Hong Kong Baptist
University, Dean &
Chair Professor in Management
Ed Snape, BA Durham, MSc Econ Wales, PhD Durham, Chartered MCIPD, is formerly Professor in Management at Durham University, and also previously worked at Strathclyde University, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Bradford University.
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Archives to Action: Historical Evidence for Policy Reform
Virtual Workshop
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Viruses of Microbes-UK (VoM-UK) Conference 2026
Northumbria University
Holocaust Memorial Day 2026 - Bridging Generations: Generational Voices and Silences
The Great Hall
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Commercialising SHAPE Innovations and Impact
Northumbria University
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