Excited to be joining the UK WEN Steering Committee and to co-lead the ‘Support’ workstream with Helena Fornwagner! We’ll be focusing on career conversation events for early to mid-career women economists. I am delighted to be part of such an inspiring group!

Yesterday, I chaired a brilliant session at #CreaTech2025 on AI & the Future of Publishing, exploring how AI is reshaping publishing. Organised by @uomcreativemcr.bsky.social

The speakers — Joey Connolly, Simon Ross, Michelle Collier & Neil Sprunt — sparked a lively, insightful discussion.

In a new article with Alper Kara we explore who in the UK changed their views on Brexit post-2016. Women & middle-aged grew more critical, older adults more supportive. Educated groups stayed consistent. We also looked at bubbles and austerity exposure.
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🎉The Inspiring Careers in Economics event, hosted by the Economics Department in collab with @ukwen.bsky.social on March 26, empowered women & underrepresented groups by showcasing diverse career paths in economics!

Learn more about this event & key takeaways: www.manchester.ac.uk/about/news/i...

In our latest case study, Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez and William Tayler, describe three ways in which their Instagram account, dailylifeecon, supports research-led teaching. economicsnetwork.ac.uk/showcase/izq...

Join us on 26 March, 4-6:30 for an insightful event with
@resmedia.bsky.social UK Women in Econ featuring expert economists discussing

✔Career opportunities across sectors
✔Gender & diversity in economics
✔Personal journeys & challenges for aspiring economists

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/inspiring-...

The latest issue of Advances in Economics Education. Economics pluralism, classroom games, Disney princesses, and more topics.

It also features my latest paper on pedagogy "Firm Decisions Under Uncertainty in a Two-Sided Market: A Film Industry Classroom Game"

www.elgaronline.com/view/journal...