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David Livesey, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge. Geoffrey Meeks, Secretary to the Degree Committee, Faculty of Economics and Politics. ... the LSE and to SSRC Urban and Regional Economics Workshop. The work is now being written up for

5 Jan 2018: The President reported the sad deaths of Peter Mathias, Master from 1987 to 1995, Isabel Butterfield, widow of former Master, Lord Butterfield, and Nigel Allington, Bye-Fellow in Economics. ... I was especially touched by the kindness of Tadayoshi Tazaki

18 Jul 2024: h2> <p dir="ltr"><span id="docs-internal-guid-7b9ae855-7fff-c437-5bf3-1003709f38af">The concept of ‘division of labour’ is salient across economics, sociology, and anthropology. ... applied Marxian analyses to the gendered division of labour in

18 Jul 2024: Looking at the literature, one learns that theories of resilience have been developed in very different research traditions, from ecology to psychology, economics, development studies, international relations, and climate policy. ... individual.</p>

Professor Karin Barber CBE FBA (1968) read English at Girton College. She is the Centennial Professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and was awarded a DBE ... She was awarded an MBE for services to nature conservation in the

10 Oct 2022: Chapel Services. Johnians visiting Cambridge are reminded that they are most welcome at the College Chapel Services. ... 1984 ARMSTRONG, Mr Gary David, was awarded an OBE in the New Year's Honours List in 2000, for services to Rugby Union Football.

contribution regionally, nationally and internationally to sustainable development, tourism, architecture and landscape architecture”. ... 30th April. Climate Change and Ecosystem Services: Science, Economics and Ethics.

Jeroen Nieboer, a behavioural economist working at the London School of Economics, has worked with financial services firms to help them improve the outcomes for customers of financial advice and investment ... advice services.

29 Jun 2015: Speaking on Monday, at a conference examining the Catholic Church’s new style of engagement under Pope Francis, Professor Dasgupta will praise the “sound economics and correct science” of the ... In this sense I think Pope Francis’ approach is

29 Sep 2020: in development economics and go on to further study, as just a few examples. ... These can include: Economics, finance and public policy consultancies, microeconomics consultancies, litigation firms, the Government Economics Service, research institutes,

An economic model shows how religious competition and economic inequality encourage organizations to differentiate their strength of religious beliefs and increase their non-religious services to retain adherents. ... To test our model, we present unique

13 Jan 2011: As John’s successor, I am pleased to carry on his Burkean tradition. ... And the younger Fellows, who still aspire to these honours, hold equal promise.

3 Sep 2018: We are particularly interested to recruit a health services researcher who specialises in health economics. ... The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate:. • An international profile in health services research (specialising in health

17 Apr 2019: Elections. Professor Stephen Morris, M.Sc., University of York, Ph.D., City University London, Professor of Health Economics, University College London, elected to the RAND Professorship of Health Services Research with ... The University has a

An economic model shows how religious competition and economic inequality encourage organizations to differentiate their strength of religious beliefs and increase their non-religious services to retain adherents. ... To test our model, we present unique

Tunnel stability and ground movements. Damage to buildings and services caused by deep excavations and tunnels, risk assessments. ... Construction earthwork and equipment: estimation of excavation soil volumes from drawings, earthwork production, blast

estimate ground movements caused by deep excavations and tunnelling and assess their effects on buildings and services. ... Tunnel stability and ground movements. Damage to buildings and services caused by deep excavations and tunnels, risk assessments.

Tunnel stability and ground movements. Damage to buildings and services caused by deep excavations and tunnels, risk assessments. ... Construction earthwork and equipment: estimation of excavation soil volumes from drawings, earthwork production, blast

Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours for services to educational research. ... Former Chief Scientific Adviser at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, he received a Knight Bachelor in 2019 for services to Science and Economics on Food and

estimate ground movements caused by deep excavations and tunnelling and assess their effects on buildings and services. ... Tunnel stability and ground movements. Damage to buildings and services caused by deep excavations and tunnels, risk assessments.

estimate ground movements caused by deep excavations and tunnelling and assess their effects on buildings and services. ... Tunnel stability and ground movements. Damage to buildings and services caused by deep excavations and tunnels, risk assessments.

Research interest. Macroeconomics of climate change; economics of biodiversity and ecosystem services; transition dynamics and climate risks. ... Darragh’s research interests spans topics such as environmental economics and the macroeconomics of

Martinez, V., A. Neely, C. Velu, S. Leinster-Evans and D. Bisessar (2017) Exploring the journey to services, International Journal of Production Economics, 192, 66-80. ... Iyer, S. and C. Velu. (2006) Real Options and Demographic Decisions, Journal of

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Competition in Markets for Ancillary Services? The implications of rising distributed generation EPRG Working Paper 1928 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1973. ... Michael G. Pollitt. Karim L. Anaya Ancillary services are

for services to economics and the natural environment. ... The Team, known informally as the Nudge Unit, uses evidence-based understanding of human behaviour to help develop better systems, policies, products and services.

12 Jul 2023: His lengthy career has included advising Governments on the Economics of Biodiversity and has resulted in him being made a Knight of the Grand Cross of the Order of the British ... Empire for services to Economics and the Natural Environment.

18 Jul 2024: in recent decades. David has made many contributions to economics over the years, in. ... he was awarded a CBE (Commander of the British Empire) for ‘services to Economics.’.

Professor Emily Jackson, who was a Fellow of the College from 1991-93, has been appointed an OBE for services to higher education. ... Alumnus Mr Thomas Mayberry (1975, English) has been appointed an MBE for services to heritage.

Cabinet Office (2014) “The Behavioural Insights Team, often called the ‘Nudge Unit’, applies insights from academic research in behavioural economics and psychology to public policy and services.”. ... Behavioural Economics. • “Improving

What makes Vira’s work different and important is that he goes beyond the popular economics-oriented focus on the valuation of ecosystem services to recognise that natural resource use often ... Vira goes beyond the popular economics-oriented focus on

13 Jan 2011: As John’s successor, I am pleased to carry on his Burkean tradition. ... And the younger Fellows, who still aspire to these honours, hold equal promise.