CORE in the news

A write-up of the CORE SEC 2018 video competition in the Financial Times.

The fourth episode of Ian Goldin’s (Chair of CORE trustees) BBC Radio Series After the Crash examines failures of economists in the run up to the crisis and subsequent developments in economics.

Eileen Tipoe, the CORE-EQuSS researcher and an author of Doing Economics, set out in an article in the July newsletter of the Royal Economic Society how the ebook is making data handling less daunting to students.

Responding to the special issue, “CORE’s Economics Textbook” (EPW, 16 June 2018), Rahul De, a teacher who has used CORE’s The Economy in class, explains why the book has proved useful in conveying concepts in economics and inculcating an interest in the study of social sciences at large.

Wendy Carlin spoke to Martin Wolf  for a BBC Radio 4 programme where he argues that, to be a truly democratic and prosperous society, we need a new and comprehensive movement devoted to public engagement with economics (at 19:50).