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Tag: UWE Bristol Research UWE Bristol Research | Research and External Engagement
The Global Migration Network a research group at UWE Bristol chaired by Dr Emily LeRoux-Rutledge brings together over 60 academics and practitioners across the university working on migration-related research. The network supports...
Tag: CPD CPD | Research and External Engagement
Exciting Professional Development Courses available from the Centre for Fine Print Research this summer This summer the Centre for Fine Print Research (CFPR) at UWE Bristol will be offering up some of its experts for some professional...
Environmental crises in Nigeria and extraterritorial judicial achievements: A wake-up call for Nigerian courts? Environmental crises in Nigeria and extraterritorial judicial achievements: A wake-up call for Nigerian courts? | Bristol Law School blog
Written by Cleverline T Brown Doctoral student member of Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group. The decisions of extraterritorial courts have left much to be desired about the efforts of the judiciary at the national level to...
Applied Marketing Research Group blog Applied Marketing Research Group blog
Last Monday (16 June) our Applied Marketing Research Group hosted what turned out to be a truly enlightening half-day event at Bristol Business School. The topic—”Confronting alienation: What can we learn from employee...
Creating a short science based multilingual film for a European audience Creating a short science based multilingual film for a European audience | Science Communication Unit blog
I recently had the opportunity to produce a documentary about the concerning shortage of early career pollinator taxonomists in Europe. The film was made to complement a Science for Environment Policy (SfEP) report that I co-authored about the...
Climate Change Mitigation and European Food Standards: Understanding the Impacts in South Africa Climate Change Mitigation and European Food Standards: Understanding the Impacts in South Africa | Bristol Business School blog
Ines Carter LLM Alumni Member of ELSRG This research places itself in the urgency of the climate crisis and what it means for food security. This question hangs like a Damocles sword on governments. Indeed the climate crisis destabilizes...
Tag: Jet Zero Jet Zero | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Credit: Hybrid Air Vehicles Ltd by Graham Parkhurst Professor of Sustainable Mobility and Director of CTS January 2025 saw the latest chapter opened in the decades-long Heathrow additional runway saga and by none other than the Chancellor of the...
Towards sustainable cities: best practices and challenges of urban sustainable policies implementation Towards sustainable cities: best practices and challenges of urban sustainable policies implementation | Bristol Law School blog
By Francesco Venuti a member of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group. Cities’ role in achieving Sustainable Development Cities are thrilling places that allow people to develop new and innovative ideas offering many...
Guest Talk – Professor Emily Reid: Securing the Future of the World Trade Organisation Guest Talk - Professor Emily Reid: Securing the Future of the World Trade Organisation | Bristol Law School blog
In November Professor Emily Reid from Southampton Law School gave a guest talk entitled “Securing the Future of the World Trade Organisation“. Read the recap of the talk below: For more than the last decade the WTO and ‘globalisation’...
The UN Climate Change Conference 2021 in Glasgow – Success or Failure? The UN Climate Change Conference 2021 in Glasgow - Success or Failure? | Bristol Law School blog
Guest blog by Christina Schroeder member of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group The UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26) took place from 31 October to 12 November 2021 with more than 120 world leaders and over 40...
Rethinking the Green City in Brasilia… Rethinking the Green City in Brasilia... | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…..by Helen Hoyle “Built for automobiles and air-conditioners not people…it’s a lousy place to visit and no-one wanted to live there” so my 1996 Lonely Planet Guide describes “the great planned city” of Brasilia. Danni Sinnett and I were...
Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? Why do we need varied urban nature for diverse urban publics? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle…. A new book chapter by Dr Helen Hoyle highlights why a nuanced approach to urban greenspace provision is essential to human mental and physical...