Latest news from Lancaster University Management School

20/11/12

Adapting for the future - growth and inequality in economics

On the afternoon of 7 November an open discussion was held in Lancaster University Management School with the title of ‘Economics – Adapting for the Future – an afternoon of dialogue on the themes of Growth and Inequality in Economics’. 
19/11/12

New maternity and paternity leave legislation could change the way we think about work

Caroline Gatrell discusses the likely impact of the government's new maternity and paternity legislation.
09/11/12

Will the global accounting experiment succeed?

Sir David Tweedie, President of ICAS, answered this question for an enthusiastic audience of over a hundred alumni and staff at the Lancaster University Management School CFO Lecture on Monday 5 November. The event was generously hosted for the third time by Ernst & Young at their London head office.
08/11/12

Dr Jill Johnes speaks at Beijing Forum 2012

Dr Jill Johnes, of Lancaster's Economics department, was an invited speaker at the International Forum on Economics of Education, part of the Beijing Forum 2012.
05/11/12

Negative side of positive leadership

David Collinson critiques the trend towards what he terms 'Prozac leadership' – a culture of excessive positivity.
02/11/12

Industry Insights - the criticality of communications

The current Lancaster Full-time MBA class, along with members of the Executive MBA, enjoyed their first Industry Insight talk, held on 15 October at Lancaster University Management School.
01/11/12

Bank of England's Broadbent on outlook for the UK economy

‌The UK construction industry, which has been the main drag on the economy this year, should improve soon, said Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Ben Broadbent at a speech at Lancaster University Management School this week.