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(16 May 2013) Capital Times:   Dalai Lama, other leading thinkers say emotional health key to solving world's problems (16 May 2013) Guardian:   Why is unemployment not higher? Lousy wages (16 May 2013) The Times:   Joblessness on the up as incomes are squeezed (16 May 2013) ESRC - press release:   Researchers celebrated for outstanding impact (15 May 2013) Economist blog – free exchange economics:   The need for a targeted lending scheme in the euro area (15 May 2013) OUP blog (Oxford University Press's Academic Insights for the Thinking World):   The classification of mental illness (15 May 2013) Wired.com:   What Marissa Mayer doesn't (and does) get about white-collar work (15 May 2013) eWallstreeter - Outside the Box:   Why China doesn't need the world (14 May 2013) Financial Times:   Chinese lessons for Yahoo's boss (14 May 2013) Guardian:   How would UK higher education fare if Britain left the EU? (14 May 2013) BBC World Service:   Business Edition with Tanya Beckett (13 May 2013) Huffington Post:   Richard Layard: Why we should put mental health first (13 May 2013) Forbes.com:   Money does buy happiness, says new study (10 May 2013) Evening Standard:   Time to unblock the growth path (09 May 2013) Financial Times:   What is the best way of innovating for social change? (05 May 2013) The Sunday Times:   Bad luck, your rich neighbour really is happier than you (05 May 2013) Japan Times:   Immigration shows no impact on UK violence (04 May 2013) The Economist:   French business - Hollande's charm offensive (03 May 2013) Zoom News:   La receta de Alemania contra el paro jevenil no sirve para España (01 May 2013) Bloomberg - Business Week:   China on slower, but stable growth path (01 May 2013) BBC (web):   Getting used to a slower pace of growth in China (01 May 2013) Wall Street Pit:   Did the Euro kill governance in the periphery? (30 April 2013) The Observer:   New research shows that crime doesn't rise in high immigration areas - it falls (28 April 2013) The Sunday Times:   Osborne's growth strategy 'chaotic' (28 April 2013) Social Europe Journal:   The UK economy in three charts (26 April 2013) Policy Network:   Immigration and social housing (25 April 2013) Financial Times:   Relative progress came in spite of low investment (23 April 2013) CEP Press Release:   Making sense of falling UK crime: Evidence from economic research (23 April 2013) Financial Times:   Britain should not go back to the future (11 April 2013) VOX:   Mrs Thatcher's economic legacy (11 April 2013) LSE British Politics and Policy blog:   The economic legacy of Mrs. Thatcher is a mixed bag (10 April 2013) The New Yorker:   The economic case for and against Thatcherism (10 April 2013) The Economist - Free Exchange blog:   How Mrs Thatcher smashed the Keynesian consensus (09 April 2013) Financial Times:   Thatcher's quest left 'lasting scar' on economy (08 April 2013) The Times:   Margaret Thatcher's legacy: We've kept our jobs, but earn less (06 April 2013) Connaught Tribune:   The pathway to perfect happiness - turn off your phone (04 April 2013) The Daily Telegraph:   Family, not money, is the key to your child's performance at school (04 April 2013) The Daily Mail:   Family, not area, is key to a child's education: Children with parents who spent extra year in education get better grades (04 April 2013) The Times:   Scientific and productive proof about ‘shirking from home' (01 April 2013) Financial Times:   Business seeks a convincing story to bring back growth (23 March 2013) CNN:   EU bailouts: A vehicle to kick the weak? Opinion: Avoiding panic is key (21 March 2013) The Daily Mirror:   Hopeless case (21 March 2013) LSE politics and policy blog:   This was a ''small beer'' budget with little fundamentally changed (21 March 2013) LSE Politics and Policy blog:   The Chancellor has finally shifted towards stimulating growth (20 March 2013) Financial Times:   Squeezed middle battles financial pain (20 March 2013) Financial Times:   Budget 2013: Economists Pass Judgement (20 March 2013) BBC News:   Budget 2013: The chancellor's challenges (19 March 2013) LSE Politics and Policy blog:   The UK is in dire need of a meaningful plan for growth and the burden is on the Chancellor to provide it (18 March 2013) BBC - Business News:   Budget 2013: Should the government plough ahead with cuts? (18 March 2013) The Economist:   Planning reform: Pillow fight (15 March 2013) Centre for Cities:   In conversation with...Prof Henry Overman (15 March 2013) The Economist:   Credit in the euro area: still crunching (09 March 2013) TES:   Australia debates pros and cons of low apprentice pay (08 March 2013) The New York Times:   With positions to fill, employers wait for perfection (06 March 2013) New Statesman:   When the facts change, should I change my mind? (06 March 2013) BusinessGreen:   Fast-tracking patents bolsters green technology market, finds study (05 March 2013) Financial Times:   Painful adjustments will prove worthwhile in the long term (22 February 2013) Financial Times:   Financial crisis just a blip for bankers (22 February 2013) Financial Times:   ‘Le French-bashing' misses the mark (22 February 2013) Japan Today:   Putting the magnifying glass on the 1% (16 February 2013) Huffington Post UK:   A Degree Is No Longer Enough (08 February 2013) FT.com:   Incentive for UK schools to promote talent (07 February 2013) INSEAD:   Dirty little habits: cleaning up the auto industry (07 February 2013) MSN UK (Web):   Postgraduate degrees 'expected' (07 February 2013) The Times online:   Higher fees will exclude poorer graduates from further study (07 February 2013) Financial Times:   Postgraduate study costs 'threaten social mobility' (07 February 2013) The Guardian:   Rising number of postgraduates ‘could become barrier to social mobility' (07 February 2013) Times Higher Education:   'Postgraduate premium' fuels vicious cycle of social inequality (07 February 2013) Delaware online (USA):   Democracies need technocrats as well as politicians (06 February 2013) Francetvinfo – blog:   Vive la croissance! (05 February 2013) Bloomberg:   Why democracies aren't good at bridge-building (05 February 2013) The Times:   Scheme is no guarantee of reviving the economy (04 February 2013) The Sunday Times:   We've been on a roll - and can do it again (04 February 2013) BBC London 94.9FM:   Turning off phones can help happiness (03 February 2013) BBC1 West Midlands:   Sunday politics (03 February 2013) The Daily Express:   The Prof who proves sometimes it really is good not to talk (02 February 2013) The Daily Mail:   Investment failure blighting Britain (02 February 2013) SMF (Social Markets Foundation online):   Planning for long-term growth tells us what we should do in the short-term (01 February 2013) Bloomberg:   Jobs report suggests employers are ignoring Congress (01 February 2013) The New Statesman:   Planning for long-term growth tells us what we should do in the short-term (01 February 2013) Press TV:   UK economists demand urgent growth plan (01 February 2013) The Financial:   LSE Commission calls for a new focus on investment for future prosperity (01 February 2013) The Economist:   A growth manifesto (01 February 2013) The Economist:   Northern Lights (01 February 2013) MSN UK (Web):   Investment key to economic recovery (31 January 2013) BBC News - Business:   Long-term thinking for the UK economy (31 January 2013) The Guardian:   Household income data is measure of economic recovery, LSE panel says (31 January 2013) Sky News:   Press Review (31 January 2013) The Times:   If this is the future, it looks brighter already (31 January 2013) The Times:   Britain needs infrastructure bank, say academics (31 January 2013) The Daily Mail:   Failing schools ‘hampering economy': Britain will not prosper unless education is overhauled, report warns (31 January 2013) The Evening Standard:   Anthony Hilton: Urgent need is for a growth agenda (31 January 2013) The Daily Telegraph:   UK needs industrial strategy, LSE economists say (31 January 2013) The Financial Times:   Politics blamed as bar to growth (31 January 2013) The Wall Street Journal:   If we can't blame uncertainty, what is weighing on growth? (30 January 2013) The Agenda:   The power of good management (30 January 2013) The Daily Telegraph:   Spanish policy under fire as the economy buckles again (30 January 2013) The Independent:   George Osborne is destined to be remembered as the most inept Chancellor in British history (27 January 2013) Financial Times:   What price a top state school? (25 January 2013) Wall Street Journal:   Banking crises do lasting damage to productivity (24 January 2013) Afaqs:   BBC World News names Linda Yueh as Chief Business Correspondent (23 January 2013) DeHavilland (press release):   Lords second reading - mental health (discrimination) (No. 2) Bill (18 January 2013) The Wall Street Journal:   Last debt ceiling debate indicates more economic hurt likely as another fight looms (18 January 2013) The Independent on Sunday:   Is this the loneliest generation? (13 January 2013) The Wall Street Journal:   In defence of the CEO (11 January 2013) Centre for Economic Performance Press Release:   Immigration and the UK Labour Market (12 December 2012) The Metro:   Earning a bigger salary doesn't buy happiness (21 November 2012) guardian.co.uk (web):   Unhappiest people in Britain not always the most deprived, says report (20 November 2012) guardian.co.uk:   Happy teenagers earn more as adults (19 November 2012) The Nottingham Post:   Author says ‘treat others as we would like to be treated ourselves' (08 November 2012) The Economist:   The living wage: Wage flaws (08 November 2012) wtnh.com News 8:   Implementing health care reform (07 November 2012) CFO.com magazine:   The election will not remove uncertainty (06 November 2012) The Sunday Express:   Labour leader Ed Miliband calls for investment in mental health (04 November 2012) RSI.ch (Swiss TV):   Olimpiadi salva economia (02 November 2012) BBC TV - Newsnight:   Can the gap between living costs and wages be fixed? (31 October 2012) The New York Times:   The conscience of a liberal: Asymmetrical ''Uncertainty'' (31 October 2012) Bloomberg:   Pissarides says troika should soften austerity push (31 October 2012) The Washington Post:   Pissarides says Troika should soften insistence on austerity (31 October 2012) The Financial Times:   Heseltine's report is a return to an unsuccessful past (31 October 2012) Politics.co.uk:   Ed Miliband mental health speech in full (29 October 2012) The Wall Street Journal:   Secondary Sources: Disappointing GDP, uncertainty, education and growth (29 October 2012) Harvard Business Review - blog:   The radical beauty of three simple management practices (29 October 2012) The Sunday Times:   Britain on low rung of social mobility ladder (28 October 2012) The Financial Times:   CEOs speak up as US heads for fiscal cliff (28 October 2012) Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Forum - blog:   Innovation and institutional ownership (23 October 2012) Wall Street Journal:   UK productivity conundrum becomes even more puzzling (23 October 2012) The Observer:   We need growth, but austerity keeps the economy in chains (21 October 2012) ESRC Shaping Society:   CEP analysis: neither Obama nor Romney will tackle US deficit (19 October 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   A chain reaction that would fix failing schools (17 October 2012) Vox:   Apprenticeship policy in England: Increasing skills versus boosting young people's job prospects (06 October 2012) Yahoo! News:   Analysis - tough rules and tight credit may thwart housing hopes (05 October 2012) The Evening Standard:   Sort out the apprentice system (05 October 2012) The Raconteur:   Yes-no debate over the best business model (04 October 2012) In audit:   KPMG and Linklaters lead the way on mental health initiative (03 October 2012) Huffington Post:   Grand illusion: mobility, inequality, and the American Dream (02 October 2012) Marketplace:   Eurozone members wary of buying other countries' bonds (02 October 2012) Irish Daily Mail:   Whether daring or just clueless, Rajoy could end the Troika's lies (01 October 2012) Guardian:   Public sector pay stays neck and neck with private sector for the long race (01 October 2012) The Atlantic:   Here's one tax break all Americans can support (28 September 2012) SERC / Grantham Research Project Launched:   An investigation of the Carbon Footprint of the Retail Sector (27 September 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Forget private fees, live near state schools (20 September 2012) Centre for Economic Performance Press Release:   Education, earnings and economic crisis (20 September 2012) ETSG 2012 Leuven Fourteenth Conference Chair Jacquemin Prize:   Swati Dhingra and John Morrow recipients of the Chair Jacquemin Prize (18 September 2012) The Guardian:   How happy is local government? (14 September 2012) Washington Post:   France said to press Spain to seek aid over German concerns (13 September 2012) The Business:   A tangible Olympic economic boost? (13 September 2012) New York Times – Economix blog:   Introducing the Latin Euro (13 September 2012) Bloomberg TV:   Pissarides sees Spain requesting bailout very soon (12 September 2012) The Financial Times:   We need a new mindset on mental health (11 September 2012) The Economist:   Planning and greenery - Belt too tight (07 September 2012) New York Times:   Economix Blog: Why the minimum wage doesn't explain stagnant wages (05 September 2012) SERC News:   Henry Overman appointed to help transform London's West End (30 August 2012) FinChannel:   Low-cost information campaign promotes positive attitudes to university (25 August 2012) The Economist:   Arrested development (25 August 2012) The Guardian:   Bad advice turns poor students off university (25 August 2012) CEP Press Release:   School students' views on going to university (24 August 2012) Huffington Post (UK):   Words are not enough: the government needs to match its promises on mental health with real investment (15 August 2012) Vox:   The impact of alternative paths of fiscal consolidation on output and employment in the UK (14 August 2012) Individual.com:   Manufacturing managers 'share blame' (13 August 2012) Financial Times:   Questions at the heart of UK economic policy (12 August 2012) Forbes:   Differing views on rents, efficiency, and redistribution (09 August 2012) Times Higher Education:   Something rotten in the state of Spain, say whistleblowers (09 August 2012) QFinance:   End of US hegemony brings need for fresh economic thinking (08 August 2012) The Atlantic.com:   It's the economy, not the uncertainty, stupid (08 August 2012) Washington Post:   How do we know if we have a policy uncertainty problem? (08 August 2012) Rumeli Online (Turkey):   Turkiye Avrupa'yand#305; yakaladand#305; (08 August 2012) Trainingzone.co.uk:   Insight: Shortage of skilled managers a major issue for UK plc (07 August 2012) US News:   Bad news pushes stocks higher? (07 August 2012) Washington Post:   Romney has a new economic white paper. Here's what he left out. (07 August 2012) Al Jazeera:   Men: Suffering secretly and silently (07 August 2012) Economonitor:   Lessons from Sweden in assembling a recovery (06 August 2012) Genes Matter for Happiness:   Seven Days of Social Science Research, ESRC (06 August 2012) Seven Days of Social Science Research, ESRC :   Wellbeing of Employees' (06 August 2012) Family Times New Zealand:   Let's not hurry children through childhood (04 August 2012) Taipei Times online:   UK to miss deficit target, report says (03 August 2012) Public Finance:   Premature spending cuts 'pushed UK back into recession' (03 August 2012) Not the treasury view blog spot:   The impact of alternative paths of fiscal consolidation on output and employment (03 August 2012) Forbes:   To fix the US economy, let's first kill all the uncertainty (01 August 2012) Milliyet (Turkey):   ''Turkey has caught up with Europe and should be taken into the EU'' (translation) (31 July 2012) The Independent:   Index of wellbeing: our duty to be perpetually happy (27 July 2012) HRreview:   Why are we obsessed by growth? (26 July 2012) FSN:   US better at exploiting software than UK (26 July 2012) Noticias de Alava:   Los expertos piden mutualizar la deuda y la intervención del BCE (25 July 2012) Daily Mail:   Spain edges closer to disaster as the euro crisis apreads (25 July 2012) BBC Radio 5 Live:   5 Live Drive (25 July 2012) BBC News:   Business: Why are we obsessed by growth? (25 July 2012) Health Service Journal:   Wellbeing measure 'will boost health investment' (24 July 2012) Forbes:   Shut Down the World Bank: Jin Yong Kim Should Be Its Last President (23 July 2012) The Guardian:   Can happiness be