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Addressing the divide: The impact of university-related migration on UK’s subregions and policy roadmap

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By Anne E Green, Kostas Kollydas
| hepi.ac.uk
This blog was kindly contributed by Dr Kostas Kollydas and Professor Anne Green, City-REDI, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham (@CityREDI).
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Leveling up is not working as promised-our research shows why Original

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By Abigail Taylor, Anne E Green, Hannes Read
| Phys.org Verified
The UK parliament has heard findings that leveling up—arguably the Conservatives' flagship policy agenda—is beset by critical delays. In a report published on March 15, the public accounts committee, parliament's expenditure watchdog, has said that, as of September 2023, local authorities had spent only £1.24 billion of the £10.47 billion the government promised to tackle regional inequality across the UK.
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The gainers and losers from the United Kingdom's university‐related migration: A subregional analysis of Graduate Outcomes Survey data

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By Tony Champion, Anne E Green, Konstantinos Kollydas
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The strong growth of tertiary education in recent decades (UNESCO, 2022) is a major new force in migration, both internationally and within countries (Abreu et al., 2014; Duke-Williams, 2009; Mulley & Sachrajda, 2011; Smith & Jons, 2015; Smith & Sage, 2014; Zhan et al., 2020).
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