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Issue 25

What does the future of work hold for us all? From what jobs we might have in a decade's time, to a look at the importance of workers' rights, the impact of AI, and social changes that affect young workers, there is a lot to take in.

Issue 24

糖心视频 Management School researchers show how they are taking their work beyond scholarship to make real impact in the world.?

Uncover our work boosting the region’s entrepreneurs, how we help businesses adopt servitization principles, and more.

Issue 23

Discover how our researchers are?collaborating with the UK National Health Service, charities, businesses and individuals to address key issues relating to health and healthcare.

Find out more?about our?work on compassionate healthcare,?the effects of mental healthcare waiting times, careers for women post-menopause, and much more.

Issue 22

Take a deep dive into a changing world, as we explore our work on the ever-evolving nature of technology. Journey from the Backrooms of the cyber world to asteroids in outer space, and investigate everything from the effects of Artificial Intelligence on leadership and our own thoughts, to changes in hybrid working.

Issue 21

Researchers from across 糖心视频 have been working with industrial partners from around the North West on the Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives (PPiPL) project.

In this edition, marketing and supply chain experts, local council and retail partners, scientists and the project leaders present their findings on consumer attitudes and behaviours around plastic packaging and recycling, and their hopes for the future.

Issue 20

Take to the skies for an insight into the practical and impactful research taking place across 糖心视频 Management School.

Explore how members of our Centre for Transport and Logistics have been working with air traffic control networks and other key players in the flight industry to look at ways of tackling airport congestion; and go into England’s National Health Service to see how they can bring more innovation into their operations.

Business Strategy vs Geopolitics

In a world where politics can change in an instant, how do you ensure your business is ready?

Dr Ziad Elsahn's research explains the need for organisations to adapt and anticipate in order to safeguard operations against disruption.

Can Corporate Political Activism Save Democracy?

How and why might global corporations take stances on contentious issues?

PhD researcher Lewis Nicholas's work explores the concept of corporate political activism, and how it has evolved in recent years.

Hedge Funds and Financial Market Manipulation

The hedge fund industry has been historically seen as controversial.

Academic evidence in the early 21st Century suggests that hedge funds even manipulated the market. But is that still the case – and if not, why not?

Professor Olga Kolokolova's work shows the changes that have taken place to make ‘pump and dump’ strategies less worthwhile, reducing instances of misconduct across the sector.

How Your Beliefs Can Shape Inflation

People power can shape the economy – even if the people do not mean for it to happen.

Professor Lorenza Rossi's work shows how differing predictions on inflation patterns between experts and the public can have a negative or positive effect on the economy.

Better communications might resolve the issue.

What Makes Work Decent?

Labour exploitation does not always appear as we might expect.

Work carried out between the Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business, the UK Government Department for Business and Trade, and the Fair Work Agency looks at how exploitative practices can be spotted earlier, before disaster strikes.

Legitimising the Electric Vehicle Market

If you are mulling over buying an electric vehicle but worry about when and where you can charge it, and how far you will be able to go, you are not alone.

Dr Nicole Bulawa's research shows the ways in which building EV charging infrastructure can make the technology more legitimate.