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A trip down memory lane

A trip down memory lane

Essex graduate, Dr Jayne Seagrave, remembers her time at the University in the 80s

Dr Jayne Seagrave

27 September 2021

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Why our links with Essex researchers benefit local communities

Why our links with Essex researchers benefit local communities

Louise Willsher from Community 360 explains why the organisation she works for called on Essex researchers to collaborate on a project together and what it taught her about supporting communities.

Louise Willsher

27 September 2021

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Capturing the voices of Colchester’s charities and volunteers in the pandemic

Capturing the voices of Colchester’s charities and volunteers in the pandemic

Research student Sam Woodward explains her role in an oral history project recording the voices of Colchester's charitable and voluntary community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sam Woodward

27 September 2021

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Social Rights and Chile’s Constitutional Moment Q and A with Dr Koldo Casla

Social Rights and Chile’s Constitutional Moment Q and A with Dr Koldo Casla

A new collection of essays, co-published by our Human Rights Centre, focuses on the recognition of social rights as Chile designs a new constitution. Stephen Matthews, from our Communications Team, caught up with co-editor Dr Koldo Casla.

Stephen Matthews

27 September 2021

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Tokyo Paralympics: why para taekwondo is the most thrilling new sport

Dr Jozef Simenko, from the Essex Pathways department at the University of Essex, explains why taekwondo was such a massive hit at the Tokyo Paralympics.

Dr Jozef Simenko

24 September 2021

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COVID-19: how democracies have fared compared with authoritarian regimes

Professor Paul Whiteley, from the Department of Government at the University of Essex compares how democracies and authoritarian regimes have coped with COVID-19.

Professor Paul Whiteley

24 September 2021

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Global voter turnout has been in decline since the 1960s – we wanted to find out why

Global voter turnout has been in decline since the 1960s – we wanted to find out why

This article, by Dr Filip Kostelka from the Department of Government at the University of Essex is republished from The Conversation.

Dr Filip Kostelka, Professor André Blais

24 September 2021

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Why study MSc Business Analytics at Essex?

Why study MSc Business Analytics at Essex?

Business analytics is rapidly becoming one of the most important functions in a business, we recently launched a January entry point for our MSc Business Analytics, in addition to our existing October option, in response to the growing demand for graduates in this area.

Becca Coster

23 September 2021

Podcast

The Warner Textile Archive: Uncovering Forgotten Pieces of Britain’s Industrial and Creative Past

The Warner Textile Archive: Uncovering Forgotten Pieces of Britain’s Industrial and Creative Past

Listen to the latest episode of the Louder Than Words Podcast to discover the story of the Warner Textile Archive and how historians are helping the public understand the impact of a pioneering manufacturing company.

Professor Jules Pretty

23 September 2021

Podcast

Preparing your business idea: making good ideas great

Preparing your business idea: making good ideas great

Preparing your business idea: making good ideas great

Angels@Essex Team

21 September 2021

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