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19 Sep 2023: PhD, The Social Action of the Local Church: Five Congregations in an English City. ... Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics, 1998. MA, Public and Social Administration from Brunel University, 1992.

26 Mar 2024: She completed her master's degree in Governance at Keio University, followed by a Master of Science degree in Empire, Colonialism and Globalisation at the London School of Economics and Political ... She graduated with a BSc in Economic History from the

9 Jul 2023: London School of Economics, AY 2006-2014 PhD Student/Graduate Teaching Assistant/Lecturer Researching social networks and innovation. ... Passed, no revisions, January 2015. 2006-2008 London School of Economics and Political Science MSc (Research),

18 Jul 2023: PhD Triangle’ with the Human Rights Centre at Essex University and the Centre for the Study of Human Rights at the London School of Economics. ... Prior to joining the CGHR in 2012, Dr Lopes was a Teaching Fellow in Social Psychology at the London

2 Feb 2024: Principal, Vivid Economics Ltd., London ESCP Europe Business School London, 10 February 2015. ... World-leading academic research in energy and environmental economics, social science and policy. •

9 Jul 2023: After completing his first degree at the London School of Economics in 1994, he worked as a bond trader at JP Morgan and then as a fund manager at Cairn Capital, ... He has a MSc from the London School of Economics in Regulation research (with distinction

9 Jul 2023: 2. RESEARCH INTERESTS Social ontology and the ontology of technological objects, decision-‐making under extreme uncertainty, explanation in the social sciences, institutional economics and the economics of the Austrian School. ... Rowley’s

6 Dec 2023: number of factors (e.g. word-of-mouth effects in a social network, consumers’. ... different interpretations. For example, in economics, Sugden [22] suggests “rational. choice” based on the utility theory; in psychology, McClelland [23] develops the

9 Jul 2023: In the Northian world, there is no incentive for innovators unless intellectual property rights exist to ensure that they will receive returns to innovation (Europe Economics, 2001). ... While random sampling is desirable, it is rarely achievable in

18 Jul 2023: This was jointly supported by CGHR, the Centre for Research in the Arts Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH). ... This is done by sparking discussions in target communities through interactive media and digital channels, where people share their views