Does commuting farther from home actually make workers more productive—and what does that mean for urban transport policy? Andrew Seltzer @royalholloway.bsky.social
Royal Holloway Economics Departmen discusses: faculti.net/commuting-di... #Transport #Policy
Can embedding legal help inside health and community services measurably reduce inequality, improve wellbeing, and strengthen trust in justice systems? Liz Curran Nottingham Trent University Nottingham Law School discusses: faculti.net/health-justi... #Law #Justice
Can embedding legal help inside health and community services measurably reduce inequality, improve wellbeing, and strengthen trust in justice systems? Liz Curran Nottingham Trent University Nottingham Law School discusses: faculti.net/health-justi... #Law #Justice
When interest rates rise, why might firms cut prices faster when their warehouses are full? Tim Willems @bankofengland.bsky.social @boeresearch.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/how-inventor... #Economics #Finance
When interest rates rise, why might firms cut prices faster when their warehouses are full? Tim Willems @bankofengland.bsky.social @boeresearch.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/how-inventor... #Economics #Finance
When local councils share digital infrastructure, does efficiency come at the cost of systemic cyber vulnerability? Karen Renaud @unistrathclyde.bsky.social Computer and Information Sciences discusses: faculti.net/cyber-attack... #CyberSecurity #TechPolicy
When local councils share digital infrastructure, does efficiency come at the cost of systemic cyber vulnerability? Karen Renaud @unistrathclyde.bsky.social Computer and Information Sciences discusses: faculti.net/cyber-attack... #CyberSecurity #TechPolicy
Can competition for scarce public funds—rather than shared identity or redistribution—actually reduce local violence? @stefanialovo.bsky.social @uniofreading.bsky.social Department of economics discusses: faculti.net/how-competit... #Economics #Inequality
Can fragmented memories, emotions, and voices tell us more about Covid-19 than any single, coherent story ever could? Stephen Bowman @stir.ac.uk Division of History, Heritage & Politics discusses: faculti.net/creative-ora... #Covid19 #Pandemic
How did a music born of racial exchange in the Jim Crow South both challenge segregation and ultimately leave its structures intact? Michael Bertrand Tennessee State University Department of History discusses: faculti.net/rock-n-roll-... #MusicHistory #RockAndRoll
How did a music born of racial exchange in the Jim Crow South both challenge segregation and ultimately leave its structures intact? Michael Bertrand Tennessee State University Department of History discusses: faculti.net/rock-n-roll-... #MusicHistory #RockAndRoll
How did government policy and household power dynamics shape the technologies that transformed women’s work in postwar Britain? Peter Scott @uniofreading.bsky.social Henley Business School discusses: faculti.net/how-househol... #Economics #PublicPolicy
How did government policy and household power dynamics shape the technologies that transformed women’s work in postwar Britain? Peter Scott @uniofreading.bsky.social Henley Business School discusses: faculti.net/how-househol... #Economics #PublicPolicy
Can human rights law genuinely protect who we are, or does it quietly decide which identities are allowed to count? Jill Marshall @royalholloway.bsky.social Department of Law and Criminology discusses: faculti.net/human-rights... #Law #Justice
Can human rights law genuinely protect who we are, or does it quietly decide which identities are allowed to count? Jill Marshall @royalholloway.bsky.social Department of Law and Criminology discusses: faculti.net/human-rights... #Law #Justice
If motherhood was always bound up with paid work and market care, why do we still treat care as economically invisible? @shepardalex.bsky.social @glasgow.ac.uk School of Humanities discusses: faculti.net/working-moth... #Education #Society
Can participatory research really challenge inequality, or does the neoliberal university quietly neutralise its transformative potential? Gearoid Michael Millar @uniofaberdeen.bsky.social Peace and Conflict Studies discusses: faculti.net/just-transit... #SocialJustice #Equity
Can technological “solutions” to climate collapse become myths that legitimise inequality, sacrifice, and planetary control? @profjohnbarry.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics discusses: faculti.net/techno-optim... #ClimateChange
Is Switzerland strengthening its defence industry — or quietly redrawing the boundaries of neutrality in a more polarized security landscape? Keith Krause @gvagrad.bsky.social @gvagrad-ccdp.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/switzerland-... #defense #security
Is Switzerland strengthening its defence industry — or quietly redrawing the boundaries of neutrality in a more polarized security landscape? Keith Krause @gvagrad.bsky.social @gvagrad-ccdp.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/switzerland-... #defense #security
When historians rely on vast digitised archives, how can they tell whose voices are amplified, whose are missing, and why it matters? Kaspar Beelen @sas-news.bsky.social @dh-researchhub.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/bias-missing... #history #digitalhumanities
When historians rely on vast digitised archives, how can they tell whose voices are amplified, whose are missing, and why it matters? Kaspar Beelen @sas-news.bsky.social @dh-researchhub.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/bias-missing... #history #digitalhumanities
If protein aggregation is written into biology itself, why have we spent so long treating amyloids as failures rather than functional structures—and what changes once we stop? Salvador Ventura Zamora @uab.cat Departament de Bioquímica i Biologia Molecular discusses: imagedelivery.net/LTk-nZSQJgWk...
Will falling inflation give the Bank of England room to cut rates further in 2026 — or are wage pressures about to force a pause? @apferrero.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk Department of Economics discusses: faculti.net/how-far-will... #Economics #Inflation
Will falling inflation give the Bank of England room to cut rates further in 2026 — or are wage pressures about to force a pause? @apferrero.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk Department of Economics discusses: faculti.net/how-far-will... #Economics #Inflation
How do emotionally charged decisions made at divorce quietly shape who can afford to retire—and who must keep working decades later? Wendy Lorreto @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social University of Edinburgh Business School discusses: faculti.net/divorce-gend... #Divorce #GenderInequality
How do emotionally charged decisions made at divorce quietly shape who can afford to retire—and who must keep working decades later? Wendy Lorreto @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social University of Edinburgh Business School discusses: faculti.net/divorce-gend... #Divorce #GenderInequality
How did the rise of the pet shop transform animals into modern consumer goods while reshaping public ideas about care, childhood, and animal welfare? @janehamlett.bsky.social @royalholloway.bsky.social @rhulhistory.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/pets-for-sal... #History #Pets
How did the rise of the pet shop transform animals into modern consumer goods while reshaping public ideas about care, childhood, and animal welfare? @janehamlett.bsky.social @royalholloway.bsky.social @rhulhistory.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/pets-for-sal... #History #Pets
Prediction, Decision-MIf artificial intelligence is best understood as a technology of prediction, how does that reshape who makes decisions, who captures value, and who sets the rules of modern markets? @joshgans.bsky.social @utoronto.ca @econuoft.bsky.social discusses: faculti.net/the-microeco...
