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10 Oct 2011: They pose a warning for hard-hit European countries like Spain, Ireland and Portugal.”. ... Cases of HIV from injection drug use rose 10-fold during 2010 and account for half the rise in HIV.

11 Nov 2011: A new, constructive approach to the role for unions in the 21st century is emerging. ... It’s much more difficult for unions to maintain a strong presence in the workplace today than in previous eras,” Wright said.

7 Mar 2014: The images and information gathered from both projects will provide the foundation for the Digital Layers portal. ... Successful organisations use this money to improve their collections for the benefit of their audiences, improving enjoyment,

17 Apr 2007: Researchers at the University's Faculty of Economics, who are unveiling the first stage of their findings on the subject, say the slump in public contentment could be due to flagging ... The averages leave Britain ranking 9th for happiness in the table

5 Jul 2006: These remarkable people in turn represent other worlds the human intellect often takes us to: through the disciplines of theology, economics, education, literature, mathematics, science, and engineering. ... Please read our email privacy notice for

8 Nov 2012: th. century. His work revolutionized the theory and practice of modern economics and it has had a profound impact on the way economics is taught and written, and on economic policy ... His ideas are the basis for the school of thought known as

29 Mar 2012: The reasons for economic collapse and skyrocketing poverty in Eastern Europe, however, have never been fully understood. ... time the idea that implementing mass privatisation was linked to worsening economic outcomes, both for individual firms, and

17 Feb 2012: We will have a chance to find out what their different visions for the world’s future are. ... The event is also co-sponsored by Cambridge University Press. It begins on 24 February and will bring together figures from the worlds of public policy,

1 Apr 2009: What are young people’s aspirations for gender equality? How do families trade off conflicts between time and money? ... What steps have corporations taken to support equity goals? In Cambridge, Professor Simon Deakin, Programme Director in the Centre

1 May 2010: Daleks’, made from an aluminium bolt and two sewing needles, provided one means of safely applying adjustable levels of pressure on manuscript leaves, to lay them flat for photography. ... Project researchers, including Drs Christopher Burlinson, Angus

29 Jun 2011: James and John Johnstone, also members of parliament for a short time, become opponents of slavery. ... Professor Emma Rothschild is Director of the Joint Centre for History and Economics, a Fellow of Magdalene College, and Honorary Professor of History

3 Dec 2008: The study was based on interviews with Muslim students at Cambridge University, the London School of Economics and the University of Bradford. ... More than half described themselves as British, and 91% either as British or "British-hyphenated" - for

9 Nov 2013: Jesper Jespersen. Professor Jesper Jespersen, an economics expert and visiting overseas fellow at Churchill College, will use his lecture ‘A European Nightmare: How could the economists be so wrong on the ... Instead of trusting mathematical models

13 Apr 2011: The new display and website show the different lifestyles of bivalve molluscs, but also presents information for a general audience on conservation issues. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

15 May 2014: And indeed, there are nine ‘schools’ of economics (and that’s only counting the major ones), including three varieties for free-market economics alone (Classical, Neoclassical, and Austrian). ... It is not necessary – or even possible – for

10 May 2011: It is not surprising that debt is a hot topic for economists today. ... Controversially, he will argue that contemporary economics is utopian, as it attempts to ignore or wipe away these inevitable moral aspects.

4 Nov 2010: about the future of this iconic individual, who has helped Shepreth Wildlife Park raise more than £20,000 for wild tiger conservation projects. ... to avoid the need for her to be anaesthetised again just to take the stitches out.

7 Jul 2010: The "wealthier is healthier" theory has been a guiding formula for both individual health ministries and many of the global financial bodies that support international development for almost 15 years. ... The current economic crisis has led to great

10 Oct 2016: Professor Hart is currently the Andrew E. Furer Professor of Economics at Harvard University. ... Image. Oliver Hart and the Faculty of Economics at Cambridge. Credit:Search research.

19 Mar 2012: In a world where shareholders rule, the pressure on managers to satisfy the thirst for leverage and profit is tremendous. ... In the 1980s, the City of London pushed for the deregulation of the financial system.

17 Oct 2013: by way of everything from history, economics, law and sociology to try and address these critical questions so often brushed over by Western politicians. ... For further information, please contact Renad Mansour onThis work is licensed under a Creative

6 May 2015: In academic terms, search is a form of sequential decision making for which there is an optimal stopping point. ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 06 May 2015.

21 May 2018: Hunting for specific traits can place selective pressure on certain species, resulting in a negative evolutionary response. ... The Alpine ibex is a species that was formerly extinct and is now regarded as a major success story for Swiss conservation.

3 Nov 2012: The panel, chaired by Chris Giles, Economics Editor of the Financial Times, will include the University’s own Dr Gemma Burgess, Senior Research Associate in the Department of Land Economy. ... quality. “That has a much bigger effect than blaming

14 Mar 2013: A universal bankruptcy was expected, and the stoppage of every banker looked for. ... Every countenance appeared clouded, occasioned either by real distress, or by what they feared for their friends.

