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Westminster & the UK Government The Turing Scheme – “The Erasmus programme was launched in 1987 as an international education exchange with 11 participating member states, including the UK. It has enabled students to study in another European country – or… Read More ›
Are you a student at the University of Glasgow? Would you like the chance to win £500, among other prizes? Please consider entering The David Murray Book Collecting Prize! If you’re a keen collector, then we’d love to hear from… Read More ›
European Union Space Market. “This study provides an analysis of the European space market” including space economy, space data, the EU Space Programme, and the market size and structure of the European space industry. Study on freezing, confiscation and asset… Read More ›
Westminster & the UK Government Resettlement scheme for locally employed civilians in Afghanistan – “Following the withdrawal of British and coalition forces from Afghanistan there are ongoing fears for the safety of thousands of former locally employed Afghan civilians who assisted… Read More ›
European Union Central bank digital currencies: Evolution or revolution? “Payment systems are of vital importance for today’s economies and are the core activity of central banks. To adapt to recent trends – including the decline in cash usage, the surge… Read More ›
Westminster & the UK Government Research and Development funding policy – “Research and development (R&D) funding is defined as expenditure on research, mostly in science and technology, that results in new products, processes and understanding. It includes research undertaken by, and… Read More ›
Bloomsbury Fashion Central (Berg Fashion Library) is migrating to a new platform on 14th December 2021. The new platform will be easier to search, browse and navigate, with a range of enhanced functionality, including: A fully responsive and mobile-friendly interface… Read More ›
European Union Misuse of e-commerce for trade in counterfeits: “This study presents a quantitative review of the abuse of e-commerce to facilitate trade in counterfeits. In recent years, e-commerce has been expanding rapidly as consumers have become increasingly confident in… Read More ›
The Maps, Official Publications and Statistics Unit can help you with your research on climate and the environment. We hold current and historical maps, statistical data, and official publications from Scotland, the UK, the EU, and internationally. Water Rainfall Rainfall… Read More ›
Today is budget day, where the Chancellor informs the country of the current state of finances and any proposed changes to taxation. Find out more about the Budget. All Budget Reports are published as Official Publications and are available from… Read More ›
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