Very topical to be recording our first episode of Season 4 of Crossing Channels featuring our new podcast host @BBCwestcott talking to @AlisonLiebling @ArnaudPhilipp & Nicola Padfield about "Does Prison Work?" Available on 7 October.
🎧Previous episodes: https://t.co/nh90Qr9lfa
Proud to be a part of the TSE Meet-up in London with a live version of our #CrossingChannels podcast on "Should there be a compulsory retirement age for society's leaders?" with @DianeCoyle1859, @tavitonst, Paul Seabright and @ruskin147
Stay tuned for our July podcast release!
🎙️What's the point of a protest?
In this month's podcast, @ruskin147 discusses with @LaurenBWilcox@giacomolem & @DwingerFelix why the world is protesting so much, how protesting has changed over time, & what impact protests have on policymaking.
🎧https://t.co/5SbZQfaE37
In a new paper @terzibus compares past industrial revolutions with the green transition. He advocates for proactive policies to harness technological advancements, manage economic disruptions & mitigate inequalities for a smooth & equitable transformation.
https://t.co/POwJjHnEpL
@ayantolamaximus had this issue too! With me the problem was the old and new teams were interacting with each other. try deleting all teams versions on your device, and then installing the new teams version. that should do the trick :)
New!🎙️Can governments regulate AI without stifling innovation?
@ruskin147 talks to @verityharding, @ginasue & Lawrence Rothenberg about what regulation is needed & the crucial role of global collaboration in shaping the future of AI.
🎧https://t.co/TwAtOf4kcA
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🎙️New #CrossingChannels podcast on gender inequalities in the workplace.
@ruskin147, Emmanuelle Auriol, Francesca Barigozzi & @jorden_nina discuss women's underrepresentation in economics, motherhood penalties & how flexible work impacts women's careers.
🎧https://t.co/CdRMBemkMS
There are a few remaining tickets for tonight's event,
"AI Needs You: An evening with @verityharding in conversation with @DianeCoyle1859"
Thursday 14 March
6.00pm-7.30pm
@WaterstonesCamb
Ask your questions & pick up a signed copy.
https://t.co/JE6iR0K4HQ
Excellent article by @Anoosh_C for @NewStatesman on retail spaces becoming the last resort for people seeking connection - drawing on @BennettInst research on the role of the private sector in providing social infrastructure.
https://t.co/CrC69IfnNd
🎉Congratulations to @michaelkenny_ on the release of his new book, "Fractured Union," out today!
📚It includes interviews with MPs & civil servants, examines the crises & tensions within the British Union, & the pessimism about its long-term viability.
https://t.co/jTkh8qF83J
We're starting 2024 with a new podcast calling for universal basic infrastructure to start to tackle the very different fortunes of people living in different places around the UK - with @dianecoyle1859, @AndyWWestwood, Jean-Paul Azam & @ruskin147
🎧https://t.co/tvSpLtIf6G
British policymakers could reduce regional inequalities and revive small-town communities by investing in universal basic infrastructure, argues a new report by @Cambridge_Uni’s @DianeCoyle1859, @StellaErker, and @AndyWWestwood. https://t.co/Vx5LAepbZb
Listen back to our latest Crossing Channels episode on the promise of technology for health systems in the US and UK
@BennettInst@ruskin147@Steve_Hankey
We're seeking a Research Associate to work with @verityharding & @DianeCoyle1859 on our new AI & Geopolitics Project which seeks to encourage global cooperation in addressing the effects of AI technologies & advance a rights-based approach. Apply by 11 Dec https://t.co/wzHOAevIzx
'Townscapes: A Universal Basic Infrastructure for the UK' - @BennettInst
The report calls for a 'Universal Basic Infrastructure' (UBI) across the UK to help level up regions and lift the nation out of flatlining productivity rates.
https://t.co/efO2KQ7g7q
UBI matters for people’s quality of life, their economic opportunities, and the prosperity of the places they live in, and play, recreational and cultural services are acknowledged as central to bringing people together and building meaningful relationships.
A UBI would:
1) Guarantee access to a minimum level of services in infrastructure in all places.
2) Enhance economic opportunities for individuals and communities.
3) Meet the demands of rapidly growing communities and local economies.
Read the report: by @DianeCoyle1859, @AndyWWestwood & @StellaErker
https://t.co/prsKgVzjwy
Blog: @StellaErker discusses a new report—co-authored with @DianeCoyle1859 & @AndyWWestwood—on how a Universal Basic Infrastructure could ensure a minimum level of services & amenities for all, & boost national economic growth & quality of life in the UK.
https://t.co/XpIYRpNLWV