Mark Davis
Mark is an economic sociologist at the University of Leeds. Mark’s research evaluates the potential of alternative finance to build a fairer economy and led to the co-creation with UK local
Mark E Thomas
Mark is the author of 99%. He has spent most of his career in business; for many years he ran the Strategy practice at PA Consulting Group. During this time, he
Martha Hungwe
Martha’s work bridges economic justice, gender justice, and human rights. She focuses on advancing gender equality in global tax policy, sovereign debt, and corporate accountability through rigorous research and advocacy.
Martin Parker
Martin attempts through his research and writing to widen the scope of what is usually part of business and management studies, whether in terms of particular sorts of organisations (the
Matheus Grasselli
Matheus is a professor of Financial Mathematics at McMaster University, Canada, and the former Deputy Director of the Fields Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Toronto. He is the author of
Matheus Grasselli
Matheus is a Professor of Financial Mathematics and Deputy Provost at McMaster University. He was the Deputy Director of the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences in Toronto from
Megan Blake
Megan is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Sheffield. She has more than 25 years of experience conducting primary research and analysis on social innovation, community
Michael Paetz
Michael is a lecturer at the Department of Economics at the University of Hamburg. He has created an explanatory blog on the basics of a monetary economy (was-ist-geld.de) and is
Michael Williams
Michael is a historian by trade who has long been sceptical of mainstream economics’ insistence that we live in a world of scarcity. His historical perspective allows him to see
Michele Stua
Michele is an independent researcher and an internally recognised expert on climate change governance and finance. Aside from academic positions he has worked as a consultant for the Brazilian government
Miriam Brett
Miriam is Director of Research and Advocacy for Common Wealth think tank, working on ownership strategies for a democratic and sustainable economy. She is also a research fellow for The
Miss Ettie Kett
Ettie is an expert on modern manners and author of the forthcoming book ‘Thank you, please’.
Muhammad Faisol Chowdhury
Faisol is a pracademic with 18 years of experience in academia and corporations. He is currently an Associate Professor of Human Resources Management and the Director of the Bachelor of
Nat Dyer
Nat Dyer is a writer and researcher specialising in global political economy. He is a Fellow of the Schumacher Institute and the Royal Society of Arts. He has worked for
Natalya Naqvi
Natalya is an assistant professor of International Political Economy at the London School of Economics. Her research focuses on the role of the state and the financial sector in economic development,
Nicholas Gruen
Nicholas is a policy economist, entrepreneur and commentator, founder of Lateral Economics and Peach Financial, Visiting Professor at Kings College London Policy Institute and Adjunct Professor at UTS Business School.
Nick Bernards
Nick is Associate Professor of Global Sustainable Development at the University of Warwick. This article is based on his forthcoming book, A Critical History of Poverty Finance: Colonial Roots and
Nick Easen
Nick is an award-winning journalist who writes on food, farming, science, technology, economics and business. He has produced content for BBC World News, CNN, Time magazine, Bloomberg, CNBC, The Times,
Nick Meynen
Nick is a professional environmental activist with as job title “policy officer for environmental and economic justice at the European Environmental Bureau”. He’s also an investigative journalist and author of
Nick Robins
Nick is Professor in Practice for Sustainable Finance at the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics. The focus of his work is on how to mobilise finance