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Essex’s Open Access Fund has enjoyed an exciting first full year since launching in July 2023.
Sean Andersson
27 August 2024
Professor Elisabeth Kelan (Essex Business School) has published her book Patterns of Inclusion: How Gender Matters for Automation, Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work (Routledge, 2025) with the support of Essex’s Open Access fund.
Sean Andersson, Elisabeth Kelan
21 August 2024
We spoke to Dr Ana Minozzo about her monograph, Anxiety as Vibration: A Psychosocial Cartography, and why she chose to publish Open Access.
Dr Ana Minozzo, Sean Andersson
02 August 2024
Book review: Lush Life: Constructing Organized Crime in the UK
Department of Sociology
12 July 2024
Dr Rodrigo Nunes talks about his new book: 'Bolsonarismo y Extrema Derecha Global: Una Gramática de la Desintegración'
Dr Rodrigo Nunes, Sean Andersson
02 July 2024
All businesses need change to grow and thrive and often, someone is employed especially to make that change happen. But what makes a change agent good at what they do?
Danielle A Tucker
28 June 2024
Professor Elisabeth Kelan shares her research findings on how men as senior leader and middle managers support gender equality in the work context in her latest book., Men Stepping Forward – Leading Your Organisation on the Path to Inclusion.
Elisabeth Kelan
20 June 2024
fDi Markets is one of the Library’s subscription databases, offering a comprehensive solution for researchers and students seeking to monitor and analyse global Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows.
Selman Alisan Gemuhluoglu, Professor Mehmet Demirbag, Ai Gooch, Sandy Macmillen, Ahmed Khan
30 May 2024
A blog post sharing some of the wide-ranging discussion and learning points from the recent Essex Business School International Women’s Day event involving a panel discussion of Making Mentoring Work for Women.
Dr Maria Hudson
03 May 2024
A blog briefly highlight how the (un)conventional understanding of epistemic injustice can be read, reflected upon, and implemented in the context of equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI).
Professor Rashedur Chowdhury