The British Academy is a fellowship of around 1,400 leading national and international academics elected for their distinction in the humanities and social sciences.
Law's role in facilitating and regulating business activity: integrating legal and economic analysis in the domestic and comparative study of company law, corporate governance, financial regulation and insolvency
The economics of industry, regulation of network utilities, competition policy, pricing strategy, markets with boundedly rational consumers.
Women's writing; English language and literature; 19th-century poetry and literature; Victorian literature
Modern History; History of South Asia, History of Science; History of Medicine; Social History
Law Legal History Labour Law and Discrimination USA, Canada and/or Mexico
English Language and Literature
Law
Industrial Organization; Market Design; Statistical Methods for Causal Inference
Poverty in the UK, poverty in Europe and global poverty. Inequality and the distribution of income and wealth. Impact of public policy. Statistics and the quality of economic data
Models of Visual brain development, underlying visual, spatial and social cognition in both typical and at-risk infants and children, including those with very premature birth and Williams Syndrome
Economics South America Colombia South Asia India Economic Policy USA, Canada and/or Mexico Mexico
The language of literature and literary theory: Renaissance prosodic experiments, English poetic rhythm, James Joyce and J. M. Coetzee, philosophical approaches to literature.
Technology-based and technology-enabled entrepreneurship and innovation; entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems; new venture internationalisation; impact of digitalisation on these dynamics; comparative entrepreneurship in developed and emerging economies
