Outputs (293)

Working towards an environmentally sustainable and equitable future? New evidence on green jobs from linked administrative data in the UK (2025)
Journal Article

Given the urgency of the transition to net-zero, there is a need for a robust evidence base to support an environmentally sustainable and equitable economy. Employing a linked administrative dataset and using both cross sectional and panel estimation... Read More about Working towards an environmentally sustainable and equitable future? New evidence on green jobs from linked administrative data in the UK.

‘Carry on laughing and I’ll punish you as well!’: Humour, power, and relationship negotiation in a prison workshop (2025)
Journal Article

Drawing on a 10-month ethnographic study of a private prison in the UK, this paper examines how humour is used between prisoners and prison staff to negotiate working relationships in prison. We show how both the presence and absence of humour can sh... Read More about ‘Carry on laughing and I’ll punish you as well!’: Humour, power, and relationship negotiation in a prison workshop.

Mental health and the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe: A focus on the self-employed (2025)
Journal Article

Self-employed workers worldwide encountered significant mental health challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, it remains unclear whether the pandemic has affected the mental health of the self-employed more significantly than employees... Read More about Mental health and the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe: A focus on the self-employed.

Does nature finance pose macroeconomic risks? Analysis using a stock-flow consistent model with land (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

States, international organisations, financial institutions and businesses are increasingly seeking to mobilise large financial flows to fund ecosystem restoration. This paper asks what these new financial flows mean for the macroeconomy, and how mac... Read More about Does nature finance pose macroeconomic risks? Analysis using a stock-flow consistent model with land.

Reforming Doctoral Education in Uzbekistan: Models, rules and norms of behaviour (2025)
Journal Article

Doctoral education (DE) plays a crucial role in nurturing the next generation of scholars and thought leaders and serves as a means for frontier knowledge creation and innovation within the economy. The centrality of DE to knowledge creation and skil... Read More about Reforming Doctoral Education in Uzbekistan: Models, rules and norms of behaviour.

Workplace violence is home now for healthcare workers: Spillover theory perspective (2025)
Journal Article

In recent years, workplace violence has become an escalating concern, particularly within the healthcare sector. Healthcare workers, who dedicate their lives to caring for others, are increasingly facing violence within their workplaces as evidenced... Read More about Workplace violence is home now for healthcare workers: Spillover theory perspective.

How do cryptocurrency features determine their dynamic volatility and co-movements with stocks? (2025)
Journal Article

Whilst previous studies have primarily focused on the hedge effects and co-movements between cryptos and traditional assets, cryptos’ features that are associated with hedge effects and co-movements have often been neglected in extant studies. This r... Read More about How do cryptocurrency features determine their dynamic volatility and co-movements with stocks?.

The megamachine and its social costs (2025)
Book Chapter

This preface discusses the social costs of capitalism as megamachine. The focus is on linking the book's main thesis on capitalist double-entry book keeping as essence of the megamachine with the heterodox economics theory of social costs. The social... Read More about The megamachine and its social costs.

Chatbots in customer service within banking and finance: Do chatbots herald the start of an AI revolution in the corporate world? (2025)
Journal Article

The main aim of this paper is to identify whether chatbots are useful for customer service, how they are impacting customer service in banking, and how professionals feel about the future impact of chatbots. Employing a largely qualitative approach,... Read More about Chatbots in customer service within banking and finance: Do chatbots herald the start of an AI revolution in the corporate world?.

Financial dominance: Why the ‘market maker of last resort’ is a bad idea and what to do about it (2025)
Journal Article

Financial regulation, influenced by mainstream models of banks as sources of liquidity risk, rather than post-Keynesian models of banks as liquidity providers, fostered the growth of the repo market and shadow banking from the 1980s on. In the repo m... Read More about Financial dominance: Why the ‘market maker of last resort’ is a bad idea and what to do about it.