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The UK agricultural sector: an exception to the ‘end’ of low skilled immigration?
Natalie Langford - 14 February 2020The UK agricultural sector: an exception to the ‘end’ of low skilled immigration?
The UK Prime Minister has pledged to end low skilled immigration by 2021. Why have exceptions have been made for the agricultural sector? This is the fourth part of SPERI’s new series on Brexit, the Conservative Majority and the UK Political Economy.
Brexit, the Conservative Majority and the UK Political Economy: Introduction
Natalie Langford - 6 February 2020Brexit, the Conservative Majority and the UK Political Economy: Introduction
Our new blog series examines the policy implications of the 2019 UK general election, examining trade, immigration, environment and labour market policy under the recently elected Conservative government.
Why we are introducing new inclusivity and diversity guidelines for the SPERI blog
Ellie Gore, Natalie Langford & Tom Hunt - 25 January 2020Why we are introducing new inclusivity and diversity guidelines for the SPERI blog
Through our new guidelines we aim to help political economy become a more diverse and inclusive intellectual discipline.
Ethical standards in emerging markets: just how different are they?
Natalie Langford - 30 August 2019Ethical standards in emerging markets: just how different are they?
Ethical standards have typically been driven by firms and NGOs in the global North, and their legitimacy has often been questioned due to their lack of stakeholder inclusion. Just how different are the latest ethical standards emerging in the global South?
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