The economics behind US interest in Greenland
The rhetoric is security. The logic is economic. The cost could be alliance cohesion.
Category: Economics
What Davos tells us about Scotland’s Budget
As global leaders gather in Davos, last week’s Scottish Budget shows how weak growth is shaping fiscal choices.
Women in politics linked to greater public trust
Economics study finds more women in parliaments boosts democratic engagement.
St Andrews recognised for addiction care innovation
National Institute backs University approach led by Business School and School of Medicine.
Experts respond to 2026 Scottish Budget
Business School academics share views on tax and growth.
Closing the gap in policy and data skills
Professor David A. Jaeger on why the world needs more data-literate policy thinkers.
Professor David Ulph named RES Fellow
Fellowship recognises Professor Ulph’s academic leadership and influence on UK economic policy.
Business School hosts MIT innovation leader
Dame Fiona Murray visited the School last month to share insights on innovation, entrepreneurship and geopolitics.
Dr Jonathan Swarbrick writes in the Guardian
Business School economist examines why many feel worse off despite signs of recovery in the UK economy.
Building research partnerships with purpose
Business School researchers explored how to build external partnerships that lead to real impact.