Pages tagged with: isper
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'The Woman is Sure to Get In'
What's on at the University of Plymouth: 'The Woman is Sure to Get In'. Nancy Astor - poverty, philanthropy and Plymouth. Plymouth, 16 May 2019.
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Social, Policy and Enterprise Research in an Era of Globalisation and Discontent
What's on at the University of Plymouth: Social, Policy and Enterprise Research in an Era of Globalisation and Discontent. iSPER conference. University of Plymouth, 23 January 2018.
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Maritime and Logistics, Business and Policy
Maritime and Logistics, Business and Policy: iSPER Themed Research Group
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Crime, History and Institutions: Transdisciplinary Conversations in Heritage, Art and Transmedia (#CHITCHAT?)
University of Plymouth iSPER Research Initiative - Crime, History and Institutions: Transdisciplinary Conversations in Heritage, Art and Transmedia (CHITCHAT).
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Politics and International Relations (PIR)
University of Plymouth iSPER Themed Research Group: Politics and International Relations
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Responsible Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation
Responsible Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation; iSPER themed research group
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Modelling and Simulation for Social Systems
A University of Plymouth iSPER Research Initiative - Modelling and Simulation for Social Systems.
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Workshop: Strategy and Policy Innovation in Supply Chain Management under Environmental Pressure
University of Plymouth: Call for participants for Strategy and Policy Innovation in Supply Chain Management under Environmental Pressure workshop, 27-29 October 2018, Tianjin, China.
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How Do You Fix A Town Like Plymouth?
An historical account of Chief Constable Joseph Sowerby 1892–1917.
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Listening to children in trouble with the law
Plymouth University: Listening to children in trouble with the law. A multidisciplinary symposium organised by the University of Plymouth aimed to identify barriers to obtaining reliable evidence from child suspects.
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Markets, Innovation and Competition Group publications
Publications by members of the iSPER Markets, Innovation and Competition Research Group.
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Low skilled, low paid workers of the world don’t unite, research shows
Workers in low-skilled, low paid employment are not prone to band together and form a common bond, new research has shown.