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Prof Hill | Management and Business Studies | 01 May 1994
Abstract: the republics constituting the former soviet union are currently facing major environmental problems, and research on the options for the reduction of pollution in the former soviet union is a priority in the area of environmental change. O ...
Dr Doel | Human Geography | 01 October 1998
The on-going financial crisis in east and south-east asia is having considerable impact on the market for londons and new yorks producer services. The aim of this project is to use this contemporary event to reveal processes underlying world-city dev ...
Professor Peter James Taylor | Human Geography | 01 June 2000
At its simplest, globalisation consists of relocating human activities to a new geographical scale, worldwide in scope. However, there has been a dearth of research on the actual spatial structures underpinning globalisation. It is the prime purpose ...
Professor Peter Golding | Sociology | 01 May 1996
Application abstract: in order to act as informed citizens people need to form opinions about current and proposed policy, whether on employment, social security, local government, or health. Across the range of public and social policy we have a goo ...
Professor John Storey | Management and Business Studies | 01 January 1992
Recent years have witnessed an unprecedented welter of managerial initiatives designed to put labour onto a more competitive footing by rendering it more flexible, productive, and oriented to quality. A key feature of the battery of initiatives is th ...
Prof Joni Lovenduski | Political Science and International Relations | 01 January 1994
Abstract: the study will focus on the questions of to what extent
are urban policy elites gendered; how does their gendering vary by
organisation, policy sub-sector and spatial area; how has this been
affected by new for ...
Mr Ayres | 01 November 1984
Contemporary biology textbooks rely heavily on photographs and diagrams to make the meaning of the text clear. Essential information conveyed in this way may be denied completely to blind students, or if converted to simple raised lines may become co ...
Prof Tom Weyman-Jones | Economics | 01 December 1994
Abstract: the uk public utilities were privatised under regulatory rules from 1983-1990. These capped the average level of each industrys prices, allowing the cap to be adjusted each year by the retail index less an x factor representing productivity ...
Prof Finlay | Management and Business Studies | 01 September 1990
This research is based on the belief that one of the most practical ways of improving the effectiveness of board-level thinking is by the increased use of the strategic decision support tools and methodologies now available and being developed. These ...
Professor Terence Mills | Economics | 01 October 1999
This project has the following aims. (1) to investigate the effect of fiscal and monetary policy uncertainty (or volatility) on the amplitude and phase of the business cycle for the uk and the major oecd economies. (2) to examine the relationship bet ...
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