measured? (20 July 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   My first free school has passed the test - now for the next one (18 July 2012) campden fb:   Chief (non-) family officer (17 July 2012) Washington Post:   The offshoring squabble (17 July 2012) OECD Observer:   Why measure subjective well-being? (16 July 2012) Independent Nurse:   Roll-out of therapy programme stalling (16 July 2012) Politics.co.uk (Web):   The week in Westminster: July 16th - 20th (16 July 2012) BBC :   Could debt relief ease Euro woes? (16 July 2012) Bloomberg TV:   Stanford's Bloom interview on stocks (14 July 2012) The Economist:   Scourge of slums (14 July 2012) CAGE/CEP Workshop on:   Trade Policy in a Globalised World (11 July 2012) The Sunday Times:   Don't get mad, get help (08 July 2012) Financial Times:   Letters: Lower growth is the sad truth (08 July 2012) Bloomberg TV:   Budget confidence argument not working, Layard says (06 July 2012) The Independent:   Yet more nails in Osborne's economic coffin (02 July 2012) The Financial Times – Letters:   Case for monetary and fiscal expansion is robust (02 July 2012) The Sunday Times:   ‘No, sir a 75% ''tax rate'' won't hurt' (01 July 2012) The Observer:   The central bankers' bank cannot forget what the others never learned (01 July 2012) The Economist:   Immigrants: Hello, world (29 June 2012) CEP Press Release:   Economists' manifesto challenges wisdom of austerity (28 June 2012) salesdirector.com:   Immigrants in the UK 'better skilled and better educated' (27 June 2012) Pulse:   GP trainees ‘need better mental health training' (27 June 2012) HR Magazine:   Numbers of 'better skilled', 'better educated' immigrants in the UK are rising, finds Centre for Economic Performance (27 June 2012) The Financial Times:   A manifesto for economic sense (27 June 2012) LSE Public Debate:   Ending the Housing Crisis: Should we ever build on the Green Belt? (26 June 2012) CEP Press release:   Immigration and the UK Labour Market: the Latest Evidence from Economic Research (25 June 2012) The Gleaner (Jamaica):   Jamaicans Among World's Happiest -UN (20 June 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Regional pay plans scuppered by politics (20 June 2012) BBC Radio 4:   You and Yours (19 June 2012) NHS Online:   Mental health ‘scandal' as 75% go untreated (19 June 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Mental health 'shockingly' under-treated, claims report (18 June 2012) Metro:   NHS 'failing millions of people with mental health issues' (18 June 2012) The Sun:   Breakdown SOS (18 June 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Mental illness accounts for nearly half of all ill health, as report claims NHS 'fails' to meet needs of sufferers (18 June 2012) The Guardian:   Look at the evidence (18 June 2012) The Guardian:   Scandal of mental illness: only 25% of people in need get help (18 June 2012) The Times:   Ignoring mental illness is pure discrimination (18 June 2012) Bloomberg TV:   Economic Edge: Spanish targets and Greek elections (15 June 2012) The Financial Times:   Heads or tails? Just don't bet on it (15 June 2012) The Spectator:   How not to create jobs (15 June 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Big government is bad for manufacturing in Britain (15 June 2012) The Economist:   Going to extra time (15 June 2012) The Economist:   Dithering in the dark (15 June 2012) Centre for Economic Performance Press Release:   Shocking Discrimination Against Mental Illness Within the NHS (15 June 2012) Press Release :   Flawed design of Europe's flagship climate policy costs taxpayers billions of euros (15 June 2012) Politics.co.uk:   Carbon policies 'cost jobs' (14 June 2012) Utility Week:   EU climate policy 'costs billions and risks jobs' (14 June 2012) The Guardian:   Are tuition fees really to blame for a drop in student numbers? (13 June 2012) Folha online:   Jubileu da rainha dá ânimo a britânicos mas deprime economia (05 June 2012) Liberal Democrat Voice:   Chief executive pay: is it tied to performance? (05 June 2012) Department for Business Innovation and Skills:   Responses to Government Consultations and Reports (01 June 2012) The Times:   These maternity-leave myths are costing us dear (01 June 2012) The Economist:   Free exchange - Silicon Sally: Growth through digitisation requires more than faster broadband connections (01 June 2012) The Wall Street Journal (Europe):   Ebbing confidence saps Spain (31 May 2012) Lusitãnia Express:   Ingratidão e falta de memória (30 May 2012) BusinessWeek:   A Nobel economist fears for the poorest Greeks (30 May 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Markets tumble as Spain faces 'total emergency' (30 May 2012) Department of Geography and Environment Public Lecture:   Professor Diane Coyle on ''Enough: policies for a sustainable economy'' (29 May 2012) Financial Times:   Curb cuts in social capital to deliver the boost we need (25 May 2012) Forbes:   'Can't believe it' (we deny research findings that defy our beliefs) (24 May 2012) TVP - Telewizja Polska Wspolpracownik (Polish National TV Station):   Polania 24 (23 May 2012) Daily Mail:   Influx of Polish children into schools has helped improve British pupils' grades (22 May 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Polish children boosting standards among English pupils, study suggests (22 May 2012) The Economist:   Idle hands: The puzzle of why unemployment is not higher (12 May 2012) CEP Press Release:   Executive Pay: share ownership by institutional investors improves the link to corporate performance (04 May 2012) The Independent:   Leading article: Genuinely happy to help (24 April 2012) The Washington Post:   England Student Debt Unprecedented as Government Shifts Funding (23 April 2012) Left Foot Forward:   The left and right of happiness (22 April 2012) The Daily Telegraph :   Public school to create chain of ‘happy academies' (22 April 2012) SERC Annual Conference:   17-18 May 2012 (22 April 2012) The Independent:   Minimum wage now worth less (17 April 2012) The Times:   Growth Must be the Goal (16 April 2012) Evening Standard:   The Old Lady is for Turner (11 April 2012) The Guardian:   Academies: old research is being wrongly used to validate them (09 April 2012) BBC World Service - Business Daily:   Economics: The imperial science? (06 April 2012) Radio Netherlands:   'The Dutch are a happy people' (03 April 2012) Cantv.net:   El Rajoy manos de tijera lleva cien días recortando (03 April 2012) Personnel Today:   Minister required for mental health, says Labour peer (03 April 2012) Business Insider:   People with post graduate degrees are happier than anyone else (02 April 2012) The Guardian:   Local economies: an opportunity for councils or risking stagnation? (30 March 2012) LSE blog – British politics and policy at LSE:   The growing proportion of non-native English speakers in the classroom is not damaging for the educational outcomes of native English speakers (23 March 2012) LSE blog:   This was a Tory budget from a Tory Chancellor (23 March 2012) Mindful Money:   Budget 2012: As it happened (23 March 2012) Daily Mail:   Retreat from cogent policy (23 March 2012) Financial Times:   Spanish economy: gathering gloom (23 March 2012) LSE blog – British politics and policy at LSE:   Budget 2012: Ideology 1, Evidence 0 (22 March 2012) BBC Radio Oxford :   'Phil Gayle' programme (22 March 2012) Commentary on Budget 2012:   Wanted - A real budget for Growth (22 March 2012) BBC Radio 4:   The World at One (20 March 2012) All Voices:   Study dispels myth that immigrants have bad effect on standards of primary schools in UK (20 March 2012) The Financial Times:   Immigrants have little effect on school standards (16 March 2012) Guardian.co.uk/blogposts:   Mental health and higher education: 'I won't let depression hold back my academic career' (16 March 2012) The Sun Daily (Thailand):   If it ain't broke, don't fix it (14 March 2012) BBC Radio 4:   The World At One (14 March 2012) The Financial Times:   QE has also benefitted pension funds (13 March 2012) The Independent:   David Blanchflower: Osborne should invest in jobs to beat depression – not cut the 50p tax rate (12 March 2012) This is Money:   Reed Elsevier in U-turn as boycott bites (11 March 2012) Voice of America:   Understanding happiness (09 March 2012) New Hampshire Public Radio:   The European Central Bank, as seen from a bar on the coast of Spain (08 March 2012) BBC R2 :   Jeremy Vine (07 March 2012) SERC Visitor:   Jens Suedekum (07 March 2012) Guardian:   Taxing the rich: 50p rate or mansion tax? (06 March 2012) Guardian Higher Education Network:   Creating extra university places will cost nothing (03 March 2012) The Economist:   Decline and small (02 March 2012) The Financial Times:   Value of NHS competition assessed (20 February 2012) The Financial Times:   Limit private hospital cherry-picking, say researchers (20 February 2012) SERC Job Vacancy:   Research Economist - Spatial Economics Research Centre (16 February 2012) International Herald Tribune:   For youths in Britain, few jobs and rising anger (15 February 2012) The Times:   The guardian angels of the NHS are killing it (10 February 2012) SERC Fourth Annual Conference 17-18 May 2012:   Call for Papers from Postgraduate Research (10 February 2012) The Times Higher Education:   Grant winners (09 February 2012) The Guardian:   Should UK universities consider modularised courses? (08 February 2012) Financial Times:   The cost of expanding higher education is - zero (08 February 2012) The Independent :   It's not just the start-ups that are in need of a helping hand (06 February 2012) The Economist:   Can we ever trust instinct? (05 February 2012) Digital Journal:   Greek MP's raise the issue of German war reparations (05 February 2012) RSM Tenon:   Report slams grants for larger firms (03 February 2012) The Financial Times:   Back job creators, government urged (03 February 2012) The House Magazine :   Coalition review (02 February 2012) BBC World Service :   The World Today (02 February 2012) The Times Online:   Davos Day 3: Europe not out of the woods yet (02 February 2012) The Sales Director.com:   Small businesses ‘creating many new jobs' (02 February 2012) MSN UK (Web):   Large firm grants 'waste of money' (01 February 2012) Tax Assist Accountants:   Grants work better at small firms, report finds (01 February 2012) The Guardian:   Give students the right to switch university (01 February 2012) The Scotsman:   Large firm grants ‘waste of money' (01 February 2012) The Telegraph:   Grants for small businesses create jobs in deprived areas (01 February 2012) Labour Party:   Rethinking mental health in the twenty-first century – speech by Andy Burnham (31 January 2012) National Review.com:   Let us now praise private equity (30 January 2012) The Scotsman:   Do parents need to learn that happiness is not a birthright? (29 January 2012) Financial Times:   No growth but the LSE is looking for it (28 January 2012) The Times:   Education the key to success (28 January 2012) Times Higher Education:   Impact of fees hike to be monitored by independent commission (27 January 2012) Reuters:   The one percent war (27 January 2012) The Press Association:   Impact of fees increase monitored (27 January 2012) The Press Association:   Impact of fees increase monitored (27 January 2012) SERC Visitor:   Hans Koster (20 January 2012) Launch of LSE Growth Commission:   Press Release (20 January 2012) Reuters Africa:   Reuters Magazine – Chrystia Freeland: The one percent war (17 January 2012) BBC News:   Is happiness a government issue? (16 January 2012) CEP Visitor:   Aminata Sissoko (16 January 2012) Morgan Hill Times (California, USA):   The economics of happiness: just how much is enough? (16 January 2012) El Pais:   Heredamos la felicidad? (15 January 2012) The Financial:   Skilled migrants have little direct impact on UK housing market (12 January 2012) The New York Times:   In Big Data, Potential for Big Division (12 January 2012) CEE Visitor:   Marco Bertoni (10 January 2012) Times Education Supplement:   Painting over cracks is not enough for apprentices (06 January 2012) The New Statesman:   Sorry Peter, the facts of life aren't Conservative (06 January 2012) Financial Times:   In a world of squeezed incomes, business aliens quietly thrive (06 January 2012) DCSF.gov.uk:   Michael Gove speech on academies (05 January 2012) The Daily Telegraph:   Why does Britain have more children in workless households than anywhere else in Europe? And what family policy should we have? (19 December 2011) The Guardian:   The cause of this recession? Economic pundits ignoring history's voice (15 December 2011) Prospect Magazine:   Making the grade (15 December 2011) The Daily Telegraph:   Skill shortages 'deter hirers' (14 December 2011) Business Week:   Cameron Can't Cut Britain Adrift From EU (14 December 2011) Walesbusiness.org:   Hearts + minds = more innovation (13 December 2011) Urban Land Institute Europe:   Cities: it's size, skills, and regulation (column by Paul Cheshire) (09 December 2011) New Statesman:   Fragmentation or integration (09 December 2011) The New Nation:   Cycling industry gives UK £3bn boost (05 December 2011) Marketplace:   Super committee fails, but US investment still best option (05 December 2011) Marketplace:   Eurozone leaders meet in France (05 December 2011) Marketplace:   Europe weighs greater fiscal consolidation (04 December 2011) Marketplace:   German bonds auction flop raises alarm (03 December 2011) Radio Free Europe:   What if the Eurozone collapses? (02 December 2011) DCSF.gov.uk:   Michael Gove speaks to the Schools Network (02 December 2011) La Opinion de Murcia:   Los deberes urgentes de Rajoy (02 December 2011) City AM:   Demand for new laws to defeat unions (02 December 2011) BBC Radio 2:   Jeremy Vine show (02 December 2011) The Independent:   Richard Layard: and so begins the strange era of feel-good politics (02 December 2011) PrintWeek:   Family-run firms are Britain's ''weak economic link (01 December 2011) The Daily Telegraph:   Family-run firms 'holding back Britain's economy' (01 December 2011) The Sydney Morning Herald:   British youth locked out of jobs at alarming rate (25 November 2011) BBC News:   The rich: Exactly what does the terminology mean? (24 November 2011) Research Economist Vacancy:   LSE Spatial Economics Research Centre and Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment (22 November 2011) The Economist:   Marathon machine (18 November 2011) Mainichi Daily News:   For first time, nations mull Greek exit from euro (17 November 2011) Periodista Digital:   Para qué estudiar si saber más no se paga mejor? (17 November 2011) The Financial Times:   Gloomy trend that began in the boom (17 November 2011) The Guardian:   Germany's hardline attitude is making the situation in Europe worse (08 November 2011) City AM:   Pay may be earned (08 November 2011) The Lancet:   In defence of our research on competition in England's National Health Service (08 November 2011) The Financial Times:   Study challenges belief on executive pay (04 November 2011) The Guardian:   Pay rises faster for executives than workers when companies perform well, study finds (04 November 2011) Wall Street Journal (wsj blog):   Marriage moneyball (03 November 2011) The Times Higher Education:   Postgraduate premium shows significant rise (03 November 2011) BBC:   Radio 2 (03 November 2011) Marketplace (American Public Media):   Pigs do fly (03 November 2011) Daily Mail:   Euro teetering on the edge as Greek government descends into chaos over rescue package vote (02 November 2011) The Guardian:   In praise of...wellbeing surveys (01 November 2011) Channel 4 News:   Are you happy? The government wants to know (01 November 2011) Channel 4 News:   Government job figures 'over-optimistic' (31 October 2011) Die Welt:   Arbeitsmarkt: Der britische Mindestlohn – Vorbild für Deutschland? (31 October 2011) Wall Street Journal - 'Week in Ideas' blog:   Criminology: home field disadvantage (29 October 2011) Bloomberg:   Spanish Unemployment Rises to Highest in 15 Years, Undermining Recovery (28 October 2011) Cinco Dias:   'El Gobierno debe subvencionar el empleo' (28 October 2011) VoxEU.org:   Political scandal and the value of connections: Insights from Britain and the US (28 October 2011) BBC ‘Newsnight':   Linda Yueh Interview (28 October 2011) ISC Daily News Summary:   University students increasingly seeking second degrees to compete for top jobs (26 October 2011) The Telegraph:   University Students increasingly seeking second degrees to compete for top jobs (26 October 2011) Health Policy Forum (Altarum Institute):   Our (limited) policy toolbox for slowing health care spending growth (26 October 2011) Politics.co.uk:   Lobbyists reap huge financial rewards for top political