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Tuesday 9 February: Prof Wendy Sigle (London School of Economics). When the grass is greener: fertility intentions in a transnational context. ... Monday 1 February 2016, Robert Wade (London School of Economics), How to Overcome Inequality.

Thanks to generous sponsorship from the Cambridge Journal of Economics we can cover costs of entertainment and travel for guest speakers, and provide services like business cards for members. ... We have also benefited from the support of the British

We would also like to thank Celia Hewetson, the Secretary of the Council of School of Humanities and Social Sciences, for carrying out a thorough and insightful administrative review that laid ... Georgina Born was promoted to a Readership in 2003-2004

13 March. PROF ROBERT WADE (London School of Economics). The contribution of economists to the second Great Depression. ... Revolution as Gambling: Egypt under the Muslim Brotherhood,” lecture delivered at the Middle East Studies Center at the London

Baert - Springer), whilst the Department continues its involvement in the Cambridge Journal of Economics (co-eds. ... These initiatives had very positive results, with new members joining from the Economics Faculty, the Department of Anthropology, the

1 March. Dr Catherine Hakim (London School of Economics). Seminar: Erotic Capital: Extending Bourdieu. ... April 2011 Cambridge Sociology was well represented at the British Sociological Association conference at London School of Economics; 12 PhD

with Michael Kitson, Sue Konzelmann, and Frank Wilkinson). Special Issue:Cambridge Journal of Economics. ... Information Talks "The Governance Grenade: How Mass Privatization Destroys State Capacity", Public Lecture, Development Studies, London School of

J Dunn FA: G Hawthorn. Girts Racko The quality and effect of professional and political socialization of economic students at Stockholm School of Economics in Riga on the development of a ... This was Dr Devon Curtis, who came from a post-doctoral

and making links to a number of constituent disciplines, including History, Economics, Psychology, International Studies, Development Studies, Latin American Studies, South Asian Studies, Linguistics and Anthropology. ... Greater London Authority, Lambeth

Within the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Sociology has the second highest grant income of all departments, this despite its small size. ... The School of Social Sciences and Humanities has been giving much thought to the future funding of CUQM

left or retired in 2005-06: Silvana Dean, who left in March 2006 to take up a post as Administrative Officer in the Faculty of Economics, and Dr John Barber, who ... 5. We wish her well in her new post in Faculty of Economics.

5. as Acting Administrative Officer to the Faculty in place of Dr Mary Griffin, who was temporarily seconded to the Department of Economics. ... RACKO, Girts A study of Value Change among Economics Students at Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.

Thanks to generous sponsorship from the Cambridge Journal of Economics we can cover costs of entertainment and travel for guest speakers, and provide services like business cards for members. ... of Social Anthropology); and Robert Wintemute, Professor