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8 Dec 2023: of the interaction between finance and the political system); and is attentive to the economics of finance, especially to finance’s mundane money-making. ... nnThere will be an associated symposium after the event at Trinity College – click here for

8 Nov 2023: Natural Resource Governance. In this symposium researchers will talk about the governance, policy, and economics of. ... Prof Andreas Kontoleon, Professor of Environmental Economics and Public Policy, Department of Land Economy.

8 Dec 2023: Two-day online workshop DESCRIPTION:This workshop aims to explore and untangle various configurations of three anthropological categories: kinship, ethics, and economics. ... The discussion will be amplified and guided by three “Impulse” Lectures

24 Aug 2023: It will be completed during your masters degree and the PhD first year. ... They will also be informed about their required coursework at the point of MRes admission.

5 Dec 2023: of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge. 21. 0. 0.02. 0.04. 0.06. ... losers will take place to compensate the latter. At the same time, mapping and.

12 Dec 2023: hydro-rich regions. EPRG Working Paper 2207. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2212. ... 1. Introduction Renewable electricity will be decisive for decarbonising electricity in non-nuclear countries.

11 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Griffith Business School, Griffith University.  Research Associate, Energy Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge. ... Conversely, adding a REZ will. Analysis suggests hosting capacity rather than refining dispatch

9 Jul 2023: RUSSIA’S LEGAL TRANSITIONS: MARXIST THEORY, NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS AND THE RULE OF LAW. ... parties will bargain their way to an efficient allocation which maximises their joint product.

15 Feb 2023: All in all, the College is truly flourishing and will continue to go from strength to strength. ... Fundraising for this project will be a priority for the next few years.

11 Dec 2023: This investment model of the ‘non-market facing’ VRE plant will no doubt continue. ... There is no reason to believe such policies will not be successful in the long run.