IER News & blogs

Dr Jamelia Harris has published a new article in the journal Field Methods. The article discusses how to estimate the size of the target population in data limited settings when conducting survey research.

A report produced by IER's Jeisson Cardenas Rubio, Jamelia Harris and Chris Warhurst presents findings from an analysis of green and hydrogen jobs in the Midlands.

The study utilised data from the Labour Force Survey and the IER database of online job vacancy postings. It distinguished three types of green jobs.

In September, IER and ReWAGE experts worked on a consultation submission for Acas. The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), established in 2021 at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, encourages environmental, social and governance (ESG) capital investment criteria. Led by Dr Emily Erickson, the team of Professor Chris Warhurst and Dr Katharina Sarter of IER and Professor Chris Forde of Leeds University examined the case for developing ‘human capital’ standards as part of the consultation on the ‘social’ in ESG.

In a recent article published in World Development Perspectives, IER's Dr Jamelia Harris and co-author Andrew Lawson assess the application of the problem driven iterative adaptation (PDIA) approach to public financial management reform in six African countries.

To celebrate the publication of the book Understanding Public Services. A Contemporary Introduction, edited by IER’s Dr Katharina Sarter and Dr Elizabeth Cookingham Bailey from the University of York, IER will be hosting an online event on public services with Evan Davis on 22nd September, 12:00-13:00 hours.

Starting with an introduction to public services and their importance and role by Evan Davis, this event will feature a presentation of the book, a discussion between Evan Davis and the book editors and an open Q&A. Please register via eventbrite.