Lancaster University Management School

Ten years ago, Uzbekistan’s cotton was picked by conscripted teachers, doctors and students, and boycotted by 331 global brands. Today the country is an ethical sourcing destination.

Dr Farmon Asadov examines how that change happened and why.

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Entrepreneurship is often judged by growth, income and scale. But many people choose self-employment for something less easily counted.

@ENSTatLUMS's Sharmin Nahar and Muntasir Alam show some self-employed people who earn less can feel more satisfied.

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Warhammer is a cultural phenomenon that transcends tabletop battle and roleplaying games.

@LumsMarketing's Dr Mike Ryder's (@RobotTheory) work looks at how Games Workshop has risen from a small shop to a multi-billion-pound global brand.

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Striking numbers of young people are not in education, employment, or training (NEET).

Emelia Williams, from @WorkFoundation, is co-author of a report that looks at what needs to be done to help more of these young people into work.

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Why are there so few women working in cyber security?

Professor Niki Panteli and Dr Boineelo Nthubu are looking to find solutions.

Their work looks at how diversity can be improved through more role models, broadened pathways, and inclusive recruitment.

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