to the office |
Podcast: Trends in employment practices for student hires during the pandemic |
Podcast: Understanding SME engagement with the modern slavery acts |
Podcast: Unlocking behavioural insights - how businesses can benefit from the Behaviour Lab |
Podcast: Unveiling the art of podcasting |
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Podcast: What are work social networks and how do they relate to hybrid working? |
Podcast: What do workers want, and need, from an office space? |
Podcast: What impact has the COVID-19 pandemic had on human rights within the garment industry in India? |
Podcast: What is currency internationalisation and why does it matter? |
Podcast: What will the office look like post-pandemic? |
Podcast: Why the music industry won’t be “Uberized” |
Podcast: “Educators, not glorified babysitters” |
Policing in a hybrid work environment: Challenges and lessons learned |
Possible solutions preventing dangerous evacuation behaviours: Results from interviews with crowd safety experts |
Post-pandemic return to work is a perfect opportunity to move to a four-day week |
Presenting with Impact |
Press for Progress |
Productivity and sustainability?! Being strategic with sustainability |
Protecting the Industrial Commons: Redundancies at Rolls Royce and the wider impact on UK industry |
Raising an interest in culture is one thing, but how sustainable is it to make a living in the arts? |
Re-imagining the UK’s local industrial strategy after the coronavirus pandemic |
Reflections on a year of successful ‘Ideas in Practice’ events |
Reflections on the 21st Rural Entrepreneurship Conference |
Regeneration without gentrification? Challenges in transforming the urban space |
Researching our students’ experience: surprises and learnings |
Research on Venture Capital Firms Feeds into Government Policy |
Research with Impact: Access to Finance for Business Growth, Innovation and Working Capital |
Research with Impact: Best-in-Class International Franchising in the Retail Sector |
Research with Impact: Consumer Surveys Informing Monetary Policy |
Research with Impact: Developing More Effective Financial Support Provision |
Research with Impact: Shopping Mission-based Assortment Organisation in Retailing |
Research with Impact: The Governance of Multinational Enterprises |
Responsible innovation in medical technology |
Rethinking supply chains - a special issue |
Returning to the office: How to craft our work for a successful transition |
Returning to the office will be a case of trial and error |
Revealing fathers’ impact on their children’s learning and development: our new study |
Revolutionising financial decision-making with emerging technologies and interdisciplinary approaches |
Rewriting the social contract |
Rio 2016 and the Marginal Gains from Data Analytics |
Rishi Sunak is wrong: we polled the British public and found it largely supports strong climate policies |
Roadmap for developing a research funding proposal |
Robots are not coming to steal your job: digital technology is coming to make you work like a robot. But it doesn’t have to be this way. |
Second-hand silver: a buoyant trade |
Security guard. £1 an hour. Bring own dog. |
Seven ways to make supply chain managers seriously engage in environmental sustainability |
Shop smarter, not harder. How gentle messaging can help the planet more than tough talk |
Six ways to reduce financial fraud – lessons from history |
Sleep deprivation costs the economy billions – and sends workers to an early grave |
SME COVID-19 challenges and opportunities for the workplace |
SME internationalisation beyond exporting |
SMEs are a bedrock of the British economy – so why is it so hard to get northern enterprises funded? |
Social innovation: tackling poverty via quasi-profit organizations |
Society and Organisational Success |
Speeding up the internationalisation process for European entrepreneurs |
Sport and business: learning to compete effectively |
Stop working on your commute – it doesn’t benefit anyone |
Sunak’s climate shift is out of touch with the demands of the UK’s workforce – here’s why |
Sunak’s new job support scheme offers warm words but no escape from the coming unemployment chill |
Supporting fathers to get more involved at school |
Supporting people with incontinence as an interdisciplinary research challenge |
Supporting Research |
Supporting UK farmers towards net-zero agriculture |
Support services play a crucial role in the benefits system but are currently at risk of being overwhelmed |
Survival strategies in British textiles: Investment and financial opportunities in the ‘Northern Powerhouse’ |
Survival Strategies in the Textile Industry |
Tackling regional financial imbalances to increase firms’ productivity in the UK |
Taylor Review: a high principled report into the gig economy that will fail to deliver |
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The Business of Policymaking Podcast - In conversation with Louise Scott |
The Business of Policymaking Podcast - In conversation with Sarah Jackson, OBE |
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The challenges of remote communication for new workers |
The Consumer Data Research Centre |
The effect forced migration has on returnee entrepreneurs |
The effect of business groups on innovation and exports in China |
The energy policy dimensions of LegalTech |
The Festival of Ideas 2019 |
The Foreign Language Effect in Judgements of Risk and Benefit |
The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Challenges and Opportunities |
The future of gig work: addressing pay and conditions |
The Future of Inclusive Growth in Leeds City Region |
The gendered effects of UK childcare policies |
The gender pay gap highlights broader inequalities at play |
The hidden harms of gambling – and how to prevent them |
The highs and lows of a research journey |
The hybrid training gap |
The impact of Covid-19 on unethical practices in global supply chains |
The importance of being proactive at the start of your career when remote working |
The importance of emotional support for entrepreneurs in a crisis |
The individual’s dilemma before the state’s ethics: Mexico and COVID-19 |
The limits of the “platform economy”: why haven’t platforms taken over live music? |
The living wage that’s not for living: the problem with the “National Living Wage” |
The millions of people not looking for work in the UK may be prioritising education, health and freedom |
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The Psychology Behind Avoiding Haggis For Dinner |
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The role of identity in the lives of migrant workers |
