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6 Jun 2024: In The sociology of risk and gambling reader (ed.) J.F. Cosgrave, 211-4. ... 2006 [1911]. The adventurer: 1911. In The sociology of risk and gambling reader (ed.) J.F.

7 Jun 2024: Submitted by Administrator on Mon, 03/06/2013 - 11:18. Several members of the Lab for Affect, Risk and Gambling Experiments (LARGE) attended the 15th International Conference on Gambling and ... Luke Clark gave a presentation in a symposium on 'the

7 Jun 2024: At the same meeting, two other members of the Laboratory for Affect, Risk, and Gambling Experiments (LARGE), which Dr Clark co-directs, will present: Steve Sharman will give a talk on ... Gambling and homelessness', and Dr Eve Limbrick Oldfield will

6 Jun 2024: child-focused’ research that takes children’s perspectives on their role and position seriously. ... themselves, most notably to ‘intensify their speech and control others’ (Paugh 2012: 19).

7 Jun 2024: Luke, who has been a member of the Department since 2007, is a Senior Lecturer and co-directs the Lab for Affect, Risk and Gambling Experiments. ... He is a renowned expert on problem gambling and addiction. His research as a cognitive neuroscientist has

6 Jun 2024: Evolutionary approaches focus on the function of sharing to create a social resource buffer for lean times, as a risk-reducing strategy (Ichikawa 2005), and on its ‘costly signalling’ function, ... Allocations and (re-)distributions of foraged foods,

6 Jun 2024: 15:30:00 0000 News Research centre news Cambridge Centre for Finance (CCFin) financial markets financial risk gambling risk Xinyu Hou https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=167902 pIn the ... Gambling for ripoff, which means taking a very big risk, benefiting the

6 Jun 2024: Stigler, and Karl Popper (Harvey 2007, Coleman 2013, Mirowski & Plehwe 2015, Slobodian 2018). ... moral value attached to speculation, gambling, and risk, and with it comes a sense that inordinate sums of wealth can be accumulated without effort.

6 Jun 2024: 15:30:00 0000 News Research centre news Cambridge Centre for Finance (CCFin) financial markets financial risk gambling risk Xinyu Hou https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=167902 pIn the ... Gambling for ripoff, which means taking a very big risk, benefiting the

6 Jun 2024: managers of early-childhood disruption in the form of death or divorce of parents./p pThe paper found that fund managers who experienced such disruption take lower risk and are more ... We found a connection to risk-taking in CEOs decades later, but

6 Jun 2024: moral value attached to speculation, gambling, and risk, and with it comes a sense that inordinate sums of wealth can be accumulated without effort. ... and governmentality to examine the effects of neoliberal reform on the labour market.

6 Jun 2024: 2022 15:30:00 0000 News Research centre news Cambridge Centre for Finance (CCFin) financial markets financial risk gambling risk Xinyu Hou https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=167902 pIn ... Gambling for ripoff, which means taking a very big risk, benefiting the

6 Jun 2024: 15:30:00 0000 News Research centre news Cambridge Centre for Finance (CCFin) financial markets financial risk gambling risk Xinyu Hou https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=167902 pIn the ... Gambling for ripoff, which means taking a very big risk, benefiting the

6 Jun 2024: men’s risk-taking was not sufficiently counterbalancedby any order. ... and the slave’ set out in the <i>Phenomenology of spirit</i> (1977).

7 Jun 2024: Gambling, or in another word risk-taking, certainly made a difference – it saved the owners and avoided bankruptcy costs with some probability. ... Gambling for ripoff, which means taking a very big risk, benefiting the owners at the expense of the

6 Jun 2024: i>The government of emergency: Vital systems, expertise and the politics of security. ... London: Routledge.</p> <p>Higgins, Rylan, Emily Martin and Maria D. Vesperi. 2020.

6 Jun 2024: This something cannot be a material entity, as such entities perish and transform. ... Bundled together, these steady, risk-managed payment streams become assets for transactions by larger financial entities such as banks, pension funds, and

6 Jun 2024: Mortgage repossessions incited a variety of responses among at-risk homeowners, from defaulting to debt refusal and critiques of predatory lenders that reformulated what borrowers owed them (Stout 2019; Sabaté 2016). ... high-interest, high-risk)

6 Jun 2024: Mortgage repossessions incited a variety of responses among at-risk homeowners, from defaulting to debt refusal and critiques of predatory lenders that reformulated what borrowers owed them (Stout 2019; Sabaté 2016). ... high-interest, high-risk)

4 Jun 2024: will be working as an independent, digital humanities researcher and blogging about the project. ... However, more data is still needed to confirm their efficacy and cost-effectiveness.