14 Sep 2015: one,” said co-author Dr Ferninand Rauch from Oxford’s Department of Economics. ... In economics, this is known as the Porter hypothesis. “For the small fraction of commuters who found a better route, when multiplied over a longer period of time,

4 Jul 2012: SPRI is a fitting home for this photographic archive and one which will ensure that the material is available to scholars and scientists for the foreseeable future. ... Thanks to a previous HLF award, the original 1,700 glass-plate negatives of Herbert

28 Jun 2018: She also argues for proper development strategies for all regions of the UK – as well as investment in education. ... A study by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills in 2015 found that migrant workers brought benefits to UK employers that

10 Jun 2014: Michael Bravo. For centuries, indigenous peoples in the Arctic navigated the land, sea, and ice, using knowledge of trails that was passed down through the generations. ... public as an interactive atlas – bringing together hundreds of years of accrued

14 Jun 2007: Simon, who has an MA in Economics from the University of Cambridge, surprised viewers by beating confident Kristina Grimes, 36, after the two went head-to-head to design an ... I'm ecstatic, really.". Dr Nigel Knight, Director of Studies in Economics at

13 Aug 2020: More research is needed on how to set up our society so that the self-interested default decision is the best one for the climate. ... More research is needed on how to set up our society so that the self-interested default decision is the best one for

24 Nov 2016: Michael White, Director, Real Estate Economics and Investment Research Group, Nottingham Trent University. ... Geraint Johnes, Professor of Economics,Professor of Education, Jesus College,Professor of Industry,Honorary Professor of Transport

20 Jun 2018: These are not scalable businesses that will, for example, help get Africa on the digital economy bandwagon. ... For those with a family background in it, self-employment does appear to be less risky.

20 Jun 2011: In particular, he makes reference to the arts as a means of exploring identity and meeting the human need for self-expression. ... readership. Widely credited for the development of a people-based approach to economics that took the discipline in a new

4 Jul 2017: A man of diverse scientific interests, Mahalanobis combined statistics with other emerging disciplines, including anthropology, physics and economics, to develop novel approaches for estimating population distribution, crop yields and household

9 Mar 2015: Economics and Queens’ College at the University of Cambridge. ... Not cooperating by not contributing, however, is costless. The best possible outcome for the group is for everyone to contribute.

13 Jul 2021: Dr Victoria Bateman says that her research for the Royal Economics Society (RES) found signs of “stagnation and retreat” in the closing of gender gaps across the study of economics – with ... Bateman says she hopes the new report will serve as a

6 Nov 2012: The project will run for three years under the leadership of Professor Caroline Humphrey, a renowned expert on the region. ... The volume is available in hardback, paperback and e-book. It can also be read for free on the publisher’s website, at.

21 Mar 2011: the Faculty of Economics encompasses trade and industrial policy issues, foreign investment and intellectual policy rights, corporate governance and the stock market. ... For more information, please contact Dr Ha-Joon Chang (hjc1001@cam.ac.uk) at the

1 Jul 2015: Next in the Cambridge Animal Alphabet: F is for a creature that looks nothing like humans. ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 01 Jul 2015.

21 Apr 2020: of employment,” said Dr Christopher Rauh, a report author from the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Economics. ... published as a working paper through the University of Cambridge Institute for New Economic Thinking:.

18 Nov 2019: Search. Search. Saving ‘Half-Earth’ for nature would affect over a billion people. ... Among the most prominent is sparing 50% of the Earth’s surface for nature.

21 Feb 2014: The Greek government introduced new charges for visits to outpatient clinics and higher costs for medicines. ... For more information about this story contact Alexandra Buxton, Office of Communications, University of Cambridge, amb206@admin.cam.ac.uk

9 Jan 2007: Every year Fitzwilliam sends a small group of students to the Daiichi University of Economics in Fukuoka, on Japan's southernmost main island, where they spend a year studying the ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. Places.

4 Apr 2017: Graham Gudgin is currently Research Associate at Cambridge's Centre For Business Research and part-time Senior Economic Advisor with Oxford Economics. ... He served as the Member of Parliament for Cambridge between 2005 and 2010.

22 Apr 2016: Inequality is another good indicator for gambling, both statistically and on the ground. ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 22 Apr 2016.

3 Oct 2012: Search. Search. Unlocking the agricultural economics of the 19th century. Research. ... Unlocking the agricultural economics of the 19th century..

14 Oct 2015: A seemingly straightforward question, ‘How many diseased animals are there in the area?’ for example, could be interpreted very differently by different people. ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 14 Oct 2015.

3 Apr 2020: workers and those at the bottom of the income distribution hit hardest,” said Dr Christopher Rauh from the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Economics, who led the research. ... Listen to Dr Chris Rauh and Dr Meredith Crowley from the Faculty of

29 Aug 2017: How, for example, does Clare look and watch, and how does he translate what he observes into words? ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 29 Aug 2017.