De/Re-Industrialisation: Legacies, Challenges and Future Prospects

Queen's University Belfast

A panel of leading economists, historians & industry representatives will examine the causes and consequences of deindustrialization.

Understanding why regions around the world are experiencing deindustrialisation and the negative impact these processes have had on economies, societies, and political systems, have become increasingly pressing questions. In this LRI briefing hosted by the Chief Executives&#x27; Club at Queen&#x27;s, Dr Michael Aldous will chair the panel to discuss how long run perspectives help to think about possibilities for reindustrialization, and the implications these trends have for today’s corporate decision makers and policy makers. Chair – Michael Aldous, Senior Lecturer in Management, Queen’s University BelfastSpeaker – Judy Stephenson, Associate Professor in Economics and Finance of the Built Environment, University College LondonSpeaker – Graham Brownlow, Senior Lecturer in Economics, Queen’s University BelfastSpeaker – Tirthankar Roy, Professor in Economic History, London School of Economics and Political ScienceSpeaker – Rose Mary Stalker, Chair of Invest Northern Ireland

The Long Run InitiativeThe Long Run Initiative (LRI) is a forum for academic experts, business leaders &amp; public policymakers. It provides insights from the analysis of long-run experiences and trends to provide context and deepen understanding of the grand challenges facing businesses and government. LRI analysis focuses on where we have been, where we are now, and where we are going.We believe that by understanding the past, we can better appreciate the forces that have created the present and how they will shape the trajectory of future of businesses, economies and societies.Through the organisation of short, high-impact roundtable events, the LRI creates a dialogue to exchange knowledge and stimulate ideas, giving participants the opportunity to reflect on and discuss parallels from the past, and consider how these lessons apply to their own organizations.

The Chief Executives' Club at Queen'sThe Chief Executives' Club (CEC) at Queen's is a high-level business forum in Northern Ireland that supports valuable business networking, showcases leadership, and helps to establish and strengthen links between higher education and the Northern Ireland business community.The CEC host a calendar of events throughout the course of the academic year, providing outstanding opportunities for business and public sector leaders in Northern Ireland and beyond to gain insight from keynote speakers of international regard and help promote enterprise and innovation across the region and the island of Ireland.

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