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Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
Women's Land and Property Rights
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WARWICKECONSOC
EST. 1989
ASSUMPTIONS
Assumptions is the official magazine, blog, and podcast of Warwick Economics Society - a platform for student-led insight on economics, finance, and global affairs.
With fresh articles from our Junior Editors, in-depth online magazine issues, and engaging podcasts covering everything from academic themes to lighter topics - there’s something for everyone.
Check out our latest articles and podcasts - where student voices meet real-world ideas.
FEATURED EDITIONS
Winter 2025 Edition
| Our Assumptions Editors
The Winter 2025 edition of Assumptions explores how power and strategy shape the global economy, from AI and pharmaceuticals to energy and finance. Through global case studies - from OpenAI and Novo Nordisk to Saudi Aramco and BHP - we unpack how firms turn competitive advantage into influence and reshape global markets.
12 December 2025
Spring 2025 Edition
| Our Assumptions Editors
The Spring 2025 edition of Assumptions explores the shifting global economic landscape in an era of uncertainty and transformation. In their latest contributions, our Junior Editors examine how economies across the world are responding to political shocks, structural change, and the pressures of a rapidly evolving global order.
23 May 2025
2024 Year Review
| Our Assumptions Editors
2024: A Year in Review. From political and geopolitical shifts, to the financial impact of milestones like the Paris Olympics and the record-breaking Eras Tour, this edition reflects on the events that shaped global markets, public sentiment, and economic priorities over the past year.
24 January 2025
ASSUMPTIONS PODCAST
Assumptions is Warwick EconSoc’s podcast, tackling bold ideas and questioning the assumptions behind today’s biggest economic and social issues - with student voices and guest insights.
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ASSUMPTIONS 2025/26 TEAM
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Ryan Gonsai, Assumptions Frep
"The first term of being a JE has been an amazing experience both academically and socially. The privilege to write about a topic I am intrigued by for the university economics magazine has helped develop both my analytical judgement and editorial skills. Speaking on the ‘Assumptions Podcast’ was a unique opportunity and has been the academic highlight of my time at university. Being the largest division, there is a real sense of community which we have built through division dinners and other team socials. I would definitely recommend this position to anyone who wants to broaden their economic horizons or just meet new people!"
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Amelia Lewis, Assumptions Frep
"Taking on the role of Junior Editor has been such a learning experience for me. It has allowed me to meet new people, try new things, and explore topics I otherwise wouldn't get to discuss as someone who doesn't study Economics. Having my work published in the magazine is such a rewarding experience, and being a part of the podcast is such a unique and fun
opportunity. Having the freedom to research and share my knowledge about a topic I'm interested in, such as my recent article about the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, is so fulfilling and has helped me build confidence in my writing and research skills. "
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Mani Vijay, Assumptions Frep
“Being a Junior Editor has been an extremely fulfilling opportunity thus far. Having the chance to delve deeper into the varying depths of economics has enabled me to continue to learn and develop my critical thinking, whilst also refining my research and writing skills. The role has allowed me to express my views in a much more coherent and well-structured manner. Working as part of the Assumptions team has been exceedingly enjoyable - the team fosters a collaborative and supportive environment with a real feel-good factor, contributing to high quality output and a genuinely enjoyable experience.”