access (26 October 2011) Evidence on NHS competition:   Response to Allyson Pollock et al. (20 October 2011) Regional Studies Prize for Henry Overman:   For joint paper: 'Economic linkages across space' (19 October 2011) ESRC:   NHS Reform Bill: what the research says (11 October 2011) New research from SERC:   Income inequality, decentralisation and regional development in Western Europe (10 October 2011) New research from SERC:   Spatial Frictions (10 October 2011) New research from SERC:   Everybody needs good Neighbours? Evidence from students' outcomes in England (10 October 2011) The Economist:   Honey, we shrunk the hospitals (01 October 2011) LSE online:   A safer way to save the eurozone proposed by European economists (30 September 2011) Euromoney:   China won't bail out Greece (30 September 2011) Times Higher Education:   The Scholarly Web (29 September 2011) A safer way to save the eurozone:   Proposal by CEP Researcher Luis Garicano to save the Euro (28 September 2011) CEE Visitor:   Hanna Virtanen (20 September 2011) Grantham Research Institute - SERC Seminar:   How Will European Cities Adapt to Climate Change? (20 September 2011) The Observer:   Crime victims 'are being let down by the justice system' (11 September 2011) The Economist:   Lending a hand (10 September 2011) The Financial Times:   Debate over top tax rate is wider than footballers (10 September 2011) The Economist:   The jobless young: Left behind (10 September 2011) MercadoContinuo:   El FMI cree que puede haber una recesión inminente (06 September 2011) Bloomberg Businessweek:   Economies prove voters aren't careful on what's wished for (06 September 2011) CEE Visitor:   Mathilde Gaini (05 September 2011) Sky News:   Jeff Randall Live (05 September 2011) LaPatilla.com:   Contexto internacional del lunes 05 de septiembre de 2011 (05 September 2011) Sound Money:   Head of IMF says governments need to spend (05 September 2011) El Pais:   El FMI ve riesgo de otra recesión global (05 September 2011) The Birmingham Press:   Birmingham's Mayor gets on her bike (04 September 2011) imgriff.com:   Glück: Action for Happiness (01 September 2011) SERC Visitor:   Dr Tuukka Saarimaa (01 September 2011) Financial Times:   Education: Lesson in progress (01 September 2011) Korea Herald:   [Simon Johnson] Behind euro, a crisis unfolds in slow motion (29 August 2011) The Observer:   We have nothing to fear except fear itself… and nothing to be sure of except uncertainty (28 August 2011) Left foot forward:   How likely is 10% unemployment? (23 August 2011) The Guardian:   Cycling worth £3bn a year for UK, report reveals (21 August 2011) LaBolsa.com Noticias:   Economía.- Garicano cree que Alemania comienza a valorar la posibilidad de emitir eurobonos (16 August 2011) Little basis to claims of rise in crime and moral failure:   Financial Times (16 August 2011) Globe and Mail (Canada):   Why do British youth have time to riot? (12 August 2011) Kuensel, Buhutan's National Newspaper:   More objectivity required (12 August 2011) Investors Chronicle:   Nearly rational markets (12 August 2011) Irish Times:   Only confidence evident in markets is that things will definitely get worse (12 August 2011) Southwest Florida Herald Tribune:   Investors fret at costs if rescues are needed (11 August 2011) SanCarlosPatch.com:   Stock market roller coaster: what does it mean for San Carlos? (10 August 2011) The Guardian:   UK riots: political classes see what they want to see (10 August 2011) Stanford News:   Stanford economist predicts ‘large, short-run recession' (10 August 2011) The Economist:   American idiocracy (10 August 2011) Wall Street Pit.com:   A fresh surge in uncertainty (09 August 2011) Investment News:   History in the making: when will the meltdown end? (09 August 2011) VOX:   The uncertainty shock from the debt disaster will cause a double-dip recession (09 August 2011) Daily Telegraph:   Markets turmoil and US downgrade: global reaction (08 August 2011) ITV1 ''Daybreak'' :   Linda Yueh Interview (08 August 2011) El Pais:   El BCE en su laberinto (07 August 2011) BBC Radio Oxford:   Phil Gayle show (05 August 2011) BBC three counties:   Zack Cooper Interview (05 August 2011) Channel 4 News:   Can positive U.S. job growth halt market slide? (05 August 2011) Financial Express:   Column: India's manufacturing muddle (03 August 2011) Sound Money:   Eurozone debt crisis is back with a vengeance (03 August 2011) ABC de Sevilla:   la politica como agravante (03 August 2011) Channel 4 News:   U.S. out of the woods on debt – but for how long? (02 August 2011) Ideal Digital:   Un alza histórico para la prima de riesgo (02 August 2011) BBC TV:   News at 9pm (02 August 2011) BBC Radio Oxford:   James Cannon show (01 August 2011) BBC Radio Oxford:   James Cannon show (01 August 2011) CNN:   Opinion: Debt deal no cause for celebration (01 August 2011) AllAfrica.com:   Nigeria: In support of God's way (opinion) (01 August 2011) Huffington Post:   Unemployment's human costs (01 August 2011) British Medical Journal:   Competition in healthcare can help to save lives, study concludes (01 August 2011) Vox:   Happiness economics: can we have an economy of wellbeing? (31 July 2011) The Lancet:   Risky business: children at work (30 July 2011) The pursuit of happiness:   Financial Times - Books (29 July 2011) Handelsblatt:   Heiraten macht Männer reich (28 July 2011) The Guardian:   Cost of NHS changes rising by GBP1m a day, official figures show (28 July 2011) The Daily Telegraph:   NHS competition saves lives, study shows (28 July 2011) The Guardian:   The ONS must stop providing lame excuses for poor growth (27 July 2011) When you run a multinational as a family fiefdom, you can expect to get in a mess:   The Observer (24 July 2011) Financial Times:   Staff at family businesses 'work longer hours' (19 July 2011) Euro Weekly News :   Gibraltar economy; small is beautiful (18 July 2011) L'Occidentale:   La riforma dell'istruzione di Cameron: si all'efficienza no ai privilege (18 July 2011) Sky News :   ''Murnaghan'' newspaper review (17 July 2011) Zaman (Turkey):   Seeing double at central banks (17 July 2011) Benzinga Radio:   Benzinga Radio: Bloomberg's Linda Yueh on Central Bank Policy - 'Seeing Double' (15 July 2011) Financial Times - video:   Technology is squeezing the middle (15 July 2011) Ultimo Segundo:   Escândalo enfraquece David Cameron (13 July 2011) Recruiter:   Creating a new entry (13 July 2011) Gibralter Chronicle:   GIB debt levels ‘not a cause for concern', says economic expert (13 July 2011) El Pais:   El desastre en los mercados añade dificultades a Bankia y Banca Cívica (12 July 2011) Athens International Radio:   Greece should not default unilaterally (11 July 2011) Bloomberg BusinessWeek:   The MBA advantage (11 July 2011) Gulf Times:   Seeing double at central banks (11 July 2011) Bloomberg Businessweek:   Strauss-Kahn Saga Exposes Flaws in Euro Debt-Crisis Management (11 July 2011) Forbes:   Explaining the unemployment figures (09 July 2011) Chief Executive:   Why are American managers the best in the world? (08 July 2011) Business Insider:   Seeing double at the world's central banks (07 July 2011) Financial Times:   Emerging investors cross new frontiers (07 July 2011) Bloomberg Businessweek:   Trichet Says Policy ‘Accommodative' After ECB Raises Key Rate (07 July 2011) Bloomberg Businessweek:   Trichet fights a war on two fronts as rate increase looms (07 July 2011) Marketplace:   Should the Europeans just let Greece default? (06 July 2011) BBC (Web):   Euro faces reckoning (05 July 2011) SERC Visitor:   Francisco Requena-Silvente (05 July 2011) Financial Times:   Smith's ‘hire Brits' call criticised (01 July 2011) HRO Today:   Middling performance (01 July 2011) Spatial Economic Research Centre (SERC)/LSE and John D Wood and Co.:   House Price and Inflation Expectations Survey (30 June 2011) The Atlantic:   'The Pursuit of Happiness': How Do Communities Make Us Happy? (29 June 2011) National Review:   A follow-up on Ramesh's unions column (29 June 2011) MSN Prodigy:   Nueva divisa (29 June 2011) Euro2day:   The slow death of the middle income (28 June 2011) BostInnovation.com:   Harvard Business School: American Managers Best in World [STUDY] (28 June 2011) Altarum Health Policy Forum (blog):   Learning From a Policy Mishap in the English NHS (28 June 2011) Informe21.com:   Economía virtual: Bitcoins, los dos lados de ''la moneda del futuro'' (27 June 2011) The Financial Times:   Spectre of stagnating incomes stalks globe (27 June 2011) La Nueva España:   Asturias no se arregla creando problemas artificiales (26 June 2011) BBC Mundo:   Bitcoins: los dos lados de ''la moneda del futuro'' (26 June 2011) The Mail:   Britain has 'a long tail [...] (26 June 2011) The Sunday Telegraph:   Competition, not enforced equality, is the way to drive up standards in schools (26 June 2011) The Guardian:   Don't rubbish my research. Competition really does improve the NHS (24 June 2011) The Evening Standard:   Moving the poor out of town doesn't solve poverty (24 June 2011) The Times:   Mr Hughes reports (23 June 2011) Newsroom Panama:   What the papers say: Germany has to remember unpaid war debt to Greece (23 June 2011) The Guardian:   The cost of living: 1971 v today (20 June 2011) The Guardian:   NHS reforms live blog – what's Cameron going to do with the health reforms? (14 June 2011) Al Jazeera:   Is child labour the lesser of 2 evils? (13 June 2011) NHS REFORMS:   CEP Research Evidence and Policy Recommendations (13 June 2011) The Daily Mirror:   Professor John Van Reenen on why a return to British industrial might is key to growth (10 June 2011) Financial Times:   Spanish blame game over deficits hides dual culpability (10 June 2011) The Times:   What is going on at the top? (02 June 2011) Management Today:   MT learning curve: general well-being (01 June 2011) Bloomberg - BusinessWeek:   Spanish ire against bankers spills over in city center protests (01 June 2011) Enid News and Eagle (Oklahoma, USA):   Don't worry, be happy, regardless of dark news (31 May 2011) New York Times - Economix (blog):   Shared Capitalism (30 May 2011) Canadian Business:   It's 1 o'clock: do you know where your CEO is? (30 May 2011) The Independent:   John Rentoul: Children reap fruit of Labour's revolution (29 May 2011) London Free Press (Canada):   What does it take to be happy? (28 May 2011) Business Standard (India):   Shyamal Majumdar: 'Tata' to work ethic (27 May 2011) Telegraph:   The revolution is under way – now Michael Gove must entrench it (26 May 2011) The Independent:   If you set up a school and it becomes a good school ?? (26 May 2011) Daily Mail:   Patients suffer. Standards fall. So why is competition still such a dirty word in the NHS? (26 May 2011) The Times:   Some healthy rivalry may be just the tonic we need (26 May 2011) BBC Radio 4:   World at One (26 May 2011) The Huffington Post:   The Economics of Unhappiness (26 May 2011) Asia Sentinel:   Measuring national happiness (26 May 2011) The Economist:   Business and skills: Restraining training (26 May 2011) Il Sole 24 Ore:   Francoforte e il tabù della Grecia (26 May 2011) Financial Times:   A much maligned reform of hospitals is working (25 May 2011) BNET- (the CBS interactive business network) – blog:   Why paying ‘talent' a lot doesn't work (24 May 2011) Washington Post (with Bloomberg):   LSE's Garicano Says Spain 'Pretty Stable' for Most Part (24 May 2011) The Telegraph:   The report every school reformer should read (24 May 2011) Il Capitale (Umano) (blog):   Il mito dell'epoca d'oro della scuola italiana (23 May 2011) The Guardian:   Academy schools mean more competition for schools – but must dog eat dog? (23 May 2011) The Economist:   Soft skills and society: Not just smart, but persistent as well (20 May 2011) The Economist:   Where lucre is still filthy: Squeamishness about profitmaking is hampering the government's bid to reform the public services (20 May 2011) Wall Street Journal:   Youth Rallies Set For Boost Ahead Of Weekend Polls (19 May 2011) El Confidencial:   Un economists al 15 M: fin de viviendas vacias, contrato unico y educacion global (19 May 2011) New Book: Combatting Unemployment:   IZA Prize in Labor Economics - by Richard Layard and Stephen J. Nickell (19 May 2011) Globe and Mail:   London's real estate market bounces back (09 May 2011) BIG IDEAS:   The impact of CEP's research on public policy and debate (09 May 2011) HR Magazine:   So what makes you so happy and engaged at work that Monday is a reasonably enticing prospect? (05 May 2011) CEP Interview:   Interview with John Van Reenen on a Plan V for Growth (05 May 2011) CEP Interview:   Interview with Steve Machin of CEP on wage inequality in the UK since the 1970s. (05 May 2011) The Young Fabian Blog:   Finding a cure (03 May 2011) El Confidencial:   ¿Cómo de mala ha sido la EPA? (01 May 2011) The Independent:   Happiness: Lessons from a New Science (01 May 2011) This is Money:   A vital force for growth (30 April 2011) Daily Mail:   A vital force for growth (29 April 2011) Financial Times:   Spain's regions urged to stick to deficit limits (27 April 2011) Financial Times:   Analysis Review: Royal wedding and social mobility (27 April 2011) Guardian:   David Willets has got his maths badly wrong on tuition fees (26 April 2011) Altarum Institute blog:   Will hospital cost-shifting blunt the impact of medicare payment reform? (25 April 2011) Harvard Business School - Working Knowledge:   What CEOs do, and how they can do better (25 April 2011) Financial Times:   Britain: the fairy tale fantasy (25 April 2011) The Tribune:   Debt, deficits and income inequality (21 April 2011) CEP Publications::   Happiness: Lessons from a New Science (2nd Edition) (18 April 2011) Forbes:   Are Family-Friendly Workplace Practices Worth Their Money? New Evidence (14 April 2011) El Economista México:   Un experimento (12 April 2011) Guardian:   Action for Happiness movement launches with free hugs and love (12 April 2011) The Daily Telegraph:   Vickers' proposals will not be enough to cut risks in global banking (11 April 2011) Financial Times:   The future of banking: is more regulation needed? (11 April 2011) Civil Society Media:   New charity promotes mass movement for happiness (07 April 2011) The New Republic blogs :   Richard Branson's Secret: Talent or Skills? (07 April 2011) Times Higher Education Supplement:   Coalition eyes auction plan to push down fees (07 April 2011) Nvheter – Ukeavisen Ledelse:   Ledelse har effect (05 April 2011) The House Magazine :   The Blindfold Supermarket Sweep (04 April 2011) Financial Times:   Alicante caja faces nationalisation after EUR2.8bn request (04 April 2011) El Nuevo Herald:   ADOLFO RIVERO CARO: Libertad y felicidad (02 April 2011) BBC1 :   BBC Breakfast (01 April 2011) Harvard Crimson:   Harvard Business School panellists examine health care flaws (01 April 2011) Business Spectator :   How did London get away with it? (01 April 2011) CEP Publications :   The Labour Market in Winter: the state of working Britain 2010 (01 April 2011) BBC Radio 4:   The Report (31 March 2011) Bloomberg:   Linda Yueh interview (30 March 2011) Macau Hoje :   Desenvolvimento económico já não traz felicidade (30 March 2011) All Voices:   Two Americans, British Citizen Win Nobel in Economics (29 March 2011) Peterborough Today:   Alternative care options are available for NHS patients in Peterborough (29 March 2011) Vox:   How did London get away with it? (29 March 2011) Wirtualna Polska:   PILNE: Jest wniosek o odwoand#322;anie ministra finansów (28 March 2011) Guardian:   Spain's economy isn't like Portugal's (27 March 2011) Handelsblatt:   Was modernes Management bringt (26 March 2011) The Economist:   Marx, Mervyn or Mario? (26 March 2011) The Wall Street Journal:   Happy? Statisticians Aren't Buying It (25 March 2011) HL-live:   Forum Arbeitsmarkt: Transparenz hilft (25 March 2011) Guardian:   How London is bouncing back from the recession (22 March 2011) BBC Radio 4:   The search for growth (22 March 2011) Evening Standard:   Foundations are shaky for coalition's bid to revitalise building (21 March 2011) This is Surrey Today:   ‘Budget cuts will increase schools gap' say Mole Valley headteachers (21 March 2011) Financial News:   Cajas race to raise capital requirements (21 March 2011) Financial Times:   UK economy: In search of shoots (21 March 2011) El Pais:   Moody's contra el Banco de España (20 March 2011) Financial Times:   White-collar state workers face triple hits (20 March 2011) Property Week:   Make Cable's land auctions compulsory, says economist (18 March 2011) Street Insider:   2010 Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences Professor Christopher Pissarides to Speak at UC Rusal Presidents Forum at Hkust (18 March 2011) CNBC:   How the Revolving Door Works on Capitol Hill (18 