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The bureaucratic nightmare facing UK exporters on New Year’s Day

8 June 2020

UK firms may need to bring in inspectors from the EU to ensure goods can leave for Europe without being subject to technical checks at the other end.

Companies should prepare for increased costs, bureaucracy and border checks for their Northern Ireland business

8 June 2020

UKTPO researchers are warning firms will face additional costs, delays and paperwork in a significant departure from how they currently trade.

Sussex Energy Group launches trio of Horizon 2020 projects

2 June 2020

Find out more about SPRU's latest EU-funded energy projects.

Policymakers must resist knee-jerk changes to supply chains and global trade policy in the wake of Covid-19

29 May 2020

Policymakers should resist the urge to make knee-jerk and wholesale changes to supply chains and global trade policy in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic.

Want, want, want: How Boris Johnson’s choice of language failed to bring the UK together

29 May 2020

The language used by the PM in addressing the nation over Coronavirus has been less effective in communicating empathy and unity than other leaders.

Business School still one of the best performing in the UK for research income according to new industry report

15 May 2020

The ��ܽ��Ƶ Business School has retained its ranking of third in the UK for research income, according to a new report.

No place to hide: How market manipulation in the age of pandemic is destroying traditional safe havens

14 May 2020

Safe haven assets such as gold and bitcoin are struggling during the global Coronavirus pandemic thanks to intense, large-scale manipulation.

Professor Jeremy Hall calls for policy change in a post-COVID-19 economy

6 May 2020

Prof. Jeremy Hall, Director of the Science Policy Research Unit, reflects on how policymakers can hit the ‘reset’ button for a post COVID-19 world.

Ending the daily work commute may not cut energy usage as much as one might hope

1 May 2020

A mass move to working-from-home accelerated by the Coronavirus pandemic might not be as beneficial to the planet as many hope

A global agreement to end disruption of Coronavirus medical supplies

28 April 2020

An agreement on medical goods keeping import restrictions low and constraining export bans could help countries with enough supplies to fight Covid-19

Government needs to subsidise UK-based pharmaceutical supply chains, academic tells parliamentary committee

24 April 2020

Government needs to subsidise the creation of UK-based pharmaceutical supply chains to ensure sufficient critical drugs in crisis.

How Sussex is staying physically, digitally and mentally fit in a pandemic

23 April 2020

Sussex students and staff have been responding to the Covid-19 crisis in remarkable and heart-warming ways.

Cocky kids: New research reveals the four-year-olds with the same overconfidence as risk-taking bankers

2 April 2020

Overconfidence in one’s own abilities despite clear evidence to the contrary is present and persistent in children as young as four, a study reveals.

Healthy eating as important as social distancing in fight against COVID-19, experts warn Government

2 April 2020

The Government is being urged to launch an urgent campaign promoting healthy eating to boost immunity against the threat of coronavirus.

Imprints of War in Deep Transitions podcast episode out now

2 April 2020

The latest Deep Transitions podcast examines the pertinent topic of how the mass mobilisation response to the World Wars influences the present.

Symptoms, sanitising, swabs, shopping ...?

1 April 2020

Sussex academics are sharing their knowledge and expertise on how to cope and what to expect during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Social science academics given prestigious national honour

30 March 2020

Two ��ܽ��Ƶ academics have been recognised for their outstanding work by the Academy of Social Sciences.

Food policy experts call on Prime Minister to enact rationing immediately to prevent food shortages

23 March 2020

The UK Government needs to enact rationing immediately to prevent food shortages exacerbating the Coronavirus crisis, food experts have warned.

��ܽ��Ƶ academic plays his part to find world’s happiest people

20 March 2020

Finland has been named as the world’s happiest country in a major report featuring contributions from a ��ܽ��Ƶ economist.

Deep Transitions podcast series launches

20 March 2020

The Deep Transitions Research Programme has launched its new podcast series.

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