It’s been another bumper year responding to this new economic landscape, how we adapt to it, its impact on our health, the environment and at … Read more
Increased religious competition worsens armed conflict in Colombia
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
November News RoundUp
November saw us release new research, launch an exciting exchange programme and look forward to welcoming back our alumni. Oh, and Kennedy got a Christmas … Read more
What are the social and ethical issues raised by genome editing in farmed animal breeding?
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
Graduates talk about Life after Kent: spotlight on the Civil Service.
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
Launch: BRAC University-University of Kent collaboration.
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
Transportation Costs in the Age of Highways: Evidence from United States 1955-2010.
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
What does rising inflation mean for our bank balances?
Dr Alfred Duncan interviewed by Pat Marsh on BBC Radio Kent. In an interview on BBC Radio Kent, Dr Alfred Duncan explained how inflation is … Read more
Lower sex-selective abortion rates in India districts with Muslim legislators
New Irma Clots-Figueras research has found that sex-selective abortion is lower in India districts with a Muslim state legislator, consistent with a higher reported aversion … Read more
How feedback matters to us
‘Student feedback informs every aspect of the education strategy of the School of Economics, from conception to implementation. This is how you can be part … Read more









