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1 Jun 2004: He was one of the first economists to consider the role of natural resources in providing essential ecological services and his book, ‘The control of resources’, became a milestone in the ... In the 1970s he developed the first interactive 2-D model

18 Jul 2024: 1977: Magdalen College, Oxford University, Honours B.A. in Philosophy, Politics & Economics with First Class Honours; Marshall Scholar; Magdalen College Underhill Exhibitioner; President, Magdalen College Middle Common Room. ... Francisco 7th Annual

he left Cambridge and took up the post of Lecturer at the London School of Economics where he stayed for a year. ... It was during this period at the London School of Economics that he produced the first edition of his seminal Historical Foundations of

was cited when he was awarded a share of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Economics. ... Appalled by the intractable problem of high unemployment in interwar Britain, he switched to Economics (then a very new subject in Oxford), and graduated in 1930 with a First

College position(s). Fellow, Director of Studies. Subject. Economics. Specialising in. Frank Wilkinson Official Fellow. ... Though my undergraduate degree was in Economics, my PhD was more philosophical than economic.

17 Jul 2024: Susan Thomas-Dibden (1980) was among the College's first intake of postgraduates, and the first female MPhil in Economics. ... She is a former director at Merrill Lynch. There is now a College Prize in Economics named after Susan.

18 Jul 2024: of Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking and Contemporary Chattelage with the requirements of neo-liberal 'just in time' economics in our own times. ... Caroline prosecuted the first case of modern slavery in the UK, ( R-v- SK) and was subsequently involved

18 Jul 2024: 1906. In 1909 J.M. Keynes became the first formally appointed Librarian of the collection, thereafter known as the Departmental Library of Economics. ... The two collections were merged and re-named the "Marshall Library of Economics" in his memory.

25 Jun 2024: You are here:. Philip P. Turner Prize in Economics established at Churchill College. ... Sadly, Philip died in January 2024. He was an undergraduate at Churchill and earned a First in economics in 1973, and was awarded the Wrenbury prize.

19 Jul 2024: of Behavioural Economics & Policy highlights the imminent danger of disinformation in the upcoming 2024 elections around the world, while Alan Jagolinzer, Professor of Financial Accounting who organised the inaugural Cambridge Disinformation