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Sustainable Prosperity: New directions for social science research
On 20 February 2014 the British Academy and ESRC co-hosted a unique scoping workshop designed to explore issues around sustainable prosperity
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United Kingdom(s)? Scotland's Referendum and Britain's Future
A public event to discuss the historical, legal and constitutional issues around the referendum on Scottish independence.
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Understanding Financial Markets: Research, Practice and Policy
On 30 April 2014, the British Academy, the Cambridge-INET Institute and Cemmap co-hosted a lecture on Understanding Financial Markets: Research, Practice and Policy.
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IFS Annual Lecture 2014
IFS Annual Lecture by Professor Raj Chetty (Harvard): The Determinants of Social Mobility: New Evidence and Policy Lessons
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The Future of UK Housing
On 29 October 2014, The British Academy held an event in partnership with the ESRC on UK Housing. The event, which took place at the British Academy, ‘set out the challenge’ of current and future housing provision in the UK.
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Language Festival 2014
The British Academy and Guardian held the UK's second national Language Festival from October to November 2014.
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Policy Events
From private roundtables, through specialist knowledge-sharing events, to public debates and discussions, the British Academy provides a forum for examining issues at the heart of society and the economy. Contact the policy team if you are interested in any upcoming events, or accessing materials from previous events.
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Events and Prizes Committee
The Events and Prizes Committee co-ordinates and promotes a programme of public events in various formats and oversees the award of the Academy's portfolio of prizes and medals.
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Good Friday Agreement: 15 Years On
27th March 2016
In the third of the British Academy's International Forum Series academics, politicians, diplomats and business leaders from the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain came together in order to discuss the successes and failures of the Good Friday Agreement 15 Years after it was first signed. Fellow of the British Academy, Professor Marianne Elliott, chaired the discussion, providing an overview from a previous British Academy event of the Good Friday Agreement 10 years on.