Lecturer in Emerging Markets, School of Strategy and Leadership, Coventry University
Far from radically rebalancing the structure of the UK economy, Theresa May’s industrial strategy seems destined to entrench the UK’s deindustrialisation
Our research reveals that the UK is at risk of letting climate change slip off the agenda at a time when attention and action has never been as important
What does the discursive appeal to industrial strategy by Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May tell us about the prospect for radical policy change or continuity?