Author: Grace Shore Banks

“Empowering Poor Urban Women in Bangladesh through Digital Financial Services: Does Wage Payment via Mobile Money translate into Economic Empowerment?” Dr Zaki Wahhaj, Reader in … Read more

Spring term 2022 is fast approaching and hopefully we’ve all enjoyed a well-deserved break. Emily Perridge, now in her last year shares how she is … Read more

Tapasya Bhandari graduated from Kent in 2021, studying through the pandemic. Here she looks back at her experience of studying with us, and the support … Read more

Lewis Powell, a Stage 3 Economics with Econometrics student and President of Kent Poker Society, blogs about his experience of studying through a pandemic. Three … Read more

Beyond lectures, and the journeys to and from them, your ultimate university experience isn’t at all ultimate without the immersion in at least one of … Read more

New research by Dr Guy Tchuente, has found that religious competition substantially increases the probability of conflict-related violence in Colombia. The study, published by the Journal of … Read more

Professor Rob Fraser is part of the multi-disciplinary research group at the Nuffield Council on Bioethics that have carried out this inquiry as to whether … Read more

Join and hear from a panel of Kent alumni, all currently working in the Civil Service, who will share their experiences and advice with students … Read more

The Department of Economics and Social Sciences (ESS), BRAC University invite you to the launch of this inaugural celebration.  The Department of Economics and Social … Read more

Sylvain Barde ⁦‪and Alexander Klein ⁦‪collaborate on this CEPR discussion paper on new historical data on transportation costs in the U.S. The paper constructs general road transport … Read more