March 2011) Strategy and Business:   How Information and Communication Technologies Affect Decision Making (18 March 2011) BNet:   Study: How CEOs Really Spend their Time (18 March 2011) The Telegraph:   Why the Japanese behave better than Westerners (18 March 2011) The Mail on Sunday:   In Gunners' sights (17 March 2011) The Daily Telegraph:   Data show new high for youth joblessness; Jobless young figure hits all-time record (17 March 2011) Wiwo.de (Handelsblatt):   Experimente in Indien Was modernes Management bringt (17 March 2011) Public Finance Magazine:   Public sector workforce shrank by 132,000 last year (16 March 2011) The Guardian:   Use the budget to save the EMA (16 March 2011) BBC News:   Mind the pay gap (16 March 2011) TalkTalk:   A lost generation – the future for Britain's young (15 March 2011) Ziarul Financiar:   Nobel laureate for Economics: Reform labour market unless you want to end up like Spain (14 March 2011) Progress online :   International social democracy (14 March 2011) Financial Times:   'Land auctions' plan to stimulate growth (14 March 2011) Reuters:   Data junkie Savouri helps Toscafund recovery (08 March 2011) Financial Times:   U-turn on NHS pricing welcomed (04 March 2011) MBA, South Korea:   Linda Yueh interview (03 March 2011) About My Area.com:   Stop HS2 Delighted By Economic Case Inquiry For HS2 (03 March 2011) Health Service Journal:   Government Amends Health Bill (03 March 2011) The Guardian:   Health bill changed to stop price war (03 March 2011) Nightwaves:   Richard Layard (02 March 2011) Columbia Spectator:   Bargaining for equality (01 March 2011) The Guardian :   Nicholson expects companies will run more NHS hospitals (25 February 2011) BBC Radio Scotland:   Good Morning Scotland (24 February 2011) BBC Scotland:   Good Morning Scotland (24 February 2011) The Guardian :   Treating NHS hospitals with competition and closures (23 February 2011) The Guardian:   Treating NHS hospitals with competition and closures (23 February 2011) Altarum Health Policy Forum -blog:   Are There Alternatives to a Mandate? Yes, But They Create More Problems Than They Solve (22 February 2011) The Sunday Times:   Ministers in bid to force lower university fees (22 February 2011) Channel 4:   Dispatches (21 February 2011) The Financial News:   Little blue pill (21 February 2011) Sky News:   Live Desk (17 February 2011) Times Higher Education Supplement:   Quit the quotas: only competitive tension will keep fees down (17 February 2011) med-kolleg Medizin Machrichten:   Wirtschaftlich erfolgreiche Krankenhäuser bieten die bessere Patientenversorgung / Neue McKinsey - Studie ''Management in Healthcare'': Wirtschaftlichkeit kein Widerspruch zu guter Versorgung (16 February 2011) The Rice Standard:   Gateway to the Nobel Prize: an interview with Christopher Pissarides (15 February 2011) Guardian:   China looks for inner richness (14 February 2011) Providence Journal:   Matthew Lynn: 'Austerity' means the rich get richer (14 February 2011) News - matia.gr:   Ilzetzki says US budget must address long-term costs (14 February 2011) Guardian:   George MacKerron: 'I can measure how happy you are - and why' (13 February 2011) Sydney Morning Herald:   The rich get richer and the disunited kingdom is all the poorer for it (12 February 2011) Nigeria Guardian:   Goal-setting, key to success (12 February 2011) Guardian:   Government to create extra 100,000 apprenticeships (07 February 2011) BBC 1 :   South East Today (07 February 2011) Business Week:   Rich get richer when government tout austerity: Matthew Lynn (07 February 2011) NHS Confederation :   No patient left behind? Will (more) choice-based reforms avoid the inverse information law? (03 February 2011) CentrePiece Magazine:   The NHS White Paper: evolution or revolution? (31 January 2011) The Sunday Telegraph:   Can't work or won't work? (23 January 2011) BBC News:   Why is social mobility still such a problem? (22 January 2011) Financial Mirror:   Pissarides talks about Nobel theory at the University of Cyprus (22 January 2011) Manchester Wired:   Why is Social Mobility Still Such a Problem? (22 January 2011) Progress Magazine:   Social mobility: where next? (21 January 2011) The Guardian:   Cutting the young adrift (21 January 2011) The Economist:   A great burden for Zapatero to bear (20 January 2011) TechEye:   Open sauce is more expensive than proprietary (20 January 2011) Financial Times:   Cameron's NHS reform is no health revolution (20 January 2011) BBC Radio 4:   Moral Maze Programme (19 January 2011) BBC Radio Kent:   Breakfast (19 January 2011) BBC News Tonight:   Tonight (17 January 2011) Times and Transcript (New Brunswick, Canada):   Happiness is ‘the right of everyone' (08 January 2011) NPR - Morning Edition:   A theme park, an airport and the next banking crisis (07 January 2011) Financial Times:   Hospital price competition 'a retrograde step' (06 January 2011) Pharmiweb.com:   Patent box confirmed (06 January 2011) Managing IP:   Panel announced for UK IP review (08 December 2010) Moneycontrol.com:   Themed funds may miss the point on China and India (08 December 2010) Globe and Mail (Canada):   Canada's talent challenge (07 December 2010) NewsKF:   How much my house worth? (06 December 2010) The Observer:   Can a Christmas pudding ever be worth £250? (05 December 2010) Financial Times:   Spain seeks to impress with austerity measures (04 December 2010) Pensions World:   Conference report SPC riveting stuff (03 December 2010) Financial Times:   Assange bats on sticky Wikiwicket (03 December 2010) International Herald Tribune:   Spain has new plan to avert crisis (02 December 2010) Edmonton Journal (Canada):   Can government mandate happy? (01 December 2010) Wall Street Journal:   Why the spending stimulus failed (01 December 2010) CNN Politics:   President meets fellow Nobel Laureates (01 December 2010) The Wall Street Journal:   The good life with David Cameron (30 November 2010) Labour Party:   Speech to demos - Douglas Alexander MP (30 November 2010) The New Statesman:   David Cameron, happiness and delusion (28 November 2010) Handelsblatt:   Deutschands Ökonomen erhalten Millionenbetrag (27 November 2010) Winnipeg Free Press (Canada):   One's present age is always one's best age (27 November 2010) The Economist:   The joyless or the jobless (25 November 2010) BBC Radio 4:   Today (25 November 2010) Policy Review Magazine:   In need of critical care (24 November 2010) MSN – UK:   Angela Merkel's bailout battle (24 November 2010) The Wall Street Journal (Europe):   Spain officials speak out to soothe contagion fears (24 November 2010) Personnel Today:   Business well-being network annual conference addresses employee engagement (22 November 2010) Handelsblatt:   Glück stattGeld (22 November 2010) The New Yorker:   What good is Wall Street? (22 November 2010) CEP Special Event:   Working with World Bank Data - Dr Eric Swanson, World Bank (22 November 2010) Improvement and Development Agency:   The local wellbeing project (21 November 2010) The Sunday Times:   If you're happy, they want to know it (21 November 2010) Financial Times:   Entrepreneur key to 1980s reforms (20 November 2010) Daily Mail:   Proof firms will be able to cope (19 November 2010) Economic Voice:   Europe's monetary cordon sanitaire (19 November 2010) Philadelphia Inquirer:   Matching jobs with jobless (19 November 2010) The Times Educational Supplement:   Research reveals academy disparity (19 November 2010) Prospect Magazine:   Cavalier cuts (18 November 2010) New Statesman:   Plastic bags, BST and Tina Brown (18 November 2010) New Statesman:   Ireland's storm is blowing our way (18 November 2010) BBC Radio 4:   The World at One (17 November 2010) Britain News.Net:   'Austerity Britain' gears up for a royal wedding (17 November 2010) Truthout:   The debt problems of the European periphery (17 November 2010) Politics.co.uk:   ESRC: Britain in 2011, the state of the Nation (17 November 2010) International Herald Tribune:   The two cultures (17 November 2010) New York Times:   The two cultures (16 November 2010) The Guardian:   An unhappiness index is more David Cameron's style (16 November 2010) The Daily Telegraph:   How can we measure happiness (16 November 2010) The Independent:   The Coalition doesn't need to reinvent the Blairite wheel (16 November 2010) BBC News Magazine online:   Why it's hard to measure happiness (16 November 2010) Slate Magazine:   David Brooks: The trouble with liberals is that they only care about cold economics (16 November 2010) Spiked online:   Cameron's happiness index: counting smiley faces (16 November 2010) Britain News.Net:   Tuesday newspaper review; Irish business news and international stories (16 November 2010) Improvement and Development Agency:   The local wellbeing project (15 November 2010) EurActiv:   Europe's monetary cordon sanitaire (15 November 2010) The Associated Press:   Get happy! UK government to measure well-being (15 November 2010) CentrePiece:   Autumn 2010 Issue Now Out: THE NHS WHITE PAPER: Evolution or Revolution? (09 November 2010) Harvard Business School - 'Working Knowledge':   How IT shapes top-down and bottom-up decision making (01 November 2010) ActiveQuote:   Private medical cover customers have access to better-managed hospitals, says report (01 November 2010) Pulse:   McKinsey: NHS managers 'least clinically-qualified' in developed world (28 October 2010) Healthcare Europa:   Private sector hospitals outperform public sector in Europe and North America (27 October 2010) British Medical Journal:   UK hospitals are better managed than counterparts in Canada, France, Germany and Italy but not the US, report says (27 October 2010) Indian Express.com:   How to save lives (27 October 2010) Health Service Journal:   Research supports better management for better outcomes (26 October 2010) Daily Finance:   NHS hospitals beat foreign rivals (26 October 2010) Public Finance Magazine:   Better managed hospitals 'are most efficient' (25 October 2010) Huffington Post:   Could we 'have' less and 'be' more? (25 October 2010) Press Release - New Report:   Management in Healthcare: Good management really makes a difference (25 October 2010) The Observer:   Wayne Rooney symbolises the greed that laid us low (24 October 2010) The Economist:   How to save lives (22 October 2010) Computing.co.uk:   Council tackles youth unemployment using data from IT systems (12 October 2010) Government News Network (Web):   David Willetts congratulates winner of Nobel Prize for Economics (12 October 2010) The Guardian:   Budget cuts force NHS hospitals to stop non-emergency surgery (12 October 2010) BBC News:   Nobel prize for economics awarded (11 October 2010) The Wall Street Journal:   Update: Diamond, Mortensen and Pissarides win Economics Nobel (11 October 2010) Nobelprize.org:   The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2010 (11 October 2010) The Guardian:   Nobel prize for economics: three share prize for labour market study (11 October 2010) BBC Today :   What is the social value of sport? (08 October 2010) Business Standard (India):   An epic economic disaster (07 October 2010) SecEd:   Warning over tuition fees (07 October 2010) The Economist:   A special report on the world economy: Pass and move - Spain offers a test-case for labour-market reform in Europe (07 October 2010) Financial Times:   Recovery elusive but darkest days have passed (06 October 2010) Financial Times:   UK likely to sink again in steel rankings (06 October 2010) The Guardian - crib sheet 05.10.10:   What's Browne and sticky? (05 October 2010) The Independent:   Letters: Perspectives on teaching methods - Faith schools no better (05 October 2010) The Guardian:   Poor students will be priced out by high tuition fees, warns charity (04 October 2010) ABC online - ''The World Today'':   Personal choices influence happiness (04 October 2010) New York Times:   Congratulations Fran Blau! (04 October 2010) CEP Visitor:   Friederike Niepmann (01 October 2010) The Huffington Post:   Huffpost Hill - September 23rd, 2010 (24 September 2010) CNBC Europe:   Strictly money (23 September 2010) BBC1 - World News:   World business report (23 September 2010) OpenSecrets.org - Center for Responsive Politics:   Academic study confirms passing through 'revolving door' pays off (23 September 2010) CNN :   ''Quest Means Business'' (20 September 2010) Bloomberg TV:   ''Countdown'' and ''The Pulse'' (20 September 2010) Radio 4 :   You and Yours (20 September 2010) insightLMU Research (Issue 3 - 2010):   How to achieve sustainable productivity growth (20 September 2010) Gulf Times:   The eurozone facing new sovereign default risk (20 September 2010) Hurriyet Daily News (Turkey):   Top economist voices concern about second global dip (20 September 2010) El Pais:   El servicio de empleo busca inspiracion (19 September 2010) The National (Abu Dhabi):   White-collar workers unhappy about pay and bosses, survey says (19 September 2010) Inside Housing:   Give us your ideas (17 September 2010) Mmegi online:   Bardy bonds for the eurozone (17 September 2010) CEP Research:   Recent Academic Study Confirms Passing Through the Revolving Door Pays Off (17 September 2010) CNBC :   ''European Closing Bell'' (16 September 2010) The Wall Street Journal:   Zombie buildings shadow Spain's Economic future (16 September 2010) BBC News - Business:   Are executives worth their huge pay packets? 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Governments can no more effect social mobility than they can the weather (18 August 2010) PS Public Service co.uk:   We should be proud of our first 100 days (18 August 2010) Channel 4 News:   Nick Clegg's social mobility claim (18 August 2010) The Daily Telegraph:   Nick Clegg challenges middle-class domination of universities (18 August 2010) BBC Radio Scotland :   Newsdrive (17 August 2010) BBC:   Are executives worth their huge pay packets? 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Don't spend (22 July 2010) Economist:   Reforming the NHS - Once more into the ring (16 July 2010) Financial Times:   Tim Leunig (16 July 2010) The Economist:   Once more into the ring (15 July 2010) Ticker:   UK Indexes Slump; Jobless Claims Fall (15 July 2010) Investment International:   Lord Turner calls for wide ranging debate over the future of the banking and lending industries in the UK (15 July 2010) Evening Standard:   Are loans scare tactic by the bankers? 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(19 May 2010) Pulse:   GPs set to split risk of commissioning with private firms (18 May 2010) Pulse:   More GPs to hold budgets with commercial sector under Tory-led Governmment, health economist forecasts (13 May 2010) BBC Radio 5 :   Election Special (07 May 2010) BBC Radio Oxford:   Linda Yueh (06 May 2010) New York Times:   It's not about Greece anymore (06 May 2010) Pulse:   Hospital admissions ‘reduced by access to psychological therapies' (05 May 2010) Public Finance Magazine:   UK efforts to cut carbon emissions are ineffective (05 May 2010) New Statesman:   Taking the nation's pulse (05 May 2010) Guardian:   Society daily (04 May 2010) New Statesman:   Leader: All change please, the old order terminates here (04 May 2010) Réforme (France):   Brian Bell interviewed (04 May 2010) Vox:   Financial regulation: can we avoid another great recession? 