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How to improve official inflation predictions

How to improve official inflation predictions

Professor Paul Whiteley

16 November 2022

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Brazils new president inherits massive economic and environmental problems

Brazils new president inherits massive economic and environmental problems

Nicolas Forsans

11 November 2022

Vlog

Right as Rain: Self-Determination and Autonomy in Health and Social Care

Right as Rain: Self-Determination and Autonomy in Health and Social Care

With speaker Wayne Martin

Professor Wayne Martin, Professor Jules Pretty

08 November 2022

Vlog

Often in a Blue Moon: On Death, Grief and Bereavement

Often in a Blue Moon: On Death, Grief and Bereavement

With speaker Lucy Noakes

Professor Lucy Noakes, Professor Jules Pretty

07 November 2022

Vlog

Green Shoots: How We Help Plant Breathe and Grow

Green Shoots: How We Help Plant Breathe and Grow

With speaker Tracy Lawson

Professor Jules Pretty, Tracy Lawson

06 November 2022

Vlog

Fortune Favours the Kind: Social Infrastructure that Works

Fortune Favours the Kind: Social Infrastructure that Works

With speaker Gina Reinhardt

Professor Gina Reinhardt, Professor Jules Pretty

03 November 2022

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Speaking of Essex Artwork celebrating Essex dialects

Speaking of Essex Artwork celebrating Essex dialects

Speaking of Essex Artwork celebrating Essex dialects

Dr Amanda Cole, Dr Ella Jeffries

03 November 2022

Vlog

An Enchanted Forest: This Body of Ours

An Enchanted Forest: This Body of Ours

With speaker Matt Lodder

Dr Matt Lodder, Professor Jules Pretty

02 November 2022

Blog post

Essex Sociology Research Newsletter Autumn 2022

Essex Sociology Research Newsletter Autumn 2022

02 November 2022

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70 years of data suggest the Conservatives will suffer a big defeat at the next election – here’s how I worked it out

70 years of data suggest the Conservatives will suffer a big defeat at the next election – here’s how I worked it out

With the UK’s new prime minister in office, it looks like the political turmoil of the last few months is likely to ease, at least for the time being. Rishi Sunak and his fellow MPs must put their political differences aside to focus on stabilising the economy and calming financial markets. But Sunak will of course have one eye on the next election, which he must call before January 2025.

Professor Paul Whiteley

31 October 2022

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