Chris Brooks is Professor of Finance at the ICMA Centre, part of Henley Business School, University of Reading. He was formerly Professor of Finance at the Cass Business School, London. He holds a PhD and a BA in Economics and Econometrics, both from the University of Reading. His areas of research interest include asset pricing, fund management, behavioural finance, financial history, and econometric analysis and modelling in finance and real estate. He has published widely in these areas, and has over a hundred articles in leading academic and practitioner journals. Chris is Associate Editor of several journals, including the JBFA and the British Accounting Review. He was a member of the RAE2008 Accounting and Finance sub-panel and of the REF2014 Business and Management sub-panel. Chris has secured over a million pounds of competitive grant funding and acts as consultant for various banks, corporations and professional bodies in the fields of finance, real estate, and econometrics
Nicholas Farrelly is Professor and Head of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania.
After graduating from the ANU in 2003 with First Class Honours and the University Medal in Asian Studies, he completed his M.Phil and D.Phil at Balliol College, University of Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. In 2006, while a graduate student, Nicholas founded New Mandala, a website which has gone on to become the preeminent public forum in Southeast Asian Studies. After returning to Canberra from Oxford, he was appointed Postdoctoral Fellow at the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security.
Since 2011, he held a number of key academic positions in the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, including as a Deputy Director of the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs and as Director of the ANU Myanmar Research Centre, an institution he helped establish in 2015. From 2017-2019 he was Associate Dean of the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific responsible for
06/01/2021
Senior Lecturer in History, Dr Adam Burns has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (RHS) in recognition of his contribution to historical scholarship.
Founded in 1868, the RHS is now the leading society for historians in the UK, and is frequently consulted by the government when it comes to matters of history and how the past is understood.
“I was delighted to be elected as a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society,” said Dr Burns. “It is something I have been working towards for many years.
“I very much look forward to joining some of my role models in promoting and representing history as a discipline in 2021 and beyond.”
By Ikenna Uwadileke
Abuja, Dec. 21, 2020 Dr Alim Abubakre, advisory board member, London Business School Africa Society says Nigeria has suffered dire economic consequences as a result of COVID-19 pandemic.
Abubakre, a Nigerian born lecturer at Coventry University, observed this while speaking on the urgent need for the Nigerian government and business stakeholders to address the challenges of the country’s economic recession.
In a statement issued by Caroline Lucas of TEXEM UK (founded by Abubakre) in Abuja on Monday, the don noted that while the COVID-19 pandemic had caused a virulent recession in many countries globally, Nigeria’s case was a bit much direr.
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