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Yang Hu is Professor of Global Sociology at the Department of Sociology at Lancaster University, UK. Yang’s research focuses on intersectional inequalities in work-family life in a global context. His research contributes to advancing work-family and social equality, as well as our understanding of how macro socio-economic, political and institutional developments and cultural changes (re)configure everyday work, family and intimate lives.
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Nur Hafizah Mohammad Ismail is a senior lecturer at the School of Economics, Finance, and Banking at Universiti Utara Malaysia. She obtained her Diploma in Banking and Bachelor's degree in Business Administration (Hons) Finance from the Universiti Teknologi MARA and her Ph.D. degree in Industrial and Development Economics from Universiti Utara Malaysia. Her research interest is in Financial Economics. She has been involved with various research and consultation projects, awarded by multiple agencies and ministries. She also has published a few journals, newspaper articles, and bulletins.
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Tony Loughland is an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of School (Research) in the School of Education at the University of New South Wales. Tony is an experienced educator who likes to think that theory should be the plaything of practice. Tony is currently leading projects on mentoring conversations on professional experience, the role of job demands and resources on the job intentions of graduate teachers and professional growth cultures in schools.
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Dr Mukarrum Ahmed is Lecturer in Business Law at the University of Lancaster and a barrister of Lincoln's Inn. He read law at the Universities of London and Aberdeen. Dr Ahmed is a recognised expert and the author of books on private international law and international commercial law. He approaches the law from theoretical, pragmatic and comparative perspectives. Recurrent themes in his work include the post-Brexit development of private international law, party autonomy, methodological pluralism and the global governance function of private international law.