Sustainable Economies Research Group (SERG)
The Sustainable Economies Research Group (SERG) conducts ground-breaking research in the field of sustainable production and consumption. The Group’s members are drawn from across the University as well as externally.
The Group is premised on the belief that bringing forth a sustainable economy requires a systems approach by inter-disciplinary experts combining deep understandings from the social sciences, engineering and physical sciences.
Members are concerned with the task of connecting with organisations, government and civil society in helping ensure a realistic and just transition, but also one that is empirically robust and informed.
Sustainable Economies Research Group blog
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Business schools in emerging markets: why do they matter?
True, the image that business schools have gained in the latter years is one of elitist and expensive institutions that train greedy executives and insatiable business people whose drive for profit has not only created an unequal world but also derived in economic catastrophes such as the financial crash of 2008. And while these interpretations … Continue reading "Business schools in emerging markets: why do they matter?"
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Through Bristol Business School’s diverse range of practical courses and research, with national and international links, we deliver an educational experience that enables our students to meet their future career ambitions.
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