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21 Feb 2023: Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy. The Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy first took place in 2006. ... The lecture is open to the Collegiate Cambridge community. The Clare Distinguished Lecture in

An opportunity to reconnect and share stories of life in and after college. . ... 1994 30th Anniversary Reunion Dinner – Saturday 28th September 2024. 1964 60th Anniversary Reunion Lunch - Saturday 15th March 2025 (held in River Room due to Hall

Watch the 'In Praise of Economics' lecture in full. The Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy first took place in 2006. ... The Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy is made possible by The Smithers & Co.

2024 Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy. Date. 02/05/2024. ... Location. Riley Auditorium, Gillespie Centre, Lerner Court, Clare College. This year's Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy, sponsored by The Smithers &

Keynote lecture for CRASSH workshop 'Modelling Risk in Financial Markets' (16 October 2009). ... CRASSH;. Abstract:. Professor José Scheinkman (Economics, Princeton), 'Speculation and Bubbles'. Keynote lecture for CRASSH workshop 'Modelling Risk in

18 Jul 2024: London: Athlone. Bornstein, E. 2003. The spirit of development: Protestant NGOs, morality, and economics in Zimbabwe. ... Economics and morality: anthropological approaches. Lanham, Md.: Altamira. Candea, M., J.

18 Jul 2024: 25 March 2023. The 8th Annual Public ReproSoc Lecture 2022 " Regulating Reproduction Revisited" Prof Emily Jackson, London School of Economics Chair: Prof Sarah Franklin, University of Cambridge In this lecture, Prof ... 29 November 2022. The 8th Annual

This lecture identifies three key narratives that economics has offered about the socioeconomic system in terms of how each accounts for poverty and what might be done about it, how Christians ... He is a Trustee of the Cambridge Trust for New Thinking

19 Jul 2024: 8.45am Term is wrapping up, so I go to my final lecture of term in the Law Faculty, which is far nicer than the Economics faculty (it’s so light ... This has been the most interesting lecture of her course. Economics can be very theoretical and

Created: Mon 26 Sep 2011. 1,541 views. Professor José Scheinkman (Economics, Princeton), 'Speculation and Bubbles'. ... Keynote lecture for CRASSH workshop 'Modelling Risk in Financial Markets' (16 October 2009).

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Abstract:. A lecture on choices in public policy with Paul Johnson, Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies. ... Paul has been Director of the IFS since January 2011. He is also currently visiting professor in the Department of Economics at

The lecture is also based on the premise that one of architecture’s key dependencies is economics, which in turn has historically been defined through various readings of scarcity – thus if ... The lecture will be structured around 3 key moments in

18 Jul 2024: interest in money has engaged concepts of neoclassical economics as well as those of the nineteenth and early-twentieth century European philosophers, who reflected on money through the provocations of ... A true coin of their dreams: imaginary monies in

My contribution to this programme is a lecture on "Working with Sensitive Data in the Wild". ... Economics and Law". These are older versions of this single "guest" lecture on "UK Law and the Internet" in the Part IB course..

21 May 2014: His lecture is given as the Audrey Richards Annual Lecture in African Studies. ... Hart’s lecture today inaugurates the Centre’s 50th anniversary events that will highlight half a century of excellence in African Studies at the University of Cambridge

The lecture is entitled Viewing Economics through a Moral Lens and will take place in the Main Lecture Theatre in the Old Divinity School, St John’s College, at 5.30pm. ... He received his PhD in Economics from Boston University. The Hinsley Memorial

1 Jun 2016: He had a background in maths and economics but no computer coding experience whatsoever. ... But the lecture proved to be an unexpected turning point for Rex.

18 Jul 2024: The paper examines theories and debates in the anthropology of politics, religious life, social organization, and economics, as well as the overlaps and intersections between these areas. ... Further information including a list of lecture courses and

19 Feb 2013: With a background in a range of overlapping disciplines, he is currently professor of sociology at the London School of Economics. ... He will be in Cambridge on Thursday 21 February to give a public lecture titled The Open City – the last talk in the

19 Jul 2024: Workshop on Economics and Information Security 2021. Ross Anderson: Confidentiality in Remote Clinical Practice. ... In Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on the Economics of Information Security (WEIS), 2012.

Slides in PDF format for a lecture on Security Economics for a University of Luxembourg MSc course. ... Slides in PDF format for my two hour lecture introducing the field of "security economics" and then explaining the recommendations of the report I

Leave your mark in LT1. The iconic Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) is due for a refurbishment, and with it comes the opportunity for alumni, friends and other supporters of Cambridge Judge ... and Daduna, J.R. (eds.): Computer-aided scheduling of public transport

In 1876, she married her economics teacher, Alfred Marshall, and together, the couple continued to lecture and publish works on economics in Bristol, Oxford and Cambridge until Marshall’s death in ... 1924. Paley was subsequently made Honorary

In 2009 he was selected to give the Roepke Lecture in Economic Geography, generally regarded as the most distinguished international public lecture in the discipline, and his 2010 paper (with Professor ... He combines his LSE based qualifications in

M.Phil. in Anthropology at the London School of Economics, 1966-8, on 'The regulation of marital and sexual relationships in 17th century England'. ... 5. Papers relating to two years at the London School of Economics, doing an M.

