Green’s research focuses on employment, skills, worklessness, welfare and labour market issues, with a particular focus on regional and local aspects. She also works on geographical dimensions of social and demographic change, and has particular interests in spatial mobility – both migration and commuting.
City-REDI, University of Birmingham
Anne Green
Imperial College Business School
Richard Green
Richard Green is Professor of sustainable energy business at Imperial College Business School. An economist, he has been studying the economics and regulation of the electricity industry for over 30 years. He has worked on market power in electricity markets, on transmission pricing, and on the economics of decarbonisation, with a particular emphasis on how adding large amounts of renewable generation will change electricity markets and the prices set in them.
University College London
Francis Green
Francis Green is Emeritus Professor of Work and Education Economics in the Faculty of Education and Society at UCL. After graduating in Physics at Oxford University, he took his MSc in Economics at the London School of Economics, before writing his PhD thesis at Birkbeck College. The author of eleven books, and more than 150 papers, he has also worked as an expert advisor on skills and job quality for the UK government, the OECD and the European Union.
Imperial College London
Emile S Greenhalgh
Emile is Professor of Composite Materials in the Aeronautics Department and is Head of the Composite Centre at Imperial College London. He was worked in Composites since 1987, firstly at what is now QinetiQ (Farnborough) until moving into Academia in 2003. He has built considerable expertise in polymer composites, and has pioneered the development of structural power composites, which are mechanically load-bearing materials that have the capacity to store and deliver electrical energy.
University of Bath
Paul Gregg
Paul Gregg sits on the body that sets the Living Wage Commission for the Living Wage Foundation and is a Research Fellow at the Resolution Foundation. Paul was formally a member of the statutory Social Mobility Commission led Alan Milburn. Research interests include: Youth unemployment and Workless households, Intergenerational social mobility, Drivers of social disadvantage, Wage growth and job stability and Child poverty
University of Sheffield
Ian Gregory-Smith
Dr Gregory-Smith’s primary research interests concern the executive labour market and related issues associated with wages, gender, corporate governance, shareholder voting and productivity. He has published articles on the economics of sport (particularly cricket) trying to understand how strategic decisions are made. At Sheffield, he teaches Microeconomics and Industrial Organisation to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
