Rex McKenzie

Universities are punishing students for doing what journals like Nature and Science explicitly permit their authors to do. This isn’t confusion, it’s gatekeeping masquerading as pedagogy. And in the gap between what universities demand and what the professional academic world has already accepted, we can see the death throes of an entire model of knowledge production.

Introduction Existing theories of finance generally focus on deposit-taking institutions, equities trading and price formation, and underline the market-completing and welfare-enhancing functions provided by financial innovations (Allen and Santomero, 1997). We seek to go further and get behind the veils that mask the play of capital across nations, regions and urban areas, much of it orchestrated from offshore locations.

28 June, 2021 28 June, 2021 New research by Rex McKenzie and Rowland Atkinson shows the scale of inward offshore investment into Liverpool and the effects in the city. We have recently been working with Land Registry data on Overseas companies that own property in England and Wales. This fascinating data offers a glimpse into the private, offshore companies that own property in England and Wales.