19 Jul 2024: The Hon. John McCallum gave a lecture on the challenges and opportunities in the relationship between Canada and China. ... John’s lecture examined a wide array of issues in the long-run evolution of the relationship between Canada and China.

18 Jul 2024: CAMBRIDGE GROWTH PROJECT. The Cambridge Growth Project was a large econometric research project set up in the University of Cambridge Department of Applied Economics in 1960 and ending in 1987. ... Includes personal and Economics Faculty correspondence,

18 Jul 2024: MARSHALL LECTURE:1991. 1991-1992. Paul A. David. Path Dependence and Economics. 1992-1993. ... MARSHALL LECTURE:1995. 1997-1998. Clive Granger. Empirical Modeling in Economics, Specification and Evaluation.

18 Jul 2024: Fellows are expected to:. to further interdisciplinary research and study in the general area of financial economics;. ... give an annual lecture on their work during the tenure of the Fellowship;.

13 Jul 2021: By 2018, this had fallen to 27% and 31% respectively. Bateman says these statistics show that the closure of the gender gap in economics “isn’t simply a matter of time”. ... Only a third of economics lecturers in the UK are women, and just 15% of

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. 2018 Adam Smith Lecture: The Abolition of Risk - Economics on Speed. ... Speaker:. Ewen Stewart is the founding director of Walbrook Economics which is a consultancy specialising in the interaction of macroeconomics,

21 Sep 2023: Lecture 2. Household income and inequality. In the second lecture, an attempt is made to estimate the average household income by social class. ... Lecture 4. Peasant household economics. In the final lecture, this peasant mode of production is explored

18 Jul 2024: Prof. Emily Jackson (London School of Economics). The Baron de Lancey Lecture is an annual public lecture hosted by the Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences at the University of ... This year, Prof. Emily Jackson (London School of Economics) will

Like many other courses in economics this course consists of microeconomic and macroeconomic components. ... This part of the course provides students with fundamental insights into microeconomic analysis by studying a selection of Nobel Prize winners in

2022. College’s 22nd lecture entitled ‘Viewing Economics through a Moral Lens’. The 22nd Hinsley Memorial Lecture was given by Professor Ashoka Mody, Charles and Marie Robertson Visiting Professor in International ... The lecture is entitled

Search. News. 03/10/2022. Professor Ashoka Mody will give the lecture, ‘Viewing Economics through a Moral Lens’. ... The lecture is entitled Viewing Economics through a Moral Lens and will take place in the Main Lecture Theatre in the Old Divinity

After graduating with a degree in Economics from St John’s in 1970, Professor Green went onto lecture in Economics at London South Bank University, and has since held senior academic ... Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge,

2024 Clare Distinguished Lecture in Economics and Public Policy hosted by Paul Johnson CBE. ... All Clare College alumni based in Singapore are invited to an informal drinks reception at the Wala Wala Cafe Bar.

28 Jan 2022: college notices. Clare College. CLARE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY. ... The Master and Fellows of Clare College would like to announce that Mr Haruhiko Kuroda (President, Asian Development Bank) will give the second Clare

It is possible to attend more than two lecture courses if a student wishes to. ... With the exception of economics, all these courses run in the Easter term.

29 Nov 2011: Criminology. Dr Marian Fitzgerald, of the London School of Economics and Political Science, will give a public lecture in Room B16, Faculty of Law, West Road, on Lies, damned lies, and ... in Lecture Theatre 1, Department of Clinical Veterinary Medicine,

29 Nov 2011: Fund, which shall be used for the promotion and encouragement of the study of Economics in the University. ... the Fund shall be available to the Faculty Board of Economics and Politics to be used for the encouragement of study or research in Economics.

Electricity Demand (Michael Pollitt). Lecture 3. Economics of Electricity Demand. The economics of smart energy services. ... Lecture 8. Nuclear Power Technology. History and Economics of Nuclear Power.

Upcoming Lecture by Professor Ove Granstrand:. The Role of Technology, IP and Innovation in the Economy - What can we learn from Nobel Laureates in Economics? ... So what can we learn from past and current Nobel Laureates in economics about issues like

Electricity Demand (Michael Pollitt). Lecture 3. Economics of Electricity Demand. The economics of smart energy services. ... Lecture 6. Renewables context. Potential for renewables in the UK. Place of renewables in electricity system.

Electricity Demand (Michael Pollitt). Lecture 3. Economics of Electricity Demand. The economics of smart energy services. ... Lecture 8. Nuclear Power Technology. History and Economics of Nuclear Power.

optimization and many other problems arising in nonlinear analysis. Recently,. some practical models of interest in engineering and economics have been formu-. ... Vol. 616 of Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathemat-. ical Systems.

19 Mar 2024: As part of the lab, he invites public prosecutors, the police, the Bank of Italy and chartered accountants to lecture students in economics and management on mafia practices they might encounter ... With a background in economics and business

29 Sep 2021: Lecture 2 - The End of a Revolution - The 1970s economic crisis, the rise of Monetarism and New Classical Economics. - ... including their life story, motivations, and their times). Lecture 1 - Introduction - Introduction to the Nobel Prize for economics