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(29 April 2010) Independent:   Brown has got it right on deficit, say economists (29 April 2010) Mail online – UK:   Watch the final leaders' debate live here: Brown launches last-ditch bid for survival in final TV showdown (29 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Climate Change: Consensus on the long-run targets - but will we get policies that deliver? (29 April 2010) New York Times:   Cities do it better (27 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Inequality: Still Higher, But Labour's Policies Kept it Down (27 April 2010) ABC (Australia) :   Newsline (26 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Urban Renewal and Regional Growth: Muddled Objectives and Mixed Progress (26 April 2010) Winnipeg Free Press (Canada):   Robert Allison, April 26 (26 April 2010) Guardian:   Poor must not shoulder the budget deficit, say charities (26 April 2010) Socialist Party:   Left candidates excluded from media (25 April 2010) World Socialist Web Site:   What is the situation facing immigrants and asylum seekers in Britain? (25 April 2010) Observer:   Discuss this: how do we fix a broken economy? (25 April 2010) BBC Radio 4 :   Today (23 April 2010) Community Care:   Dumbed-down psychotherapy will hinder high-quality care (23 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Macroeconomics and Public Finances: The worst is yet to come (23 April 2010) Independent (Education and Careers):   Why the Swedes' idea may backfire (22 April 2010) ITV:   The economics of incentives (22 April 2010) BBC Radio 5 :   Wake up to Money (22 April 2010) Times:   Unemployment hits 15-year high and casts shadow over recovery (22 April 2010) American Progress:   ADVISORY: The future of American jobs (22 April 2010) BBC Radio Wales:   Good Morning Wales (21 April 2010) Guardian:   IMF gets tough on banks with ‘FAT' levy (21 April 2010) Reuters:   Identity crises and overpaid bankers (21 April 2010) Channel 4 News :   Jonathan Wadsworth interview (21 April 2010) Business World:   The view from Taft - by Dante V. Sy: education and crime (21 April 2010) Forexyard:   Analysis – Identity crises and overpaid bankers (21 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Jobs and Youth Unemployment: It's bad, but not as bad as you might think (21 April 2010) Daily Mail:   Goldman Sachs banker facing fraud charges bags share of mega £3.2bn payout (20 April 2010) Daily Mail:   Daily mail comment: Culture of greed that makes society poorer (20 April 2010) Daily Mail:   Soaring City pay 'has done most to widen wealth gap' (20 April 2010) Scotsman:   Bill Jamieson More than higher taxes needed to curb culture of excess (20 April 2010) The Guardian:   Here's what Labour can do about the Lib Dem dilemma (20 April 2010) Daily Telegraph:   General Election 2010: Lib Dem pay policy ‘not the solution', warns LSE (20 April 2010) Public Finance:   Education policies converge but details remain sketchy (20 April 2010) Dispatch online:   Tricky economy tops UK election campaign (20 April 2010) Third Sector:   Craig Dearden-Phillips: Despite my ‘inner Margaret Thatcher' I believe the sector must push for more equality (20 April 2010) This is money:   City pay 'has done most to widen wealth gap' (20 April 2010) Le Monde:   Le Hommerton Hospital, symbole de la santé publique choyée par le Labour (20 April 2010) Business World online:   Opinion: Education and crime (20 April 2010) Employee Benefits.co.uk:   Top 10% of workers see wages increase over the past decade (19 April 2010) Wall Street Journal online:   A bailout will still leave Greece struggling with debt (19 April 2010) Emirates Business:   Economy and public debt at heart of UK Election (19 April 2010) Reuters:   Press digest (19 April 2010) Financial Times:   City drives rise in pay inequality (19 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Financial Regulation: Can We Avoid Another Great Recession? (19 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Bankers' Bonuses (19 April 2010) Financial Times (FT Weekend Magazine):   Why recessions aren't all about job losses (17 April 2010) Bloomberg:   Conservative cut plans economically illiterate, Skidelsky says (16 April 2010) Personnel Today:   Leading academics sign letter criticizing Tory efficiency plans (16 April 2010) New York Times:   Economix: the next global problem: Portugal (16 April 2010) Manila Times:   Economists attack Tory plans ahead of British TV debate (16 April 2010) Economist:   The power to disrupt (15 April 2010) UTV Internet:   General election 2010: labour tactics blunted by leak of economists' letter (15 April 2010) AFP:   Economists attack Tory plans ahead of TV debate (15 April 2010) Times online (blog):   The economists and their letter (15 April 2010) BBC News:   Economists Warn Over Tory Efficiency Plans (15 April 2010) Radio 4 :   Today Programme (6.30am) (15 April 2010) Daily Telegraph:   General Election 2010: letter in full of economists 'backing Gordon Brown' (15 April 2010) Wales online:   Breaking the bonds of dependency (15 April 2010) Sun:   Be happy for 80k (15 April 2010) ITN News:   Economists ‘issue warning over Tory plans' (14 April 2010) BBC Radio 4 :   Today Programme (14 April 2010) Yahoo UK and Ireland:   Greek bonds falter again, Portugal raises two billion euros (14 April 2010) EU Business:   Greek bailout masks Argentine slippery slope: analysts (14 April 2010) Daily Telegraph:   No more carrot and stick (14 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Health: Higher Spending has Improved Quality, But Productivity Must Increase (14 April 2010) Public Finance Magazine:   Education, education, by Sandra McNally (13 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis:   Evaluating Education Policies: The Evidence from Economic Research (13 April 2010) El Pais (Spain):   Sangre, sudor y lágrimas en Reino Unido (10 April 2010) CEP Election Analysis - Update:   Reducing Crime: More Police, More Prisons or More Pay? 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(12 March 2010) Belfast Telegraph:   Comprehensive failure (12 March 2010) Business Week:   If you want to see entrepreneurs, go to China (12 March 2010) New Statesman:   Smile now, cry later (12 March 2010) New York Times:   Greece, the Latest and Greatest Bubble (11 March 2010) Economist:   Failing schools for whom the bell tolls (11 March 2010) Financial Times:   Spain has the means to avoid Greece's fate (11 March 2010) Times:   Insurgents' reaction to news puts allies' hands on a key lever (26 February 2010) Times:   Researchers point finger at doctors over manipulating figures (26 February 2010) Department Of Economics Public Debate - Thursday 4 March 2010:   Men of Letters: What Should Be Done About the UK Budget Deficit? (26 February 2010) Number10.gov.uk:   PM's speech on education (23 February 2010) HealthInvestor:   Competition in the NHS has improved services (22 February 2010) Financial Times:   Competition in NHS makes hospitals better, study says (19 February 2010) Sky News:   Darling Gets Backing From Economists' Letter (19 February 2010) AOL (UK):   Economists back Darling over cuts - AOL News (19 February 2010) BBC News:   Economists back delay on government spending cuts (19 February 2010) Financial Times:   First priority must be to restore robust growth (19 February 2010) Financial Times:   Sharp shock now would be dangerous for UK (19 February 2010) Guardian:   Top economists hit back at Tories over spending cuts (19 February 2010) Public Finance:   Better managed NHS trusts 'have better medical results' (18 February 2010) Nursing Times:   Competition between hospitals improves care, says research (18 February 2010) Financial Times:   LSE questions schools model (18 February 2010) Daily Telegraph:   Swedish schools ‘A leap of faith that won't make a difference' (18 February 2010) Daily Telegraph:   Hospitals more likely to close in safe seats (15 February 2010) The Guardian:   Hospitals less likely to shut in marginal seats (14 February 2010) Los Angeles Times:   Britain smug about euro crisis but has its own problems (13 February 2010) BBC World News :   World Business Report (12 February 2010) FM 91.5 - China Radio International in Beijing:   Tim Leunig (05 February 2010) The Independent:   Three cheers for the Liberal Democrats (04 February 2010) BBC News:   Ed Balls gives a lesson in conflict (04 February 2010) Christian Science Monitor:   UK equality bill: unease over legislating equal treatment (03 February 2010) The Telegraph:   New Labour's biggest losers: the children of the poor (02 February 2010) Bad Idea:   Post-recession, the recession and the search for quality of life (01 February 2010) City AM:   Inequality widens as elite grow richer (28 January 2010) Inside Housing:   Action needed to tackle social housing inequality (27 January 2010) BBC Radio Cornwall:   Laurence Reed (27 January 2010) 4NI :   The divide between Britain's rich and poor is at its widest in 40 years, a government-backed report has found (27 January 2010) Build:   Rich-Poor Gap At 1970s Levels (27 January 2010) Local Government Chronicle:   Renewal shake-up needed to tackle inequality (27 January 2010) BBC News:   Rich-poor divide 'wider than 40 years ago' (27 January 2010) BBC Radio Wales :   ''Good Morning Wales'' (27 January 2010) Financial Times:   Social advantages still shape life chances (27 January 2010) Times:   Gap between rich and poor at its widest since the war (27 January 2010) Guardian :   Unequal Britain: richest 10% are now 100 times better off than the poorest (27 January 2010) Report Launch:   An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK - Report of the National Equality Panel (27 January 2010) ITV1 :   GMTV (26 January 2010) eGov monitor:   TUC Calls On Government To Provide Universal Job Guarantee (25 January 2010) ‘Infectious greed – finance and the money culture' blog:   The Dutch disease gets a Brazilian (23 January 2010) CBC News:   Why a persistent whiff of doom hangs over economy (21 January 2010) Economist:   Manufacturing blues Another one bites the dust (21 January 2010) Times Higher Education:   Get happy, and get on with it (21 January 2010) Times Higher Education:   Leader: Reiki riles while Rome burns (21 January 2010) BBC World Service:   The World Today (20 January 2010) The Financial Times:   A bank levy will not stop the doomsday cycle (19 January 2010) Wall Street Journal:   What Our Spies Can Learn From Toyota (13 January 2010) Futures and Options Intelligence:   Chinese equity futures approved but investors are not cheering yet (12 January 2010) CNBC Europe:   Squawk Box (12 January 2010) BBC Radio 4 :   Today (11 January 2010) Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty:   Is Georgia's business environment as good as it looks? 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(13 December 2009) Times Online - UK:   Anthony Seldon: Teaching Wellington College new tricks (13 December 2009) Wall Street Journal:   Online, Offline, No Line (11 December 2009) Anti-Dismal – blog:   How the resource curse works its anti-magic (11 December 2009) Guardian (G2):   Think you're not obsessed with money? 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(26 November 2009) Department of Economics Public Debate - Monday 30 November 2009:   The Global Economics Crisis: One Year In (26 November 2009) Kasama:   Inequality as Policy: A Substantive Case (25 November 2009) CNBC:   Europe Tonight (24 November 2009) A.H.Roslan Harahap - blog:   In pursuit of the greatest happiness (24 November 2009) DeHavilland - London:   Scottish Motion (24 November 2009) Practical Ethics:   Happiness and the Dragon King (24 November 2009) Daily Tips for Business - blog:   Fatigue - UK Working Hours Lead to Productivity Losses (23 November 2009) The Adam Smith Institute - Blog:   From the Annals of Entirely Counter-productive Government (23 November 2009) Socio-Economic Review:   Discussion: A New Labour Economics? 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(09 November 2009) The Chronicle of Higher Education:   By the numbers, business schools barely care about right and wrong (08 November 2009) Businessweek – Debate Room:   The world economy: headed north (08 November 2009) Free Market Mojo - blog:   Did the National Minimum Wage affect UK prices? (08 November 2009) Economist:   Faring well: rural job guarantees (05 November 2009) Civil Service Network:   Taking the rep (05 November 2009) Lab Manager magazine:   Motivating a 21st century lab staff, part 1 (04 November 2009) JoongAng Daily - South Korea:   The unhappiness women feel (04 November 2009) Touchstone (blog):   A job guarantee: a new promise on long-term unemployment (03 November 2009) Channel 4 News:   Bailed-out RBS and Lloyds to be sold (03 November 2009) Channel 4 News :   Linda Yueh interview (03 November 2009) UK After The Recession - blog:   Economic growth and its discontents By Rob Killick (03 November 2009) Livemint.com (The Wall Street Journal):   Managers and markets (01 November 2009) Measuring progress: let's all be serious:   Inquirer.net - Philippines (31 October 2009) El País (España) - Spain:   La politización eleva la morosidad de las cajas en 12.000 millones (31 October 2009) BBC Radio Wales :   ''Good Morning Wales'' (30 October 2009) From Poverty to Power – blog:   by Duncan Green (29 October 2009) BBC 1:   BBC News at Six (29 October 2009) Killing Batteries – blog:   Slackerology: The fallacies that keep us working like rented mules (29 October 2009) CNBC :   Europe Tonight (28 October 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service):   ‘Business Scene' (28 October 2009) Financial Times:   How the Tories can curb public sector strikes (28 October 2009) TIME - USA:   In Italy, a Mamma accused of doting too much (21 October 2009) Financial Times:   How to manage the gigantic financial cuckoo in our nest (21 October 2009) Times:   Posties should know that strikes are catching (21 October 2009) CEE Visitor:   Jenni Kellokumpu (19 October 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service):   Business scene (19 October 2009) Dostoc.com - blog:   Will the credit crunch lead to recession (19 October 2009) Observer:   Is it finally time to end the bonus culture in the City? (18 October 2009) The Huffington Post:   Collin and Graham's Excellent No-Impact Adventure (15 October 2009) Nature.com:   Is the stimulus working for you? (15 October 2009) Daily Mirror:   Prescott: The North South divide: BBC2, 9pm (14 October 2009) BBC2 Television:   The North South Divide (14 October 2009) Open your eyes news (blog):   Benefits 'wrecked the British work ethic', new study claims (09 October 2009) The Daily Mail:   I'm the laziest man on earth. But when my boss offered to slash my hours it taught me a lot about the work ethic (09 October 2009) Financial sector policies in the crisis:   Bretton Woods Project (08 October 2009) RushLimbaugh.com,California (Radio):   Detroit's Model Citizens Line Up for Money from Obama's ''Stash'' (08 October 2009) Trueslant – blog:   Julia Ioffe (The Moscow Diaries, USA) (06 October 2009) CEP Visitor:   Claire Lelarge (06 October 2009) Financial Times:   Relationship of trust is permanently damaged (06 October 2009) CEP Visitor:   Anna Salomons (05 October 2009) CEP Visitor:   Maarten Goos (05 October 2009) CEE Visitor:   Elena Crivellaro (05 October 2009) Harpymarx - blog:   The pursuit of happiness in an unequal society (04 October 2009) Tim Worstall - blog:   Problems with social democracy (04 October 2009) Guardian:   Flagship mental health scheme faces cutbacks (04 October 2009) Bloomberg News (USA):   Pain in Spain may linger as banks seek to avoid property losses (02 October 2009) CNBC Television:   Doha Debate/The Future of Finance: New Rules, Same Game? 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(04 September 2009) The Himalayan Times:   Migrant cuts 'a threat to UK jobs' (02 September 2009) RGE Monitor:   Spain's unemployment problem (02 September 2009) Computing.co.uk:   Innovate with IT to thrive (02 September 2009) Reuters:   Yuan spenders eclipse Russians, Arabs in London (01 September 2009) Guardian:   These Tory poverty claims will return to haunt them (28 August 2009) The Star (Malaysia):   China, India replacing US as main consumer of goods produced in the region (28 August 2009) Press Release:   CEP Director Wins Europe's Top Prize for Economic Research (28 August 2009) Railway Technology:   Conservatives' High-Speed Rail Plans Branded as Nonsense (27 August 2009) BBC Radio 4 :   The World Tonight (26 August 2009) HarvardBusiness.org:   Should Work Make Us Happy? (25 August 2009) Bloomberg.com:   Royal Reasons for Overlooking Financial Meltdown: Matthew Lynn (25 August 2009) Forbes.com:   Joblessness has a lasting psychological impact, particularly on those with existing mental health problems (24 August 2009) Independent :   Fur flies as top academics trade blows over Felix the Cat (and race) British historian feuding with Nobel winner compares US President to a cartoon character (24 August 2009) The Nation – Thailand:   A framework for a new global financial architecture (24 August 2009) The Times:   Professor Paul Krugman at war with Niall Ferguson over inflation (23 August 2009) Scotsman:   Academics in catfight over Obama race jibe (23 August 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service) :   ''Business Scene'' (21 August 2009) Energy Bulletin - ODAC Newsletter :   Welcome to the ODAC Newsletter, a weekly roundup from the Oil Depletion Analysis Centre (21 August 2009) RBC Daily (Russia) :   Linda Yueh (20 August 2009) New Statesmen:   Suicide rates rose at shocking speed after the Wall Street Crash of 1929 – and have done with each recession in the past century (20 August 2009) BBC World Service :   ''Analysis'' programme (20 August 2009) The Times:   Brandon Muir: media's obssession with child tragedies a danger, warns peer (20 August 2009) US News and World Report:   What British Colleges Can Teach America (19 August 2009) The Irish Economy - Blog Archive:   Learning from the financial crisis: globally and locally (18 August 2009) Guardian:   How to be happy at work (15 August 2009) Inside Housing:   Research was inconclusive (14 August 2009) Evening Standard:   Fears for the young with no work as Britain's jobless total rockets to 15-year high (12 August 2009) Radio 4 :   Today (12 August 2009) ITV News (Lunchtime, Evening and News at Ten) :   Linda Yueh Interview (07 August 2009) In The News:   House prices – up or down in 2008? (05 August 2009) House Magazine:   New curriculum in a cold climate (05 August 2009) The Guardian:   Tracks of our tears - but now a new vision for trains is arriving (05 August 2009) ITV News (Lunchtime, Evening and News at Ten) :   Linda Yueh Interview (04 August 2009) CEP on TV/Radio - Linda Yueh Interview:   ITV News (04 August 2009) Financial Times:   Slow trains (28 July 2009) RBC Daily (Russia):   Linda Yueh Interview (28 July 2009) FinFacts Ireland:   The influence of ''Animal Spirits'' on Business Climate Surveys ... (28 July 2009) Hindu:   Failure of collective imagination, Queen told (27 July 2009) The Guardian :   This is how we let the credit crunch happen, Ma'am ... (26 July 2009) Sunday Telegraph:   Britain's social mobility is high but politicians threaten it (26 July 2009) Sunday Times:   They're wrong - social mobility is not going downhill (26 July 2009) The New York Times:   Bankrupt or bailed out? (16 July 2009) People Management:   Award winning research (16 July 2009) Hertfordshire:   Hertfordshire leads the way in national apprenticeship launch (14 July 2009) BBC News:   Linda Yueh interview (08 July 2009) CNBC:   Worldwide Exchange (08 July 2009) International Business Times - New York, USA:   Yen rallies across the board as risk aversion increases due to uncertainty over the global economy (08 July 2009) Bloomberg – USA:   Gilts Rise, Pound Declines on Concern Property Recovery Stalls (08 July 2009) Bloomberg – USA:   Gilts Rise, Pound Declines on Concern Property Recovery Stalls (08 July 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service):   Business scene (07 July 2009) Financial Times:   If you build it, will they come? 