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The pandemic is an opportunity to completely rethink the way we think about work. Listen to the latest UEA Politics podcast with Clare Precey, Prof Alan Finlayson, Dr Alex Williams and Dr Andrea Calef from UEA Economics

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The Future of Work in a Post-Pandemic World

Terrified by Truss? Baffled by Biden? We are here to help. British politician Michael Gove once said, "people have had enough of experts", but here at UEA we disagree. Give us 30 mins of your time just once a month and we'll help you understand the big issues facing the world today with a broader look politics, society and culture. Journalist Clare Precey and politics expert Alan Finlayson nterview experts from the University of East Anglia and beyond exploring issues such as Brexit, racism, war, gender, elections, climate, pandemics and much much more.

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