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18 Jul 2024: lecturer in applied industrial organisation at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, from 1994-1999. ... In the first half of 2003 Michael was a Visiting Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at MIT.

18 Jul 2024: Then I had the opportunity to serve as assistant to Special Rapporteur, Giorgio Gaja, at the International Law Commission in the summer of 2009, when the Commission completed the first reading ... Analogies of International Law’, which happens to be

7 Jun 2024: Stephanie graduated with First Class (Honours) in Economics from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Ghana. ... Through her MPhil studies, Stephanie aims to hone her skills in policy design and implementation to contribute to

17 Jul 2024: Tony first came up to Cambridge in 1949 as an undergraduate and then postgraduate at Peterhouse. ... After stints as a Fellow of Peterhouse, Lecturer in the Department of Geography at Cambridge, Professor of Population Studies at the London School of

18 Jul 2024: partnership with UNICEF and IOM, and taking place<b> </b>in January 2021. ... BEYOND BORDERS supports research about borders and boundaries in past and present times.

16 Jul 2024: With this final bump, the crew achieved the first-ever “Blades” in Lent Bumps for a Lucy men’s squad! ... Here’s what Michael Marshall, a first-year in Economics and new M1 rower, had to say about his first Bumps experience:.

17 Jul 2024: of digital health and therapeutics, particularly through the application of behavioural economics and IT in managing chronic diseases such as obesity and Type 2 Diabetes. ... its popular iPhone, iPad and other products, the VisionPro marks Apple’s

17 Jul 2024: first on a href="https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk"Cambridge Judge Business School/a./p! -- ... of Behavioural Economics & Policy highlights the imminent danger of disinformation in the upcoming 2024 elections around the world, while Alan Jagolinzer, Professor

18 Jul 2024: Search site. Faculty of Law. Felix Steffek awarded J M Keynes Fellowship in Financial Economics. ... This University Fellowship is funded by the J M Keynes Fellowship Fund and supports interdisciplinary research in the area of financial economics.

9 Jan 2009: The scholarships have been named in honour of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who graduated from Cambridge with a First in Economics in the late 1950s and who was awarded an Honorary ... we look forward to welcoming the first Manmohan Singh Undergraduate