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Alumni are Essex forever

Alumni are Essex forever

We welcomed alumni back for our Alumni Reunion Weekend.

Alumni team

26 August 2022

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Who speaks “chavvy”? Comparing accent and class prejudice in England and The Netherlands

Who speaks “chavvy”? Comparing accent and class prejudice in England and The Netherlands

Dr Amanda Cole of the University of Essex and Emeritus Professor Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade of the Leiden University Centre for Linguistics compare chavs, who personify contemptuous commentary on the working class in England, with a similar figure in The Netherlands: Haagse Harry (Harry from The Hague). It is remarkable how many of the associated characteristics and behaviours of chavs fit Harry like a glove, such as wearing bling and tracksuits, and supposed antisocial behaviour and laziness.

Dr Amanda Cole, Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade

25 August 2022

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Volunteering and mental health

Dr Claire Wicks looks at who benefits the most from volunteering

Dr Claire Wicks

25 August 2022

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Benefits of physical activities for mental health

We know physical activity is good for our mental health – so why are we ignoring the evidence?

Dr Claire Wicks

25 August 2022

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Gender diversity in the school workforce across the UK home nations

Due to the budgetary pressures of the 2008 financial crisis the then UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced a public sector pay freeze in 2010. In 2013 the pay freeze was replaced by a 1 per cent cap on public sector pay that remained in place until 2018. As a consequence of that 2010 public sector pay freeze, the salaries of more experienced teachers’ have fallen by more than 9 per cent

Dr Joshua Fullard

25 August 2022

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Cost of living crisis: the UK needs to raise taxes not cut them – here’s why

Cost of living crisis: the UK needs to raise taxes not cut them – here’s why

Taxation has turned out to be the main issue dividing the two candidates in the current Conservative Party leadership contest. While Rishi Sunak wants to hold off making tax cuts until after the cost of living crisis has been tackled, Liz Truss wants immediate reductions. She believes cutting taxes will not cause further rises in inflation for consumers. Article by Professor Paul Whiteley

Professor Paul Whiteley

23 August 2022

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LASPO and Access to Justice: A Practitioner’s View

Dr Konstantinos Kalliris

22 August 2022

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Welcoming our newest Essex Business School students

Welcoming our newest Essex Business School students

James Norman

18 August 2022

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Legal Aid Workshop: LASPO and Family Courts

The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers, theorists, and practitioners for a fruitful exchange of views.

Dr Konstantinos Kalliris

17 August 2022

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Cuts to legal aid and access to justice: the view from family courts

Dr Konstantinos Kalliris

15 August 2022

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