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SUMMARY:Economics for Campaigners - Who earns and owns how much? Income\, wealth\, gender and race inequality
DESCRIPTION:Who earns and owns how much? Income\, wealth\, gender and race inequality \n8 November 2018\, 19:00 \nRafael Wildauer\, Lecturer in Economics\, UoG  and Prof Sian Moore\, UoG \n“Economics for Campaigners” \nFree public events \nOrganized by Greenwich Political Economy Research Group / Institute of Political Economy\, Governance\, Finance and Accountability (GPERC/PEGFA) \nUniversity of Greenwich (UoG) \n“Economics for Campaigners” is a series of free public events for citizens and campaigners\, who want to understand economics to make an impact on economic policies and contribute to policy debates in their organizations and communities at the local\, national or international level.\nWe will have an interactive discussion exploring difficult questions; we will debunk myths\, challenge common misconceptions\, and discuss alternatives to mainstream policies. The aim is to support citizens and campaigners to become confident in contributing to policy debates in their communities and organisations about the most urgent social and economic questions of our time. We assume no prior background knowledge and aim to introduce key concepts building on your experience as citizens or campaigners. \nAll events are scheduled for 19:00-21:00 to make it feasible to attend after work.  Events last for two hours per seminar including an introduction and lots of time for debate in a participatory format including group discussions and/or questions and answers. \nWhile the events are free\, please register here for both events. All events are at the University of Greenwich\, Park Row\, SE109LS\, Greenwich\, London. The details of the programme and location are here. \nDetailed information on getting to University of Greenwich.\nPlease visit our website for the Greenwich Papers in Political Economy\, GPERC Policy Briefs\, other publications\, and forthcoming events.\nFollow us on Facebook and Twitter. \n  \n 
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/economics-for-campaigners-who-earns-and-owns-how-much-income-wealth-gender-and-race-inequality/
LOCATION:University of Greenwich\, Park Row\, London\, SE10 9LS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Post-Brexit Options for the UK: New Legal Analysis
DESCRIPTION:The UK is experiencing a crisis on many levels – economic\, political and constitutional – as it faces up to the implications of Brexit. Since June 2016 there has been much speculation on the likely effects of Brexit\, but a failure to focus on the institutional detail of different scenarios. In this conference we will bring to bear the latest legal research on the implications of Brexit for trade\, competition and regulation; the UK’s devolution settlement; and its constitution. There will also be a discussion of options around a second Brexit referendum. \nPeterhouse\, Cambridge\, 16 November 2018\, 9:30-17:00 \nProvisional Schedule:\nPublic Opinion and a Second Referendum\nCharlene Rohr\, RAND Europe\nDavid Howarth\, University of Cambridge \nTrade\, Competition and Regulation:\nAlbertina Albors-Llorens\, University of Cambridge\nSimon Deakin\, University of Cambridge\nMichael Waibel\, University of Cambridge \nDevolution\nElisabeth Jones\, National Assembly for Wales\nJames Wolffe QC\, Lord Advocate for Scotland\nJulian Ghosh QC\, University of Cambridge \nConstitution\nCatherine Barnard\, University of Cambridge\nMartin Steinfeld\, University of Cambridge\nAlison Young\, University of Cambridge \nLocation:\nThe Theatre\, Peterhouse\, Cambridge CB2 1RD\nhttp://www.pet.cam.ac.uk \nRegistration\nTo reserve a place please email Carolyn Twigg (cmt28@cam.ac.uk) asap\, no later than Thursday 8 November 2018.
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/post-brexit-options-for-the-uk-new-legal-analysis/
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