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Two men in a factory; one is leaning down holding a tool that is creating a pure white heat and sparks above a workcounter and one is standing watching. They are both wearing boiler suits , gloves, hard hats and holding metal welding masks in front of their faces

Unless we re-boot productivity, UK faces troubling questions

Commentary, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Economy, Inequalities, Professor Anton MuscatelliBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 14, 2022

Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli on what we can do to stabilise our economies and provide a bulwark against future global shocks such as th COVID pandemic.

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Fusion has power to solve energy trilemma

Climate crisis, Commentary, COP26, Economy, Energy, Poverty, Professor Anton Muscatelli, UK, UkraineBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 2, 2022

As politicians wrestle with the cost of living, energy security and the climate crisis, bold leadership is needed to grasp new opportunities to solve this trilemma.

Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Long-term sustainability of Scotland’s finances in focus

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Professor Graeme Roy, Scotland, Scottish Fiscal Commission, Scottish GovernmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJune 13, 2022

As he takes on the role of chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission, Professor Graeme Roy reflects on the current economic context and the big issues ahead.

Scotland’s New Deal for Tenants: Grand Designs, with Shoogly Foundations

Commentary, Housing, Professor Duncan Maclennan, UK Collaborative Centre for Housing EvidenceBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMay 13, 2022

Short paper by Professor Duncan Maclennan on the discussions about the Scottish Government’s proposed ‘New Deal for Tenants’ at the 2022 Scottish Housing Policy Conference.

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Breaking the shackles of underperformance in Scotland

Commentary, Dr Declan Weldon, Economy, Professor Anton Muscatelli, Scotland, University sector, Uzma KhanBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 22, 2022

The role of Scotland’s universities in helping the Scottish economy meet its full potential and find innovative solutions for tackling society’s greatest challenges whilst creating good quality jobs and wealth in Scotland.

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[X]ceptional: The COP26 Challenge: Global climate change, the anthropogenic greenhouse effect, and its colonial roots in society

Climate crisis, COP26, NatureBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 6, 2022

Hannah Midghall’s successful entry in [X]ceptional, an article arguing that it is important for environmentalists to understand the history of their field to tackle problems such as soil degradation.

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[X]ceptional: The COP26 Challenge: Exploring the Link Between Climate Change and Terrorist Recruitment

Climate crisis, COP26, warfare, Youth and public empowermentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 5, 2022

Camilla Carlesi reflects on the process and value of entering [X]ceptional, and how her entry on the climate crisis and security is informing her ongoing areas of research.

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[X]ceptional: The COP26 Challenge: Delivering more sustainable places through the planning system

Articles, Cities, regions and built environment, Climate crisis, COP26, Place-based, Sustainability, Urban developmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 5, 2022

PhD candidate Robert Richardson reflects on the process and value of entering [X]ceptional, an opportunity for him to extend his communication capacities and skills.

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[X]ceptional: The COP26 Challenge: Men and meat: is sustainability not masculine?

Adaptation and resilience, Articles, Climate crisis, COP26, Economy, food, Gender, Nature, SustainabilityBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 5, 2022

César De la Fuente was empowered to enter the [X]ceptional Challenge with a video presentation examining the role of gender in issues of sustainability.

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[X]ceptional: The COP26 Challenge: Climate Change and Inequality in the Developing Countries

Adaptation and resilience, Articles, Climate crisis, COP26, Economy, FinanceBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 5, 2022

Maryam ElAzzawy’s successful entry in [X]ceptional was inspired and informed by her personal experience of living and working in a developing country.

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