The rural cost of living crisis: Exploring the constraints facing hill farmers in England |
The UK is facing an economic crisis – here’s why it needs to find a global solution |
The voice, loyalty and exit of precarious workers in Germany |
The World Café: a qualitative research method |
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Three ways the older adult care sector can strengthen nurse retention strategies by learning from nurse turnover |
Time to take a sick day: working when ill is bad for you – and your company |
Top tips for a standout conference presentation and poster |
To reduce unemployment, companies should cut hours instead of laying off staff |
Transforming the support offered to healthcare workers from ethnically diverse communities |
Trump’s tariff on trade |
Trust and distrust in buyer-supplier relationships |
Turning data into value |
Two months in the life of a junior doctor |
UK budget 2017: experts respond |
UK interest rates: crashing the economy is no way to bring down inflation |
Understanding decisions: The power of combining psychology and economics |
Understanding Heterogeneity in Pension Plan Decisions: The Retirement Belief Model |
Understanding Income and Wealth Inequality In High-Income Countries |
Understanding refugee entrepreneurship |
Understanding the impact of in-module student engagement with business professionals |
Understanding the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on high-growth entrepreneurial firms |
Understanding the role technology can play in reducing financial vulnerability |
Understanding work-family reconciliation challenges in SMEs |
Universal credit: extending the £20-a-week uplift isn’t enough – our research shows the whole system needs an overhaul |
University of Leeds celebrates Open Access week |
Unlocking the puzzles of financialisation |
Unveiling hidden costs within fund management |
Unveiling kitchen and food hygiene risk behaviour through innovative research |
Upcoming Seminar: International Strategy and Expansion in Emerging Markets |
Urinary incontinence: breaking the silence |
Using AI as a force for management innovation |
Using design thinking to address global challenges |
Utilising the Internet of Things in business |
Video: Big Data and the reimagining of the car |
Video: Chinese overseas investment |
Video: Consumer perceptions of energy use |
Video: Developing advice for people in debt |
Video: Developing more effective financial support service provision in the UK |
Video: Encouraging energy efficiency and behaviour change in schools |
Video: Framing climate uncertainty |
Video: Homelessness, health and housing |
Video: How to become a global academic |
Video: Improving cancer screening communications |
Video: Income as a universal right |
Video: Innovation as a management challenge |
Video: Integrating emotional support into the debt advice process |
Video: Rain or Shine? Understanding Public Perceptions of Weather and Climate Risk |
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Video: The Festival of Ideas 2019 |
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Video: Understanding Human-Centric Analytics |
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Visiting Leeds from abroad as a PhD Student |
Weathering the Storm: Does Worker Participation in Firm Decisions Make a Difference? |
West Africa: empirehood and colonialism offer lessons in integration |
What are the benefits of diversity in the workplace? |
What are the International Comparisons in Employer Engagement? |
What are the main obstacles for West Yorkshire companies when it comes to exporting? |
What can affect the performance of foreign subsidiaries in Asia? |
What Can Elite Sport Teach Us About Effective Data Analytics? |
What Can Wimbledon Teach Us About Entrepreneurship? |
What difference does ‘time with dad’ make to children’s learning? |
What Do Employers Think About Apprenticeships and Employing More Disabled People? |
What explains the evolution of management models over the past two centuries? |
What happens when a researcher attends a conference? |
What influence does gender diversity at board level have on strategic change in firms? |
What is economic psychology? |
What is impact and how is it achieved in Business and Management? |
What is research culture and how are we supporting it? |
What motivates suppliers to share knowledge with their buyers? |
What motivates workers to share knowledge on online platforms within organisations? |
What role can local government play in the future of warehousing work? |
What value can universities add to economic recovery planning? |
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Why a holistic approach is needed to improve supply chain forecasting |
Why a new eurozone crisis now looks a distinct possibility |
Why are Americans so divided on refugee policy? |
Why are brands with a nostalgic touch successful? |
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Why central banks should stop raising interest rates |
Why climate change researchers need social scientists |
Why early-years education must be prioritised in pandemic recovery plans |
Why improving social housing could be remarkably simple (and affordable) |
Why It's So Hard To Lift The Tampon Tax |
Why it’s so hard to be young in Britain right now |
Why MNES should locate their R&D units in countries with both strong and weak IP protection |
Why mortgage rates will not return to recent lows any time soon |
Why the built work environment is so valuable to those just beginning their careers |
Why the English and British don’t see eye to eye when it comes to immigration |
Why unemployment can feel worse when there is less of it around |
Why using technology to spy on home-working employees may be a bad idea |
Why wages should keep up with inflation: the economic case for getting a pay rise |
Why we’re hardwired to ignore safety advice during a heatwave |
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Women onto Boards |
Worker-Managed Firms Reduce Their Internal Wage Gap, But Top Performers Tend to Quit |
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Workplace ostracism: A misunderstood behaviour |
Workshop: basic income and the future of work |
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Young Germans are tuning out of politics |
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“A meeting of minds between academia and industry” – the benefits of Knowledge Transfer Partnerships |
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“The good, the bad, and the local”: How employee accents affect customer participation in intercultural service encounters |