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Maybe yes, maybe no. Go figure (14 June 2009) Asia Pacific +1:   U.S.: Crisis Must Reshape Economists' Thinking, Krugman Says (13 June 2009) Bloomberg:   European Stocks Rise for a Fourth Week; Inditex, Swedbank Gain (12 June 2009) BBC Radio 5 - ''Wake Up to Money'' :   Linda Yueh (12 June 2009) BBC News:   Private school pupils ‘earn more' (11 June 2009) BBC Radio Kent - Drivetime:   Richard Murphy (11 June 2009) manager-magazine.de – Germany:   ''Amerika wird eher wie Europa'' (11 June 2009) Andhra News -Washington:   Pupils who attend private schools earn 30pct more than state school peers in later life (11 June 2009) BBC online:   Private school pupils 'earn more' (11 June 2009) Red Orbit:   Private School Pupils Earn 30 Percent More In Later Life (11 June 2009) The Economist:   Dismal science (11 June 2009) Bloomberg:   Nobel Laureate Krugman Says Recession May End ‘This Summer' (08 June 2009) Bloomberg:   U.S. Stocks Erase Losses After Krugman Predicts Recession's End (08 June 2009) The Street-Stocks:   Stocks Seesaw to Flat Close (08 June 2009) MSN Money:   Late Rally brings Market Back (08 June 2009) Reuters:   Wonk Watch (08 June 2009) Children and Young People Now:   City academies on a par with poorly performing schools (06 June 2009) Regen:   Academy improvements 'no better' than nearby schools (05 June 2009) The Evening Standard:   Academies 'no better for GCSE results than comprehensives' (04 June 2009) The Guardian:   Academy and comprehensive exam results 'indistinguishable' (04 June 2009) CentrePiece:   Spring 2009 Issue Now Out: The Education Issue (04 June 2009) CEP Visitor:   Till Von Wachter (01 June 2009) CEP Visitor:   Paul Krugman (01 June 2009) The Times:   Me, me, me is past its sell-by date (31 May 2009) Handelsblatt:   Klimawandel: Die vergessene Katastrophe (29 May 2009) The Times:   Pupils bounce back with 'happiness lessons' (29 May 2009) Financial Times:   Labour to put faith in 'job guarantee' (28 May 2009) CEP Visitor:   Natalia Ramondo (27 May 2009) Mail and Guardian (South Africa):   In the family way (27 May 2009) Guardian:   The Radio 4 road show (26 May 2009) BBC Radio 4:   Broadcasting House (24 May 2009) The Guardian:   £64.30 a week. That's Dave's reward for 20 years of work (20 May 2009) BBC World News:   Asia Today (20 May 2009) RBC Daily - Russia:   China reluctant to make further purchase of cheap dollars (19 May 2009) Guardian:   China goes global (18 May 2009) southtyneside.info:   Wellbeing programme making positive impact (18 May 2009) FinFacts - Ireland:   Capitalism entering a new era of lower risk tolerance, higher regulation and slower growth (18 May 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service):   Business scene (15 May 2009) Radio 4:   The Today Programme (14 May 2009) Financial Times:   Leave them kids alone (09 May 2009) CNN.com:   Commentary: Is stock rally for real (08 May 2009) de Volkskrant:   Groei is een dubieuze maatstaf (08 May 2009) Klikk.no - Norway:   Nordmenn er lykkelige fritidselskere (07 May 2009) Mercado:   Por un capitalismo que sea menos egoísta (05 May 2009) BBC News:   Call to increase child therapists (04 May 2009) The Times:   Skilled migrant jobs to be cut by a third (30 April 2009) The Daily Mail:   Crumbling: Motorists have to dodge a pothole every 120 yards and the backlog of repairs will take 13 years to clear (30 April 2009) Prospect Magazine - blog:   Arsenal and Liverpool - panicking like Olympic weightlifters (22 April 2009) Bristol University News:   Professor Paul Gregg comments on Budget 2009 (22 April 2009) The Daily Star (Bangladesh):   Britain set for crunch recession budget (19 April 2009) Independent on Sunday:   GPs 'are failing depressed patients' (19 April 2009) Guardian:   Faith schools 'failing to improve standards' (18 April 2009) The Economist:   Change and continuity among minority communities in Britain (16 April 2009) The Independent:   Do economists know any more than us? 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(21 March 2009) BBC News Channel:   BBC News (20 March 2009) Gulf News:   Now is the time to engage in less selfish capitalism (19 March 2009) The Washington Post:   U.K. finance watchdog urges changes (19 March 2009) BBC News :   Unemployment up 1,500 in county (18 March 2009) EurekAlert (press release) - Washington,DC,USA:   Global poverty is still a priority (18 March 2009) New Scientist:   The credit crunch: what happened? (18 March 2009) Financial Times:   Experts at odds over industrial resurgence (17 March 2009) ESRC Society Today:   Online press briefing: Britain and the Global Financial Crisis Recession: health and happiness (16 March 2009) Independent:   Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: Don't make light of the pain of divorce (16 March 2009) Scotland on Sunday - Edinburgh,Scotland,UK:   Bill Jamieson: If finance capitalism really is dead what system ... (16 March 2009) The Sunday Times (Appointments):   Soothing the pain of redundancy (15 March 2009) The Times:   Give more people access to therapy (15 March 2009) BBC Radio 4 ''News Briefing'':   Linda Yueh interview (14 March 2009) guardian.co.uk – UK:   A hard-hitting study of the social effects of inequality has profound implications (14 March 2009) The Week:   Bad Week For... (14 March 2009) BBC2 – Newsnight:   Linda Yueh interview (13 March 2009) CorpWatch.org:   Who Will Determine the Future of Capitalism? (13 March 2009) CBC Radio One (Canada):   The Current (13 March 2009) New York Times:   Investors see a glimmer and shares soar worldwide (13 March 2009) BBC World Service :   Analysis (12 March 2009) Australian Broadcasting Corporation :   NewsHour (12 March 2009) Financial Times:   Now is the time for a less selfish capitalism (12 March 2009) Financial Times:   It seems not all recessions are created equal (12 March 2009) Business Spectator, Melborne, Australia:   Alan Kohler Capitalism will renew itself (12 March 2009) Stanford Review - Stanford,USA:   Brazil's Economy: Stop Waffling, Lula (12 March 2009) Bloomberg - USA:   Economic Growth and Innovation Aren't All-Important, Layard Says (12 March 2009) BBC News Channel:   Linda Yueh interview (11 March 2009) CNBC:   ''Worldwide Exchange'' (11 March 2009) UK PR Wire:   Commuter train trips take longer now (11 March 2009) RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty - Prague,Czech Republic:   US-Europe split on economic stimulus erupts ahead of G20 (11 March 2009) Inequality is bad for your health:   The Guardian (11 March 2009) The Hindu - Chennai, India:   Inequality is bad for mental health (11 March 2009) ABC.es - Madrid, Spain:   Psicólogo gratis para los británicos deprimidos por la falta de ... (10 March 2009) Nurnberger Nachrichten - Germany:   Gluck als Unterrichtsfach (09 March 2009) Sunday Times (Business):   Bank injection means we are all monetarists now (08 March 2009) El confidencial - Spain:   El Gobierno británico pagará terapias a ciudadanos deprimidos por la recesion (08 March 2009) Observer (Business and Media):   Cutting the payroll means unhappy dividends (08 March 2009) Observer:   Victims of recession to get free therapy (08 March 2009) The Independent :   Hilary Steedman: A brave new world for apprenticeships (07 March 2009) BBC Radio 5 :   Weekend Breakfast (07 March 2009) BBC News Channel:   Linda Yueh interview (07 March 2009) Daily Telegraph:   1930s rail beats '09 (07 March 2009) BBC One :   London News (06 March 2009) CityWire.co.uk London:   Morning Line: Guaranteed jobs for everyone (06 March 2009) Daily Mail:   Rail journeys to work 'take longer than 70 years ago' (06 March 2009) Reformatorisch Dagblad, Netherlands:   Geloof en geweld vaak ten onrechte met elkaar verbonden (06 March 2009) Daily Telegraph:   Train services 'slower now than before the war' (06 March 2009) BBC One:   World Business Report (05 March 2009) The Guardian:   Parents' admissions trauma is down to gross inequality outside school gates (05 March 2009) BBC World News :   World Business Report (04 March 2009) The Guardian:   Treatment lottery restricts hi-tech treatment for depression (03 March 2009) The Irish Times:   Investment in management practice is key to recovery (02 March 2009) CEP Visitor:   Natalie Chen (01 March 2009) Guardian:   You say inflation, I say deflation (27 February 2009) Press Release:   Economic research receives further funding boost (26 February 2009) Press Release:   Money may not buy happiness but neither does poverty (24 February 2009) Berlin Lunchtime Meeting:   Carbon taxes: good for the planet, not bad for economy (23 February 2009) The Guardian:   Fit for purpose (18 February 2009) Guardian:   We need to outgrow our debt (18 February 2009) LSE Public Lecture:   The Global Economic Crisis-Meeting the Challenge (17 February 2009) The Finnish Broadcasting Corporation (YLE) :   Linda Yueh interview (12 February 2009) Freelance UK:   One runny nose, little sticky fingers and a PC Clinic (12 February 2009) RBC Daily (Russia):   Linda Yueh on China's trade surplus and growth prospects. (12 February 2009) DST International - Surbiton,London,UK:   Pension, hedge fund dominance 'positive for industrial innovation' (12 February 2009) Canberra Times (Australia):   Breaking down the barriers (12 February 2009) The Guardian :   Is the media too hard on working mums? (11 February 2009) LSE Public Lecture:   A Good Childhood: searching for values in a competitive age (11 February 2009) Liverpool Echo:   Why new Liverpool can ride out the credit crunch ... (09 February 2009) Scotland on Sunday :   Abba-solutely Fabulous (08 February 2009) LBC Radio :   ''Ken Livingstone'' programme (07 February 2009) BBC Radio 4:   PM (05 February 2009) Radio Free Europe:   Explainer: How Sweden Rescued Its Banks In The 1990s (05 February 2009) The Independent:   Good intentions, perverse incentives (04 February 2009) The Guardian:   Comment (04 February 2009) BBC World Service:   David Marsden interviewed (04 February 2009) BBC Radio 4:   The World at One (03 February 2009) RBC Daily - Russia:   ''Êèòàéñêèå êðåñòüÿíå îñòàëèñü áåç ðàáîòû'' by Vladimir Pavlov (03 February 2009) Communitycare.co.uk - Sutton UK:   Children's Society highlights rise in mental health problems (03 February 2009) Wales Online:   Adult selfishness and too much TV blamed as threats to children's wellbeing (03 February 2009) This Is Gloucestershire:   The Facebook generation (03 February 2009) Journal Live:   Happiness under threat (03 February 2009) CNBC Worldwide Exchange:   Worldwide Exchange (03 February 2009) Examiner (Ireland):   'Me first' society endangers children (03 February 2009) The Guardian:   Look beyond number one (03 February 2009) BBC Turkish.com:   Ödevini yapan çocuk 'Bencillik çocukluand gölgeliyor' (02 February 2009) The Harrow Times:   Selfish adults 'threat to children' (02 February 2009) Evening Standard:   Adults 'let our children down' (02 February 2009) Independent:   Schools urged to teach good parenting skills (02 February 2009) Housing News:   Policy exchange calls for 'Right to Move' (02 February 2009) Guardian – Politics blog:   Is life really worse for kids today than it was for previous generations? (02 February 2009) BBC Radio 4:   Six o'clock news (02 February 2009) The Guardian:   Children paying price for adults' pursuit of success, says report (02 February 2009) BBC News:   Selfish adults 'damage childhood' (02 February 2009) The Guardian:   Parents who argue 'harm their children' (01 February 2009) In The News:   Children have harder childhood today, report says (01 February 2009) The Observer:   Are our children really in crisis, or the victims of parents' anxiety? (01 February 2009) The Daily Telegraph:   Broken Britain needs lessons in love (01 February 2009) The Sunday Times:   Our children's blighted lives (01 February 2009) BBC World Service:   The Instant Guide (31 January 2009) BBC News Channel:   BBC News (31 January 2009) Repubblica (Italy):   Crisi La formula algebrica del fallimento? Nel sollevamento pesi (31 January 2009) The Guardian:   Give council tenants the right to move (30 January 2009) Radio Lithuania :   ''Ryto Garsai''(Morning) (30 January 2009) Nederlands Dagblad :   Moet massaontslag? (30 January 2009) Times Higher Education:   Published this week (29 January 2009) BBC Radio 4:   The World Tonight (28 January 2009) Blog d'AdmiNet (Communiqués de presse) - France:   Y at-il une science du bonheur ? (28 January 2009) Guardian:   I've changed my mind about carbon taxes (27 January 2009) Guardian:   Stuck in the middle (27 January 2009) Financial Times:   To save the banks we must stand up to the bankers (27 January 2009) finchannel.com:   LSE professor awarded knighthood (25 January 2009) RBC Daily :   Linda Yueh Interviewed (21 January 2009) Brisbane Times – Australia:   Ditching designer lifestyle good for the soul (20 January 2009) The Financial:   Obama's LSE alumni (20 January 2009) Prospect Magazine:   Letters-High speed trains (19 January 2009) Kathimerini (Greece):   Recession will finish faster than was first thought (18 January 2009) Wall Street Journal :   Guest Post: Time to Recapitalize Banks Fully (15 January 2009) RBC Daily - Russia:   Linda Yueh interviewed (13 January 2009) The Guardian :   Perspectives on the graduate job crunch (13 January 2009) Economist.com:   Link Exchange (12 January 2009) Zeit online:   Der Schock sitzt tief (11 January 2009) CEP Visitor:   Carlos Goncalves (10 January 2009) The Daily Telegraph:   Six ways to get the economic motor running (10 January 2009) The Guardian:   The crunch generation (10 January 2009) The Guardian:   The rate cut wasn't big enough (09 January 2009) The FINANCIAL Tbilisi, Georgia:   LSE professor awarded knighthood (08 January 2009) Wall Street Journal blog:   'Real Time Economics' (07 January 2009) BBC World Service Radio:   Analysis (06 January 2009) CNBC:   Europe tonight (06 January 2009) The Guardian :   Not a question of faith (06 January 2009) Voice of America (Mandarin Service):   Current Affairs (05 January 2009) CNN ''Business International'' :   China's year in review (02 January 2009) Financial Times:   Darling wins backing for his tax cuts (02 January 2009) Financial Times:   Joblessness peak set to near 3m (02 January 2009) The Guardian:   2009 brings harsh choices over the future of capitalism (01 January 2009) Craegmoor News:   Investing in mental health 'makes economic sense' (30 December 2008) Economist:   Demonstrably durable (30 December 2008) Business Spectator:   Measuring the fear index (24 December 2008) Sharewatch:   REFILE-Spain risks homegrown ''subprime'' crisis (23 December 2008) BBC World Service:   The World Today (19 December 2008) FT - blog Economists Forum:   Normality is just a few policy steps away (18 December 2008) The Daily Telegraph:   Power players from the fields of Eton (18 December 2008) RGE Monitor:   Normalcy is just a few bold policy steps