Resource Reviews

Book Reviews

Nina Romo2021-04-16T12:53:12+01:00Friday, April 16, 2021|

The views expressed in reviews are those of the reviewers and are not necessarily endorsed or shared by the EBEA. [...]

Nina Romo2021-04-16T12:34:50+01:00Friday, April 16, 2021|

Helena Knapton begins our series of articles focused on new teacher development with a special focus on assessment. Special message [...]

Nina Romo2020-12-29T13:45:27+00:00Tuesday, December 29, 2020|

Finding well researched news and analysis for teaching business and economics topics can be difficult, not to say expensive. Andrew [...]

Nina Romo2020-12-29T13:35:33+00:00Tuesday, December 29, 2020|

Craig Brown of St Lawrence College, Ramsgate provides an independent review on behalf of the EBEA. Econland attempts to fill [...]

Nina Romo2020-12-29T13:33:24+00:00Tuesday, December 29, 2020|

Tim Rogmans introduces his macroeconomics simulation game and provides some advice on how to weave it into your pedagogy. An [...]

Gareth Taylor2021-02-05T14:44:41+00:00Thursday, December 17, 2020|

Lies, damned lies and… We all know the end of the quotation is ‘statistics’, but as both Spiegelhalter and Criado [...]

Gareth Taylor2020-12-17T15:52:21+00:00Thursday, December 17, 2020|

Innovation + Equality sets out to discover whether innovation requires inequality, or whether it causes inequality. As with most of [...]

Gareth Taylor2020-12-17T14:32:12+00:00Thursday, December 17, 2020|

Nancy Wall charts continuing attempts to ensure economics education has a wider vision of the real world Are you keeping [...]

Gareth Taylor2020-12-17T16:20:35+00:00Thursday, December 17, 2020|

Firefighting: The Financial Crisis and its Lessons, is so called because it brings together the main men who were [...]

Gareth Taylor2020-12-17T16:22:49+00:00Thursday, December 17, 2020|

Good Economics for Hard Times, by the husband and wife Nobel Prize winning authors Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, based [...]