Politics

Our new research shows individual banking executives with connections to the US Treasury made unusually large gains during and after the 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program

Professor Richard Green, Professor of Sustainable Energy Business and Head of the Department of Management, discusses building a bigger transmission network across Europe

PhD student Tamar Gomez has been analysing US war logs and digital maps to understand the surprising effects of road building in war-torn Iraq on levels of violence against civilians in the years 2003 to 2016

A carbon tax could both help pay for the enormous costs of the pandemic and encourage “clean” investment. Crucially, it should be levied in a few years’ time, when the UK economy has begun to recover

Investment in new road infrastructure is abundant, but the economic benefits remain undefined

If Brexit leads to a withdrawal from the European Union’s internal energy market, the UK’s unwillingness to cooperate with its neighbours will come at a very high price

Imperial College Business School researchers have identified key characteristics by which to spot fake news and the accounts that share it