Reflections on the election

Academics from Henley Business School including Professor Adrian Bell and Dr Miriam Marra share their thoughts on the recent General Election.

Read full piece

With the Conservative party securing its biggest majority since the 1980s in the General Election 2019, what does this now mean and what will happen next?

Professor Adrian Bell said: 'Historians can draw on the 1980s when thinking about what follows'.

Dr Miriam Marra said: 'Market stability will depend on further negotiations and deals'.

Read the full piece here to find out more about their views and the views of other Henley Business School academics.

Next Steps

Read full piece

Professor Adrian Bell

Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research (Prosperity and Resilience)

Dr Miriam Marra

Associate Professor of Finance, ICMA Centre

Published	16 December 2019
Topics: Business News

How humans have reacted to pandemics through history – a visual guide

29 April 2020

Coronavirus isn’t the first pandemic our kind has had to face. This article has a look into how previous generations dealt with diseases such as the Plague and Spanish Flu all the way back to the 14th century.

Business News

School Outreach Brexit Sessions Lead to Henley Award Win at BETT Conference 2017

27 January 2017

Henley Business School has won the JISC VC Partnership Award for work with schools and other universities through videoconferencing, presented at the BETT Conference on 25 January 2017.

Head of ICMA Centre wins award

17 July 2019

Dr Carol Padgett has won the 2019 University Teaching Fellowship scheme. Hosted by the Centre for Quality Support and Development, the award recognises staff who demonstrate individual excellence in teaching and support of student learning.

Press releases