Lectures are typically given on the second Tuesday of the month
The Economics and Business Group at BRLSI endeavours to provide time for thought and reflection on many of the major questions of our time, both in the form lectures by eminent speakers and through lively discussion on the major economic issues of the day. The old Chinese curse, 'May you live in interesting times', seems apt for the unprecedented economic times in which we live. We look forward to welcoming you to our evenings of economic and business exploration.
2018 BRLSI Business & Economics Lecture Programme
18 July 2018 The UK Housing Crisis Paul Jackson, writer for the Investor's Chronicle
11 September 2018 The turmoil of Financial Institutions Nick Silver, Associate of the
LSE
09 October 2018 The many faces of corruption Dr Ajit Mishra, University of
Bath
13 November 2018 The UK Economy & Housing Market Professor John Muellbauer,
University of Oxford
Previous lectures:
12 June 2018 (Re)Organising Our Role in Society – Andreas Wasmuht, BRLSI B&E Convenor
Maintaining the Societal Relevance of Business
08 May 2018 Climate Change: Can we avoid disaster? Professor Michael Finus,
University of Bath
23 April 2018 Why AI is the future of Growth Mark Purdy, Accenture
13 March 2018 The role of women in business Julie Cooper, Chair of the
Bath Business Women Association
19 February 2018 Artificial Intelligence in Business Jules Trocchi
'Loving the Machine' CEO, Security Directions Ltd
09 January 2018 Digital disruption in Business models Matt Connolly,
CEO Tallt Ventures
12 December Sustainable development in design Professor Peter Bradley, UWE
14 November The Economics of Schools
Professor Simon Burgess, University of Bristol
0 October Happiness to Anger - Why and how emotions drive economic decisions
Professor Brit Grosskopf, Exeter University
12 September 'Out of control'? How companies work in practice
Paul Jackson, writer for Investors Chronicle
13 July Model pupils, underachievers and troublemakers
Jonathan Oates, Teaching Fellow, Bath
13 June A different Economic Future
Andreas Wasmuht, Economics Convenor BRLSI
09 May What’s gone wrong with Economics
Professor Dennis Leech,Warwick University
11 April Should a University Education be ‘free’
Professor Michael Otsuka LSE
08 March The next Financial Hurricane
Professor Antonio Cabrales UCL
14 February Why Economics must change ‘The need for a poetic approach’
Dr Sebastian Berger UWE
10 January The Circular Economy
Dr Ben Davies Bath Spa University
Suggestions of topics and speakers are welcome and if you are interested in being informed about forthcoming events please email andreas.wasmuht@brlsi..org
In addition to the information which appears about each talk in the BRLSI calendar, newsletter and on the BRLSI website, a special email giving information about lectures related to the Economics and Business group will be sent to you if you provide your email to andreas.wasmuht@brlsi.org.
