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Vlog

Perceptions of Time for Young People: What it Means to be on Waiting Lists for Care and Treatment

Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Jordan Osserman

06 December 2023

Vlog

Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Professor Jules Pretty

05 April 2023

Podcast

The Dark Before the Dawn

The Dark Before the Dawn

Join Ismene Gizellis and Han Dorussen in conversation with Jules Pretty on conflict, peace-keeping, cooperation, governance after conflict, and the impacts on women. Ismene Gizellis and Han Dorussen are political scientists from the Department of Government at the University of Essex.

Professor Han Dorussen, Professor Jules Pretty, Professor Ismene Gizelis

02 March 2023

Blog post

‘The Great Reset’ … or Business as Usual?

‘The Great Reset’ … or Business as Usual?

. Has the pandemic been a trigger for real change in where and how we work, or a temporary intermission from traditional work practices?

Dr Louise Nash, Danielle A Tucker

29 September 2022

Podcast

Cloud Ten: Louder Than Words Podcast

Cloud Ten: Louder Than Words Podcast

Join Danielle Tucker and Louise Nash in conversation with Jules Pretty on how the world of work is changing for women, and how women are changing the workplace and organisations. Danielle Tucker and Louise Nash are from Essex Business School,

Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Louise Nash, Danielle A Tucker

28 September 2022

Blog post

Educating for sustainability

Educating for sustainability

Dr Katy Wheeler

20 May 2022

Podcast

COVID-19 and the Creatives

COVID-19 and the Creatives

What is the future for creative work and performance in the aftermath of COVID-19? What lessons have we learnt and what is the long-term impact? Professor Melissa Tyler and Professor Philip Hancock from Essex Business School speak to Professor Jules Pretty and Tom Carradine from Carradine's Cockney Singalong talks about his experiences during lockdown and beyond.

Professor Melissa Tyler, Professor Philip Hancock, Professor Jules Pretty

05 May 2022

Blog post

All together now? Performance work in the entertainment economy beyond COVID

All together now? Performance work in the entertainment economy beyond COVID

While digitalization and the idea that work is no longer a fixed place or time pre-dates COVID, changes in how work is organized and experienced during successive periods of lockdown has, for many, brought new challenges and opportunities to the fore.

Professor Melissa Tyler, Professor Philip Hancock

05 May 2022

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Indigenous people, nature and land rights: why does it matter?

Indigenous people, nature and land rights: why does it matter?

Professor Colin Samson and Dr Carlos Gigoux Gragmena from the Department of Sociology discuss how understanding the relationships between indigenous peoples and their lands has been at the heart of their research.

Professor Colin Samson, Dr Carlos Gigoux Gramegna

20 January 2022

Blog post

Bird Watching and Climate Change: the challenge of low carbon birding

Bird Watching and Climate Change: the challenge of low carbon birding

It has often been asserted that a feeling for and connection to the natural world is a precondition for wanting to protect it and preserve it. One area where this feeling for the natural world is organized is within recreational natural history and specifically recreational bird watching.

Professor Sean Nixon

02 December 2021

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