Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654 ..
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Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654
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I'm not sure about his history. But the point is clear....
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1. Constructive peer review
2. Adversarial peer review
I'm looking at this mostly from a psychology/methodology perspective (but wonder what other fields experience)
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I listened to it in the pub waiting for some friends who were late, with a pint of Guinness and a packet of crisps, and was grumpy when they turned up before it finished.
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These declines are expected to be fastest in Scotland (8%), Wales (10%) and Northern Ireland (15%).
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Paul Gascoigne vs the entire Pescara defence.
A genius at work.
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The Europe stuff shouldn't be a shock given the Munich speech and the long history of complaints.
9. Biotechnology, AI and quantum get a shout out but not much detail (legacy Round Robin strategy making)
The shift in focus from Europe to Asia isn't new. So again I'm surprised by the surprise. It's a simple economic reality. Why is the US treating us ...
Ireland and Britain get a shout out - the day after Russia tried to bring down a plane in Irish airspace... hummmm.
4. Russia is much less prominent... no idea why.
5. China is China.
There is also an old school Republican view in their reflecting a v common belief that globalisation and trade hasn't benefited everyone.
But there isn't the next bit of "these are the small number of things that will deliver or aims and here is how they work together"...
1. The preamble about strategy and what a strategy is, looks new. Content is very similar to normal Washington critiques of excessive involvement, realism about national interests etc. But the language is kinda different. ...