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12 Jun 2023: It applies particularly the disciplines of Economics and law for the analysis of the governance of the environment and land use. ... The Department centres this analysis primarily around law and economics, using fundamental tools from both disciplines

28 Jun 2024: The Kessler Collection of Artists’ Books was donated to the Wren Library by the late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics and Law at Trinity in the 1950s. ... He amassed an outstanding library of over 7500 volumes, mostly on the subject of economics

15 Jun 2023: Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology. Classics. Computer Science. Design. Economics. Engineering. English. ... Human, Social and Political Sciences. Land Economy - Environment, Law & Economics.

29 Sep 2023: research on Europe, including in the fields of Law, History, Economics, Politics or International Relations. ... LLM, with an intended focus on European law; or an MPhil with a significant focus related to Europe, offered by the Faculty of History, the

27 Jan 2021: AMR, realising links with the physical sciences and mathematics that are becoming increasingly important, and beyond into economics, sociology, law and ethics. ... The students at St Mary’s College really engaged well with the issue of AMR and its

6 May 2021: Human, Social and Political Sciences. Land Economy - Environment, Law & Economics. ... Law. Linguistics. Mathematics. Medical Sciences. Modern & Medieval Languages. Music. Natural Sciences.

7 Mar 2022: fits together and how the law relates to other subjects, such as politics, economics, history, criminology and philosophy. ... and judge, and Professor Graham Virgo, Professor of English Private Law and Pro-Vice Chancellor for Education in the University.

13 May 2021: Anna’s primary research interests are corporate governance, comparative company law, law and economics, mergers and acquisitions and employment law. ... obtain and prepare for their court hearings. I also joined the Yale Journal of Law and Humanities

18 Oct 2023: You will need to have registered by 15 September for Law, and by 29 September for Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, Medicine and Natural Sciences. ... LAND ECONOMY. • You will have interviews with our

8 Dec 2022: Francophone studies, at the intersection of the history of philosophy, anthropology and aesthetics. ... The late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics and Law at Trinity in the 1950s, bought and donated many of the books in recent years.

12 Oct 2021: After beginning her career in science, Dame Sarah switched her interests to law and progressed to senior lecturer, reader and Professor of Law and Pro-Director at London School of Economics ... Director. Dame Sarah was elected Fellow of Trinity in 2011.

24 Jan 2021: to pay such fees, dues and charges as the University or College may lawfully determine. ... Group 1. Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic; Archaeology and Anthropology; Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Classics; Economics; Education; English; History; History

16 May 2018: The books displayed in the new exhibition are part of the Kessler Collection of Artists’ Books, which were donated to the Wren Library by the late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics ... and Law at Trinity in the 1950s.

21 Nov 2019: background assumptions, develop critical standards, and better appreciate relationships between law and society, law and culture, and law and language. ... But its real value stemmed from the wealth and diversity of readings covered, inter alia, on law

24 Jan 2021: to pay such fees, dues and charges as the University or College may lawfully determine. ... Group 1. Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic; Archaeology and Anthropology; Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Classics; Economics; Education; English; History; History

22 Oct 2008: For over fourhundred years there was a presumption in law that charities foreducational purposes or for the relief of poverty were in the publicinterest. ... changes in the law of charities have removed the age-oldpresumption, and now we must show that

5 Jan 2012: of the Law Reading Room, wearing an overcoat and gloves. No double glazing. ... and Dick Helmholz. But it was the interrelationship of law and economics.

22 Sep 2009: There I spent two very. comfortable years, supervising in International Law, Constitutional Law, and the. ... This combination. is even now impracticable in terms of the ordinary English law and of appearances in.

14 Dec 2018: Eventually, picking up a phrase in the 1926 Statutes, and guided by our late and much-lamented law Fellow Tony Weir, we arrived at a single aim, namely:. ... I would now like to turn to Sir Peter Bottomley (1963, Economics), who is here with his wife

11 Dec 2019: I would now like to welcome Mr Simon Keswick (1961, Economics and Law) and his wife Emma. ... Davies (1999, Theological and Religious Studies), here with husband Rhys (1997, Law), and who was Founder and Chair of Trinity Women’s Network, which organizes

1 Dec 2016: Part of my day job is to be Professor of EU law and I have been given funding to research a project entitled ‘Honeypot Britain?’. ... Graham came up to Trinity in 1974 to read economics, developed an early expertise in options trading and has made a

22 Sep 2009: There I spent two very. comfortable years, supervising in International Law, Constitutional Law, and the. ... This combination. is even now impracticable in terms of the ordinary English law and of appearances in.

5 Jan 2012: of the Law Reading Room, wearing an overcoat and gloves. No double glazing. ... and Dick Helmholz. But it was the interrelationship of law and economics.

22 Oct 2008: For over fourhundred years there was a presumption in law that charities foreducational purposes or for the relief of poverty were in the publicinterest. ... changes in the law of charities have removed the age-oldpresumption, and now we must show that

14 Dec 2018: Eventually, picking up a phrase in the 1926 Statutes, and guided by our late and much-lamented law Fellow Tony Weir, we arrived at a single aim, namely:. ... I would now like to turn to Sir Peter Bottomley (1963, Economics), who is here with his wife

11 Dec 2019: I would now like to welcome Mr Simon Keswick (1961, Economics and Law) and his wife Emma. ... Davies (1999, Theological and Religious Studies), here with husband Rhys (1997, Law), and who was Founder and Chair of Trinity Women’s Network, which organizes

1 Dec 2016: Part of my day job is to be Professor of EU law and I have been given funding to research a project entitled ‘Honeypot Britain?’. ... Graham came up to Trinity in 1974 to read economics, developed an early expertise in options trading and has made a

22 Oct 2008: For over fourhundred years there was a presumption in law that charities foreducational purposes or for the relief of poverty were in the publicinterest. ... changes in the law of charities have removed the age-oldpresumption, and now we must show that