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Policy Afternoon explores how policy can tackle unequal neighbourhoods and unequal opportunities
On Friday 18 September, the Policy Afternoon will explore how where people live can have a profound impact on their economic opportunities.
Monday 7 Sep 2026
General
‘Recognition and rewards are like a compass that directs employees’ attention’
Economist Robert Dur argues that a recognition and rewards programme needs to be carefully designed to steer employees in the right direction.
Wednesday 26 Aug 2026
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Promoting top performers to managers can improve team productivity
Robert Dur argues that, even though promoting top performers has been criticised through the Peter Principle, it can improve team performance.
Monday 10 Aug 2026
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Skill gaps between non-Western migrants and natives shrink dramatically across generations
New research by Dinand Webbink provides encouraging evidence on the long-term economic prospects of non-Western migrants in Europe.
Friday 26 Jun 2026
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Promoting women in academia creates lasting benefits for future generations of female scholars
Research shows that early-career promotion decisions have long-term positive consequences for women’s academic careers.
Monday 8 Jun 2026
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