Tom Mills

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

I am open to supervising PhD students with an interest in elites, upper classes, corporate influence, action and harms, media and communications, think tanks, neoliberalism and conservatism.

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2023
Executive Summary. Who Won? Who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business.
Fooks, G. J., Mullan, K., Willmott, J., Yates, D. & Mills, T., 20 Apr 2023, 13 p. Birmingham : Aston University.
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Who Gained, who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business
Fooks, G. J., Mullan, K., Willmott, J., Yates, D., Mills, T. & Davis, M., 19 Apr 2023, 212 p. Aston University.
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Who Won? Who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business. Aston Centre for Health and Society Policy Brief.
Fooks, G. J., Mullan, K., Yates, D., Mills, T. & Willmott, J., 20 Apr 2023, 15 p. Birmingham : Aston University.
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Executive Summary. Who Won? Who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business.

Who Gained, who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business

Who Won? Who Lost? The Distributional Impact of COVID-19 Government Support for Business. Aston Centre for Health and Society Policy Brief.