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Business professionals, whether in executive, advisory or non-executive roles, and their investors want to work ethically in markets with understanding and confidence.

CEME offers resources based on our rigorous research in enterprise, markets and ethics and events alongside a supportive network.


Publications & Research

Markets and the Environment

Markets and the Environment

Markets and the Environment shows how economics and 20th century policy history can inform our understanding of and response to contemporary environmental challenges.
Is The Non-executive Director worth saving

Is the Non-Executive Director Worth Saving?

The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics (CEME) is pleased to announce the publication of a report on the topic of non-executive directors. Is the Non-Executive Director Worth Saving? Richard Turnbull PDF  Web-Reader: Summary Is the non-executive director (NED) an...

Blog Posts

Neil Jordan – The AI Job Interview

It has been reported that Ribbon AI, a Canadian company, is offering employers a new form of screening interview conducted by artificial intelligence. With a view to helping organisations hire staff more quickly and job-seekers find work sooner by cutting...

Events

CEME Event: ‘Ethical Challenges in the Age of AI’ November 2025

The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics was pleased to hold an event on 13 November 2025   Ethical Challenges in the Age of AI       The event was chaired by Andrei Rogobete.   Our guest speakers were: Revd Dr Simon Cross Bishop of Oxford’s Office and the Church of England’s specialist on...

CEME Event: ‘Is the Non-executive Director worth saving?’ December 2024

The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics (CEME) was pleased to host a roundtable event on the topic of non-executive directors. The full report is available to download here. The role of the non-executive director is essential to the proper functioning of corporate governance. The expectations on directors have been tested by corporate scandal. What are...

Book Reviews

Goodbye Globalization

‘Goodbye Globalization’ by Elisabeth Braw

Matthew Lynn reviews a sharp, accessible and well-researched volume that argues that the globalization project that dominated from the fall of the Berlin Wall until roughly the mid-2010s is already dead and must be replaced with an alternative.