Why some professions are better at saving? Read in my new article - The Structures of Accumulation, Financial Identity and Saving: Exploring the Social Space of Professions journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…
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Karina Pavlisa
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Karina Pavlisa
@KPavlisa
Lecturer in International Business Management at University of Bristol Business School
Reading, UK Katılım Mart 2021
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Why saving depends on more than income? Please, read about the influence of professional environments on saving in my paper 'The Structures of Accumulation, Financial Identity and Saving: Exploring the Social Space of Professions' -journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…
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A new study I co-authored with Prof. Peter Scott is a story of postwar Britain’s domestic transformation. Wives’ earnings played a decisive role in bringing labor-saving appliances into the home—and transforming domestic life and women’s careers. academic.oup.com/ereh/article/d…
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@suzanne_antelme @KendrickSchool @UniofBath Thank you for these great news, @suzanne_antelme, and huge congratulations to Natalie!
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Well done to Natalie @KendrickSchool for achieving FOUR A*s in her A-levels across physics, maths, chemistry & German 👏 She’s secured a spot to study physics @UniofBath 🤩 #alevels2025
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Why fluent speakers of an official corporate #language may have unfair advantages in #multinational #teams: forbes.com/sites/iese/202…
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Very pleased to see my paper published in Sociology. Truly grateful to the @sociologyjnl Editor and the anonymous reviewers for constructive comments, as well as people who supported me through this work.
Sociology Journal@sociologyjnl
@KPavlisa’s new article provides conclusive evidence of maintained distinctions between the identities of business, technical and educational professionals through the expenditure-based structures of consumption. Read now below. doi.org/10.1177/003803…
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@KPavlisa’s new article provides conclusive evidence of maintained distinctions between the identities of business, technical and educational professionals through the expenditure-based structures of consumption.
Read now below.
doi.org/10.1177/003803…
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The Circular Agriculture Hub, developed by Drs @LucyPatriciaMcC and @Anne2108 Touboulic, aims to pair farmers with surplus produce to food banks and social supermarkets - reducing food waste and its lost value to farmers, whilst providing affordable food to local communities 👇
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Very pleased to have my paper "Structures of Consumption and Professional Identity" published in Sociology @sociologyjnl
Paper has implications for understanding career strategy, inequality and social and intersectoral mobility. Please see full paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…
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Congratulations @LuisBauluz for this very important work
Bottom line: the saving glut of the middle-aged rich has been much bigger than the dissaving of the old in recent decades. Certainly a major factor explaining rise in wealth-income ratios & drop in interest rates
World Inequality Lab | WID.world@WIL_inequality
"Wealth inequality within generations and across age groups is at its peak since World War II." In this new paper, @LuisBauluz & @TimothyAMeyer examine the life-cycle wealth accumulation in the US since 1960 📈 🇺🇸 Read more here▶️wid.world/news-article/t…
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Menopause has a PR problem.
This World Menopause Day, we’re sharing new research from Dr Tatiana Rowson looking into how menopause has been painted as a terminal illness within the UK’s mainstream press. (1/3)
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Pleased to have attended The British Academy ECR South West Summit in Bath. Wonderful brainstorming and networking opportunities. @BritishAcademy_ galleries.page.link/9K7Zs
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A fantastic event held by @bsaweel and valuable contributions to discussion by WEEL members. Happy to have attended and learned about new ideas, reflections. Thank you @JillTimms for organizing the session!
BSA Work, Employment and Economic Life Study Group@bsaweel
WEEL online event tomorrow 6 Oct 12noon. Still time to register. How are we teaching the sociology of work now? To be chaired by previous WEEL convenor @JillLTimms. Meet other WEEL members, get some ideas and share reflections on our challenges.
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Really excited and humbled to see our paper published among a range of excellent contributions in the recent issue of The Sociological Review
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Delighted to share that my article
Capitals, occupational fields and consumption preferences: An analysis of the British family expenditure survey (2009–2016) - Karina Pavlisa, Peter M. Scott, 2023 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…
is now available in hard format.
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How should a student cite and reference ChatGPT use? Is it ok for students to use AI to generate ideas?
All these questions & more are explored by Sam Bell @chandosmama, as she considers the impact of AI in accounting coursework assessments.
Read here 👉accountingcafe.org/2023/07/31/ai-…
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Excited to attend at AOM Stakeholder Theory Seminar 2023. Thankful to University of Virginia Darden School of Business @DardenMBA
and Ed Freeman @RE_Freeman for inviting me and insightful presentations of leading stakeholder theorists. Thank you @BristolUni_BSch for support.
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We're proud to announce that Dr Vanessa Beck (@vvab9) and collaborating colleagues have been awarded a grant of £975k from the @ESRC to study underemployment and the lived experience of underemployed workers.
Read the full story 👉 bit.ly/3yTudYN
#BristolUniBusiness
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