away (17 December 2008) Liverpool Daily Post:   Rob Merrick on politics - Ignorance is Bliss (17 December 2008) Liverpool Daily Post:   Ignorance is Bliss (17 December 2008) Amdocs on Marketwatch:   When 0% isn't low enough (17 December 2008) IRN (ITN):   Linda Yueh interview (16 December 2008) BBC World Service:   World Update (15 December 2008) Republika, Serbia:   Crni (finansijski) oktobar u Velikoj Britaniji (11 December 2008) Express.be Antwerpen, Belgium:   De ultieme gids voor geluk in barre tijden (11 December 2008) Stumbling and Mumbling (blog site):   Does job search work? (11 December 2008) CNBC:   Worldwide Exchange (11 December 2008) Financial Times:   Job creation is responding to needs of society (10 December 2008) The Economist:   Link exchange (10 December 2008) Daily Telegraph:   Tories target 'problem families.' to break cycle of dependency (09 December 2008) RBC Daily - Russia:   Linda Yueh interviewed (08 December 2008) The Guardian:   King stands by with new shock therapy (07 December 2008) The Times:   So happy together (06 December 2008) Daily Mirror, Sri Lanka:   Should the CFO Reign Supreme over HR? (04 December 2008) CRA European Competition Practice:   Brussels conference hosts a debate on the impact of the credit crunch on competition policy (03 December 2008) RBC Daily - Russia:   Linda Yueh interviewed (02 December 2008) Easier:   Over a million pensioners rely on property for retirement (01 December 2008) The Week Magazine, USA:   Briefing: Holding on to happiness in hard times (01 December 2008) Independent:   Pensioners lose £45bn in property slump (01 December 2008) Nursing Standard:   NHS set to learn lessons from Royal Mail in cutting sick leave (29 November 2008) BBC Radio 4:   You and Yours (29 November 2008) CNBC:   Worldwide Exchange (29 November 2008) Al Jazeera English:   News (26 November 2008) RBC Daily (Russia):   (25 November 2008) FinFacts:   Global Financial Crisis: Warnings of danger from 2001 and a Fed all bark but no bite - with monumental consequences (25 November 2008) Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY:   Guest Post: Inflation Should Be Just Around the Corner (24 November 2008) More 4 News :   More 4 News (24 November 2008) National Post - Canada:   Great Depression of Small 'D'? (21 November 2008) Al Jazeera English:   News (21 November 2008) The Metro - London:   We just need a break (21 November 2008) Personal Finance - Cape Town, South Africa :   Retrain your mind to be wealthy and happy (21 November 2008) BBC 2:   Newsnight (20 November 2008) Times Higher Education :   The week in higher education (20 November 2008) Islington Gazette:   Job losses 'to hit bars and eateries' (19 November 2008) Prospect:   More mobile than we think (19 November 2008) La Gaceta:   ''Suprimir las AFJP es una de las peores medidas imaginables'' (19 November 2008) BBC World Service:   Linda Yueh interviewed (18 November 2008) The Guardian:   Response I did not stammer when the Queen asked me about the meltdown (18 November 2008) Dispatch Online - South Africa:   A lightness of being in tough times (17 November 2008) Citizen Economists:   Breaking the mold: the U.S. productivity miracle (15 November 2008) Financial Times:   Good question, Ma'am. But some people did see it coming (15 November 2008) Al Jazeera English:   Frost Over the World (14 November 2008) BBC 4:   World News Today (14 November 2008) RBC Daily (Russia):   Linda Yueh interviewed (13 November 2008) UTV India:   News (13 November 2008) BBC World Service:   The World Today (08 November 2008) The Daily Mail:   The Queen has missed her vocation. She'd be wonderful as a polite Paxman asking the questions we ALL want the answers to (07 November 2008) Blde.de:   Hier macht Prinz Philip ein Nickerchen (06 November 2008) BBC Radio 5:   Five Live Drive (05 November 2008) Employment for Students:   'university is increasing social mobility' (04 November 2008) Scotsman :   Is victory truly in sight in the class struggle? 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(21 January 2007) Gulf News:   New Quest in British politics: public happiness (19 January 2007) THES:   What's a smile worth? (19 January 2007) Yahoo News USA :   National Stock Exchange Names Andrew B. Bernard and Dennis C. Cuneo to Board of Directors (17 January 2007) CBS News - NYC:   UK's New Hot Button Issue: Happiness (17 January 2007) Christian Science Monitor:   New quest in British politics (17 January 2007) Financial Times:   A war on depression makes economic sense (08 January 2007) The Statesman, Ghana:   Moving up the social ladder is never easy (08 January 2007) The Sunday Times:   Buddy, can you spare a billion? (07 January 2007) The Observer:   Here's looking at you (07 January 2007) The Age:   Count your blessings (07 January 2007) Rai 1 TV:   Sabato, Domenica and... (06 January 2007) Financial Times:   Moving up the social ladder is never easy (06 January 2007) Public Finance Magazine:   School segregation not decreasing (05 January 2007) South Wales Echo:   Consultant radical vision for capitalism (05 January 2007) Spiked:   There is no 'paradox of prosperity' (05 January 2007) BBC Radio 4:   The World Tonight (04 January 2007) The Economist:   Stub it out (04 January 2007) Calcutta Telegraph, India:   The secret of India's unhappiness (03 January 2007) The Washington Times:   Seeking the elusive state (01 January 2007) The Sunday Times:   We're only happy in our own little world. 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A response to the Leitch Report (15 December 2006) Strategy + Business:   The productivity riddle (15 December 2006) BBC World Service:   The World Today (14 December 2006) Radio Sole 24 Ore:   Il Paese dei ''mammoni'' (13 December 2006) Amicus:   Clock strikes midnight for psychological therapy services (11 December 2006) National Secular Society:   'Faith Schools': official report confirms that their success is down to selection not religion (11 December 2006) Slate - USA:   The not-so-dismal science - how economists measure whether you're happy (09 December 2006) The Socialist Worker:   Richard Layard, inequality and the 'science' of happiness (09 December 2006) The Daily Mail:   Faith school education is no better than others (08 December 2006) The Evening Standard:   Faith school education is no better than others (08 December 2006) The Telegraph:   Faith schools 'get better results because they pick the best pupils' (08 December 2006) CNBC :   World Wide Exchange (08 December 2006) The Times:   Talking therapy is natural, effective, fast and so cheap (07 December 2006) The Guardian:   School or training plan for all under-18s (06 December 2006) Bloomberg Radio:   Bloomberg on the economy (06 December 2006) ProgressiveU - blog:   The growing gap (05 December 2006) Sudan Tribune:   Ireland urges China to press Sudan on Darfur force (26 November 2006) Japan Times:   Revolution in market values (09 November 2006) Government News Network - GNN:   Commission on Environmental Markets and Economic Performance announced (08 November 2006) Online Opinion:   A touchstone time for Russia (08 November 2006) Hindustan Times:   Urban sprawl has no connection with body weight (05 November 2006) United Press International:   Study: Obese choose to live in urban sprawl (02 November 2006) Ottawa Citizen:   Obesity, urban sprawl link questioned (01 November 2006) EurekAlert USA:   Urban sprawl not cause of human sprawl (01 November 2006) Canberra Times, Australia:   Fair pay decision is a fair cop (27 October 2006) Financial Times:   Jobless and workforce data see record rises (19 October 2006) Focus-Money, Germany:   Standort; Globaler Gewinner (18 October 2006) The Guardian:   Minimum Wage fails to close pay gap (16 October 2006) Reuters:   Minimum Wage cuts pay inequality (14 October 2006) Financial Times:   Minimum wage cuts pay inequality (14 October 2006) Financial Times:   These parents may contain nuts (13 October 2006) Hindustan Times, India:   Eldest sons are poor managers, says study (13 October 2006) The Independent:   'Revolutionary' economist wins Nobel Prize (11 October 2006) London Stock Exchange:   EU 'fails to meet Lisbon agenda economic targets' (10 October 2006) EurActiv.com, Belgium:   EU innovation goals 'doomed' (10 October 2006) In The News:   US putting EU economy into touch (10 October 2006) EasyBourse:   EU will fail to meet 2010 Innovation, RandD goals - Study (10 October 2006) Financial Times:   Airbus's role as a business model is in question (09 October 2006) Telegraph:   Working mothers 'are let down by macho employers' (09 October 2006) THES:   Data no help in campaign for better pay (06 October 2006) Financial Times:   Staff cost findings give clue to industry puzzle (03 October 2006) PersonnelToday.com:   HR Lab to lead way in talent management (26 September 2006) Bangkok Post:   Who should and shouldn't run the family business? (25 September 2006) OnRec.com:   Manpower's Global HR Lab opens at London School of Economics (21 September 2006) Recruiter Magazine:   Manpower links up with LSE to study HR trends (19 September 2006) TES:   Most young people feel cared for - survey (18 September 2006) In the News:   Archbishop issues childhood 'crisis' warning (18 September 2006) The Sun:   Archbishop: ease up on kids (18 September 2006) Sydney Morning Herald:   Going into therapy (16 September 2006) Sydney Morning Herald:   What makes us happy (16 September 2006) egov monitor:   The latest evidence on whether education policy is improving Britain's skills base (14 September 2006) The Moscow Times:   Catching up comes first (14 September 2006) BBC World:   Asia Today (13 September 2006) The Guardian:   Sorting babies and bathwater (13 September 2006) Inthenews dot com:   Education reforms 'have little success' (13 September 2006) Easy Bourse:   Research sees little impact from UK education reforms (13 September 2006) The Financial Express - Bangladesh:   We must act to share the gains with globalisation's losers (11 September 2006) BBC :   World Service (11 September 2006) The Independent:   UK children the unhappiest in Europe, says study (11 September 2006) Spiked - London UK:   Save us from the politics of behaviour (11 September 2006) The Observer:   Forgiveness is good for you - but we are strangely reluctant to practice it (10 September 2006) The Australian:   Share the benefits or beware the backlash to globalisation (07 September 2006) The Herald:   Your Letters: Concern about plan for charitable trust (05 September 2006) ICWales:   Mental illness cost economy billions (05 September 2006) CIO Australia:   Tools of the Trade (05 September 2006) The Independent:   Stephen King: the pursuit of happiness is so problematic (04 September 2006) BBC World Service:   Business Daily (04 September 2006) The Independent:   Leading article: Listen to Lord Layard (04 September 2006) The Observer:   The Observer publishes LSE Depression Report (03 September 2006) The Independent:   Charlie had it all to live for - but he chose to die (03 September 2006) Sueddeutsche Zeitung:   Feudale Strukturen abbauen (30 August 2006) The Guardian:   Unhappiness is inevitable (28 August 2006) The Financial Times:   A share of the spoils: why policymakers fear 'lumpy' growth may not benefit all (28 August 2006) Finfacts Ireland:   Economics Symposium Jackson Hole 2006: Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke stresses importance of spreading the gains from globalization throughout the US economy (25 August 2006) Charlotte Observer (N Carolina):   Why aren't we happier? (19 August 2006) The Hankyoreh:   Happiness and its discontents (12 August 2006) BBC:   Today Programme (11 August 2006) The Guardian:   The radar is blinking but who's watching? (09 August 2006) The Daily Mail:   British children among Europe's 'unhappiest and unhealthiest' (06 August 2006) Financial Express:   Happiness indices must be discounted (05 August 2006) Bay Windows:   Lesbians earn more, according to a British study (03 August 2006) The Age:   Are researchers happy with search for happiness? (02 August 2006) Canberra Times:   Reform on the way for EU agriculture (31 July 2006) The West Australian:   Equal pay 150 years away (30 July 2006) Ireland online:   Trade unionists want government to legislate for flexible working options (29 July 2006) The Guardian:   Gay men earn less and are more likely to be jobless, survey shows (28 July 2006) Personnel Today:   Pay parity for women still 150 years away (28 July 2006) Workplace Law Network:   Sexual orientation can effect pay (28 July 2006) The Wall Street Journal:   Why executives speak out (28 July 2006) Pink News:   Gays earning less in workplace, study shows (28 July 2006) The Times:   Women will earn the same as men - if they wait 150 years (28 July 2006) THES:   There's more than one way to satisfy curiosity (28 July 2006) BBC News:   Why lesbians may enjoy better wages (28 July 2006) The Times:   Be afraid of the happy brigade (27 July 2006) The Guardian:   Ins and outs (26 July 2006) The Daily Mail:   Affluence has 'failed to improve wellbeing of British children' (24 July 2006) The Times:   The office psychologist (20 July 2006) The Times:   Rebuilding the walls of confidence (17 July 2006) World Hum:   Vanuatu tops 'Happy Planet Index' (14 July 2006) BBC News:   Happiness doesn't cost the earth (12 July 2006) The Times:   If I were Richard Layard, I'd be happy to be the happiness czar, says Sholto Byrnes (12 July 2006) The Independent:   Happiness lessons for all (09 July 2006) BBC World Service :   World Business Review (08 July 2006) The Financial Times:   The great unknown (07 July 2006) The Western Mail:   Why a tank-driving Archbishop is the least of our worries (06 July 2006) The Guardian:   Response. This quick fix is worth the risk (06 July 2006) Miami Herald:   You can't buy happiness (04 July 2006) The Washington Post:   Science confirms: you really can't buy happiness (03 July 2006) The Guardian:   A little more conversation (30 June 2006) The Daily Mail:   Long-hours eat away at lunch (26 June 2006) The Age, Australia:   Life in the red (21 June 2006) The Guardian:   Spreading a little happiness (21 June 2006) The Financial Times:   Searching for a cure for google envy (20 June 2006) The Herald:   'More therapists needed' to eradicate joblessness (20 June 2006) The Financial Times:   Talking therapies boosted by study (19 June 2006) BBC News:   Therapy could 'cut benefits bill' (19 June 2006) BBC Radio 4: The Today Programme:   Richard Layard - The Depression Report (19 June 2006) The Observer:   Depression is the modern scourge. But we can cure it (18 June 2006) The Sunday Times:   The dangerous business of happiness (18 June 2006) The Guardian:   The British middle class is operating a closed shop (18 June 2006) BBC Three Counties Radio:   Productivity at the workplace (15 June 2006) LaVoce:   Una gerontocrazia solo presunta (13 June 2006) BBC (TV):   Business Breakfast (13 June 2006) Bloomberg news:   China's retail sales rise more than expected in May (13 June 2006) The Observer:   Moving house for your child's education 'may be pointless' (11 June 2006) The Federal Reserve Board:   Remarks by Chairman Ben S. Benanke (09 June 2006) Rai.it Radio 3:   Il paradiso della gerontocrazia (05 June 2006) Daily Mail:   Take the hair way to heaven (01 June 2006) BBC World Service:   Business Daily (01 June 2006) The Guardian:   Muddled thinking on the third way to happiness (01 June 2006) The American Thinker:   The secret of happiness (30 May 2006) The Times:   Focus: Which Cameron really means business?: Why we are richer but no happier (28 May 2006) The Daily Telegraph:   Open independent school doors to all (24 May 2006) Business Standard online:   Fairness dream (23 May 2006) The Financial Times:   Happiness is a warm image for the Tories (23 May 2006) The New Statesman:   In search of the good life (22 May 2006) The Spectaor:   Go on: buy a tomato plant, not a frock (20 May 2006) The Times:   Music to the ears of a tax-happy Chancellor (20 May 2006) The Guardian:   Bedtime stories can help alleviate poverty, says study (17 May 2006) Noticias:   Labour: early experience vital in tackling poverty (17 May 2006) BBC News:   Happiness and public policy (17 May 2006) The Herald:   Read to children to beat poverty (17 May 2006) TCS Daily:   Reality of the Leisure Class (16 May 2006) The Labour Party online:   Early experience vital in tackling poverty (16 May 2006) CIO Magazine:   Land of the Wired (15 May 2006) The Guardian:   Buy, buy, buy: consumers fuel £1 trillion spending boom (12 May 2006) BBC News:   Call to tackle therapist shortage (11 May 2006) The Daily Telegraph:   Making the apprenticeship work (03 May 2006) The Financial Times:   What price happiness? How economics is learning to lighten up (01 May 2006) The Guardian:   Failing to