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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Dr Juanita Roche MA, Ph.D. CCPL Fellow. Bio. Dr Roche was an academic historian, Judicial Assistant in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division), and practising barrister before returning to

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Professor Martin Dixon. Head of Department, Professor of the Law of Real Property. Academic profile. Professor of the Law of Real Property (land law); Director of the Cambridge Centre for

Assessing Climate Change Adaptation Strategies - the Case of Drought and Heat Wave in the French Nuclear Sector”, Regional Environmental Change, 2018.

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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Green Growth: Did you just call me an oxymoron? By Professor Franz Fuerst, Department of Land Economy. Over the last few years, one of the main themes of my research has been understanding

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Mohamad El Daouk. PhD Candidate. Academic profile. 2015-2018: LLB (Hons), University of East Anglia. 2018-2019: LLM Construction Law, University of Strathclyde. 2019-2020: MSc Project and

Teaching. Paper I A – Microeconomics, Paper 17 – Land Policy and Development Economics. ... Category/Classification. agriculture, environment, public policy, rural, development economics, microeconomics, econometrics. Research Centres.

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Tetiana Lazunova/iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images. How to become a Visiting Scholar. What to do if you are interested in becoming a Visiting Scholar at Land Economy. We do not

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Previous events. Each year the Department runs a several regular weekly seminar series held throughout the Michaelmas and Lent Terms. They focus on research being undertaken in the

The Webster Prize' will be awarded to the best performance in Paper 5 (Environmental Economics and Law).