bridge the social gap (01 May 2006) BBC News:   The science of happiness (30 April 2006) The Guardian:   Depression is UK's biggest social problem, government told (28 April 2006) United Press International:   Canadian study looks at urban sprawl (26 April 2006) BBC News:   Young 'face risk of poverty trap' (25 April 2006) Wirtschaft:   Besseres management macht glücklich (22 April 2006) Common Dreams Newswire:   Study finds widening wage gap between immigrant and US-born workers (18 April 2006) The Australian:   Smart foreign firms get the better of British (11 April 2006) The Financial Times:   Feel the benefits of foreign ownership (10 April 2006) The Independent:   Public companies can learn lessons from family firms (06 April 2006) Business Spotlight online:   Does a minimum wage destroy jobs? (01 April 2006) The Guardian:   £61,000 premium to be close to a popular school (28 March 2006) The Washington Post:   Why U.S. business is winning (27 March 2006) The Independent:   The dangers of keeping it in the family when choosing personnel management (19 March 2006) Finfacts Ireland:   UK London School of Economics/McKinsey study says the best way to ruin a UK family business is to give it to an eldest son (15 March 2006) The Financial Times:   Family-run businesses 'perform poorly' (15 March 2006) The New Statesman:   Where did it all go wrong? (06 March 2006) The Sunday Telegraph:   It's the individual that counts (05 March 2006) The Financial Times:   We could all do with a liberal dose of happiness (02 March 2006) The Independent:   'Red tape as bad, if not worse, in America' claims study (28 February 2006) Media Life Magazine:   Imagine being awake 22 hours a day (27 February 2006) The New Yorker:   Pursuing Happiness (27 February 2006) Newsweek:   Myth and reality (27 February 2006) The Observer:   Why the Pay Gap Never Went Away (26 February 2006) The Guardian:   Tony Blair's School Report (24 February 2006) The Herald:   Aim high in ambition stakes (24 February 2006) The Guardian:   Education reforms risk widening social gap (22 February 2006) The Times:   Are you rude enough to be an entrenpreneur? (20 February 2006) The Financial Times:   Sharp rise in cross-border takeovers (09 February 2006) THES:   £250K to wage war on poverty (09 February 2006) The Guardian:   Mamma may not know best (06 February 2006) The Independent:   The bambinos bribed to stay with mama (05 February 2006) The Guardian:   Italian mammas making offers their sons can't refuse (03 February 2006) The Independent:   Joseph Stiglitz: It takes more than free trade to end poverty (03 February 2006) The Independent:   New doubt over benefit of schools reform plan (31 January 2006) The Guardian:   The best way back to work (25 January 2006) The Financial Times:   Measure for measure, welfare remains elusive (25 January 2006) The Financial Times:   A productivity prescription: how the US has pulled away from Europe and Japan (25 January 2006) The Times:   A happy medium is best in life matters (19 January 2006) The Financial Times:   UK productivity gap with US grows (17 January 2006) The Daily Telegraph:   The truth about work: where sport is, business will follow (16 January 2006) The Age:   Debunk myths and focus on Doha's original goal (14 January 2006) The New York Times:   American Companies Show an Edge in Putting Information to Work (12 January 2006) BBC News:   'Bigger the Better' for Workers (10 January 2006) The Financial Times:   Work-life balance called into question (10 January 2006) The Washington Post:   What Democrats miss in Bushonomics (09 January 2006) Release:   Work-life balance: new research evidence on the links with management practices and productivity (09 January 2006) The Guardian:   Long route to low achievement: 'Widening participation' offers few benefits to those who leave school early (03 January 2006) The New York Times:   Recalculating what money can't buy (31 December 2005) Eastern Daily Press:   Educational opportunity is declining in modern Britain (20 December 2005) Bloomberg:   EU misses chance for change with farm subsidies (20 December 2005) Washington Times:   The EU in Hong Kong (17 December 2005) Business Day, South Africa:   Only sacrifice and compromise can prevent a Hong Kong flop (14 December 2005) The Financial Times:   The Doha round is missing the point on helping poor countries (13 December 2005) Scotland on Sunday:   Class divide: now it's even harder for poor to get on (11 December 2005) Daily Telegraph:   The poor are being robbed in Labour's class war (08 December 2005) The Guardian:   Walking the happy talk (30 November 2005) The Guardian:   Physical attraction of science runs low (28 November 2005) The Financial Times:   Longer lives should be celebrated (25 November 2005) The Observer:   Copper bottom (20 November 2005) Entorno:   Un laboratorio contra el fracaso escolar (19 November 2005) Business Recorder:   Will a bigger salary make you happier? (15 November 2005) The Financial Times:   Why UK plc offers little resistance to the embrace of foreign suitors (02 November 2005) Newsweek:   Why bad managers do matter (31 October 2005) The Times:   Is everyone a winner? (29 October 2005) The Times:   UK's output lags in retail and financial services (25 October 2005) The Financial Times:   EU set for clash on 'Anglo-Saxon' versus 'social' welfare models (21 October 2005) French Institute:   Gross National Happiness (Training one's mind and monitoring society's happiness) (18 October 2005) The Independent:   UK tax system turns off investors, report says (17 October 2005) The Times:   Retailers must adapt to evolving markets (17 October 2005) The L.A. Times:   Who says money can't buy happiness? People who have something to look forward to -- like a better life -- are more satisfied than those without hope in poor nations (16 October 2005) The Times Educational Supplement:   Foster to Question Quality of Managers (14 October 2005) The Register online:   US firms get more for their IT bucks (14 October 2005) IT Week.com:   IT's Business Value Endorsed (12 October 2005) The Guardian:   Richard Layard: Head start to happiness (11 October 2005) The Financial Times:   It's the way you do it (10 October 2005) IT Week.com:   US firms make better use of IT (06 October 2005) Press Release:   Information technology boosts UK productivity - but US-owned firms do I.T. better (06 October 2005) The Observer:   It's good to see that the old class structure is alive and flourishing (02 October 2005) The Sunday Times:   Technology kicks away the career ladder (02 October 2005) The Daily Telegraph:   Classic comedy sketch on lack of social mobility has the last laugh (30 September 2005) The Financial Times:   Fears about job destruction proved to be unfounded (30 September 2005) The World Economic Forum:   Global Competitiveness Report 2005-2006 (28 September 2005) IZA - Institute for the Study of Labor :   IZA Prize in Labor Economics 2005 goes to Dale Mortensen and Christopher Pissarides (28 September 2005) The Chronicle of Higher Education:   The Legacy of '68 (23 September 2005) The Guardian:   Work: Question of the week: Once pay and conditions, now cheap PCs ... what's the point of trade unions? (17 September 2005) The Guardian:   Work: It's good to talk (17 September 2005) People Management:   Highway to Hell? (15 September 2005) The Financial Times:   Time to pay attention to management succession (15 September 2005) The Guardian:   'Mental illness is now our biggest social problem' (14 September 2005) The Guardian:   Full text: David Davis at the IPPR (14 September 2005) The Times:   Teachers pay money no mind (13 September 2005) Agence France Presse:   British unions, lacking power, eye merger (13 September 2005) The Financial Times:   Securing a future for the unions is not bound up in mergers (13 September 2005) The Guardian:   British productivity still lagging behind output of American and French workers (13 September 2005) The Daily Telegraph:   Patients suffering depression 'need therapy more than pills' (12 September 2005) The Independent:   Unhappiness 'is Britain's worst social problem' (12 September 2005) On Line Opinion, Australia:   Time for mothers to raise their children, not their status (12 September 2005) Agence France Presse:   Britain's unions to bring waning influence to bear on Blair (09 September 2005) The Times:   Plan to form super-union no threat to us, says TUC chief (09 September 2005) The Independent:   David Brent-Style Managers 'Have widened UK Productivity Gap With US' (08 September 2005) BBC News Online:   TUC boss in 'superunion' warning (08 September 2005) The Financial Times:   Shrinking movement warned it must adapt or decline (08 September 2005) Liverpool Daily Post:   Should poorer pupils be sent to private schools? (30 August 2005) The Observer:   Sits vac: Teacher, carer, thatcher,Jeeves ... (28 August 2005) Personnel Today:   Twilight of the brotherhood (24 August 2005) Business Standard, India:   Pedagogues and Peddlers (24 August 2005) BBC News Online:   Demand for NHS 'therapy network' (22 August 2005) The Sunday Telegraph:   Access All Areas (21 August 2005) BBC:   From Our Own Correspondent: Stark reality of the American dream (18 August 2005) BBC News Online:   We need a dramatic solution (18 August 2005) The Herald:   Why streaming in schools helps pupils achieve more (18 August 2005) The Guardian:   Universities need to do more to rescue academic economists from their ivory towers (15 August 2005) The Guardian:   Top jobs (12 August 2005) FENews.co.uk:   Employers recognise skills gap (11 August 2005) The Times:   Schools for a scandal (09 August 2005) The Sunday Times:   A short walk beats the school run (07 August 2005) Financial Times:   State of Joy (06 August 2005) The Washington Post:   Joy . . . or Pain? (02 August 2005) Management Today:   The MT Diary: Howard Davies (01 August 2005) The Independent on Sunday:   Spirit the smileometer (31 July 2005) The Sunday Telegraph:   A dismal scientist with some funny ideas of happiness (31 July 2005) The Times:   Eureka: now we can legislate for happiness (31 July 2005) The Sunday Times:   Education: Grammars: the regeneration (31 July 2005) The Observer:   Long live grammars (31 July 2005) Information Week:   Global shift: China displacing US in engineering and science, paper says (28 July 2005) Press Association:   Five new ''people's peers'' recommended for upper house. (26 July 2005) Financial Times Deutschland:   The largest adventure of our time (26 July 2005) Die Welt:   Europäische Studie: Großzügige Eltern machen Italiens Söhne zu Nesthockern (26 July 2005) BBC Radio 4:   The Today Programme (26 July 2005) The Times Online:   Education gap between rich and poor children has grown (25 July 2005) The Sunday Telegraph:   The wealth creation college (24 July 2005) International Herald Tribune:   2 Cents worth: Never too rich or too happy (23 July 2005) Science and Theology News:   The Daily Dose (22 July 2005) The Times Online:   Would-be homebuyers come out of the woodwork (22 July 2005) BBC:   BBC London News (20 July 2005) Bloomberg:   Money Doesn't Buy Happiness -- But Nothing Does (20 July 2005) The Guardian:   Sharp end of the LSE (19 July 2005) The Times Online:   Doctors' surgeries to offer jobs help (17 July 2005) Times Higher Education Supplement:   BA Fellows (15 July 2005) Reuters:   G8: a jaded formula in a high-octane world? (05 July 2005) CEP Special Event:   The Politics of Happiness (05 July 2005) BBC Radio World Service:   Europe Today (30 June 2005) I.O.L.:   New Study Highlights Trend of 'Mamma's Boys' (28 June 2005) The Times:   The 60-second business book (23 June 2005) Cordis News:   Outsourcing can be good for Europe, finds report (23 June 2005) The Times:   A Good Week (23 June 2005) LSE Research Laboratory:   Research Lab Workshop Day (22 June 2005) The Daily Mail:   Mugging the middle classes (21 June 2005) The Guardian:   Wheels come off the onion economy (20 June 2005) CentrePiece:   Poor children ''now less likely to fulfil their potential'' (20 June 2005) The Financial Times:   Warning on EU drive to locate R&D labs in Europe (20 June 2005) BBC Radio 4:   The Today Programme (19 June 2005) CEP Special Event:   Management Practices across Firms & Nations (15 June 2005) FinFacts, Ireland:   How Western manufacturers can better compete with China, India and low cost countries (12 June 2005) The Economist:   A Question of Management (09 June 2005) The Globalist:   Richard Freeman (06 June 2005) International Herald Tribune:   Vote taken in stride outside Continent (06 June 2005) academics.de:   Konsequenzen fur Unternehmen aus der Einfuhrung des Bachelors (01 June 2005) The Financial Times:   Well-paid career is no longer simply a matter of course (31 May 2005) The Times Educational Supplement:   Esteem will drive the merits of vocation (27 May 2005) The Press Association:   Public school is still key for legal high-fliers (24 May 2005) The Scotsman:   Labour has unleashed the dogs of class war (24 May 2005) The Sunday Times:   Relax, there is no need to be gloomy about jobs (22 May 2005) The Observer:   Let''s work to make Britain sane (22 May 2005) Associated Press/Forbes.Com:   IBM Shares Fall on Job Cut Announcement (10 May 2005) New York Review of Books:   A Mind of His Own (05 May 2005) BBC News Online:   Challenge of 'Hidden Unemployed' (03 May 2005) The Western Mail:   Education, education, education - what rubbish! (02 May 2005) BBC News Online:   Is increased choice any good? (02 May 2005) CNN:   Giant aspires to superpower status (29 April 2005) Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung:   ''Bachelor senkt Qualifikationsniveau''; Vergleichende Studie über verkürzten Hochschulabschluß in Großbritannien und Deutschland (25 April 2005) The Boston Business Journal:   MIT's Daron Acemoglu wins 2005 Clark medal (25 April 2005) LoWER Publications:   Low-Wage Employment in Europe: Perspectives for Improvement - edited by I. Marx and W. Salverda (25 April 2005) The Guardian:   Has Labour brought us German efficiency? (25 April 2005) Sutton Trust News Release:   Social Mobility In Britain Lower Than Other Advanced Countries and Declining (25 April 2005) The Scotsman:   Immigration "boosts the UK economy" (21 April 2005) ESRC Tender:   RLAB wins tender to run ESRC Review of International Data Resources and Needs. (11 April 2005) The Observer:   Happiness? Who needs it? (10 April 2005) The Financial Times:   Bail-outs just a way of delaying the inevitable (08 April 2005) BBC Radio 4:   The World Tonight (31 March 2005) The New Statesman:   Britain's rich kids do better than ever (21 March 2005) The Independent:   Education investment fails poorest pupils (21 March 2005) Daily Express:   Some things money can't buy - do we still know what they are? (21 March 2005) The Observer:   Middle classes fill best state school (20 March 2005) The Independent:   Education Quandary (17 March 2005) The Financial Times:   Winners and Losers in the Happiness Stakes (15 March 2005) Progress Seminars:   Social Mobility - are some still more equal than others? (09 March 2005) The Guardian:   Students of the revolution thriving in France (09 March 2005) Eastern Daily Express:   So how happy are we really? (08 March 2005) Norfork Eastern Daily Press:   So how happy are we really? (08 March 2005) Book Launch:   Can We Become Happier? (08 March 2005) The Guardian:   Blair''s Green antidote to beating the blues (08 March 2005) BBC Radio 4:   The Today Programme (07 March 2005) The Guardian:   Life, Labour and the pursuit of happiness (07 March 2005) The Denver Post:   "Happy" as public policy (06 March 2005) Western Daily Press:   Make life smiles better instead of just making miserable money (05 March 2005) The Financial Times:   Joy divisions (05 March 2005) Daily Telegraph:   Family gap years 'no help to children' (01 March 2005) Radio Free Europe:   World: Signs Grow Of Dollar Losing Favor As World''s Reserve Currency (25 February 2005) Times Educational Supplement:   Wanted: Boffins with business balls (24 February 2005) The Guardian:   Why the culture of failure has been hard to break (01 February 2005) BBC Radio 5 Live/Radio 4 The Today Programme:   Work Foundation Report (31 January 2005) LSE News and Views:   Richard Layard awarded WW Leontief Medal (31 January 2005) The Times: Economic Outlook::   Sun shines on UK prospects (23 January 2005) Sun Herald, Mississippi, US:   Unlike tsunamis, some disasters are man-made (19 January 2005) The Guardian: Office Hours:   The inside track: Welfare benefits (17 January 2005) The Observer:   Class divisions bar students from university (17 January 2005) The Times:   Another revolution in teaching (11 January 2005) The Scotsman:   Can the route to happiness lie in higher taxes? 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