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25 Nov 2014: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years (2% per annum). ... Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean that any depreciation

10 Nov 2016: Buildings and capital improvements are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 20-50 years (2%-5% per annum). ... Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

2 Nov 2020: The principal risks and uncertainties facing the College are:. COVID-19 - Students: The trajectory of the pandemic and its longer term economic, social and health effects are still unknown. ... It is anticipated that many customers will restrict their

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

2 Jan 2019: 2017 – 2018 No.42. Wolfson ReviewTHE. The Wolfson Review. 2017 – 2018 N. o.42. Published in 2018 by Wolfson College CambridgeBarton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB. Wolfson College, 2018. Cover photographWolfson President, Professor Jane Clarke,

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

29 Aug 2017: Or at the great impersonal forces of nationalism, imperialism or economic rivalries?

29 Aug 2017: The answer seems to be a complicated mix of economics, politics and national identity. ... When various governments sought entry into the fledgling EEC to meet the economic challenge, ‘Europe’ seemed an unwanted replacement for empire, and a

22 Sep 2016: On the academic side, this includes the creation of College Teaching Officer posts in English and Economics to add to that in Law; a significant increase in the number of Tutors; ... After 20 years of reading, writing about and compiling anthologies of

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

29 Aug 2017: Economics. She is currently a Senior Research Fellow of the Institute of Historical Research in London and gave the eighth lecture in this series on.

25 Nov 2021: Soon after, Caleb began a new side-project, attempting to collate huge piles of information on economic, environmental, and societal building considerations, and to present them in a way that an ... That was exactly how I wanted to work with future

14 Sep 2017: And even if we manage to unpick the complex economic and behavioural systems that keep us addicted to fossil fuels in time to avoid catastrophic climate change, the world that my

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

9 Dec 2019: Known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis and co-authoring A Green New Deal, Ann spoke of the need for an economic transformation to address the challenges of global climate change. ... Beyond these are cultural, social, political and economic

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

17 Jul 2024:  Wolfson College’s Interdisciplinary Research Hub on Gender brings together our international community of Fellows, students and alumni. This is creating an open and active channel for discussions about gender and support gender-related research.&

17 Jul 2024: 2008 economic crisis.

17 Jul 2024: of a team of researchers tasked with evaluating the social, cultural and economic impact of the Creative Industries in London and collaborating with HE consortium partners in London as well as ... She has academic research and professional interests in

17 Jul 2024: Martin's research interests include behavioural and neural aspects of economic decision-making, cognitive aspects of auditory perception, and the evolutionary bases of perceptual and cognitive processes. ... Recently, he has been working on the

17 Jul 2024: Steve continues to research teachers’ professional learning, but contextualise this sociologically, culturally and within political economic contexts.

17 Jul 2024: Andrew earned his doctorate in anthropology from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2009. ... Prior to joining the University of Cambridge in 2016, he held teaching and research positions at the London School of Economics and

17 Jul 2024: In 2023, among other speaking events, Tom addressed audiences at the Davos World Economic Forum, the Munich Security Conference, and the Yalta European Strategy Summit (Kyiv) on issues arising from

17 Jul 2024: Economics MPhil student and tennis star, Emily Arbuthnott has been nominated in a final five shortlist for the Cambridge University Sports Person of the Year 2022. ... She first played at the games in Taipei in 2017, after the first year of her

17 Jul 2024: Leo is a University Lecturer in Applied Economics at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. ... After that, Leo worked at the University of Glasgow as a University Lecturer in Environmental and Health Economics until he returned to

17 Jul 2024: She is also working on a social, political and economic history of trade marks since the 19thcentury which, among other things, charts how they became facilitators of sweatshops both at home

17 Jul 2024: By doing so, she believes the huge economic and disease burden associated with type 2 diabetes can be mitigated substantially.

17 Jul 2024: Meelan Thondoo read Biology (Bsc), Medical Anthropology (Msc) and Health Economics (Mph) at the University of Geneva, University College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. ... She performs transdisciplinary Health Impact

17 Jul 2024: School of Economics and a PhD in Management, focused on business model innovation, also from the LSE.

17 Jul 2024: Her application to archaeological landscapes of economic models of common property rights was stimulated by her research on collective agricultural organisation.

17 Jul 2024: Robert holds degrees from the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge and the London School of Economics. ... Redpill is focused on sustainable urban, rural, economic and commercial development, through the environmentally sensitive application

17 Jul 2024: Karla holds a BS in Economics, summa cum laude, from the Wharton School, a BA in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, summa cum laude, from the College of Arts and Sciences

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

17 Jul 2024: Tania holds accreditation with the Economic and Social Research Council and has contributed to research within the social sciences in relation to wellbeing in social policy and HE.

17 Jul 2024: Law, economics, and their relationship to the built and natural environments are central to Land Economy, along with other areas such as business regulation, the financial aspects of real estate and ... Students reading the Land Economy Tripos obtain in

17 Jul 2024: Department of Politics and International Studies. Department of Sociology. Faculty of Economics.

17 Jul 2024: College. In these challenging economic times, we need to be able to provide our students with the best possible opportunities to succeed and thrive.

17 Jul 2024: She has served as a peer reviewer for a range of regional and international journals, book publishers and research councils, including the Economic and Social Research Council.

17 Jul 2024: We define the Humanities in a broad sense to include history, religion, philosophy literature, languages, law, economics, political science, music and fine arts.

17 Jul 2024: With the New Kingdom Research Foundation, she is exploring the Theban Mountain and the way in which additional plant and mineral resources, available during wetter periods, may have boosted economic activity.

17 Jul 2024: £3000 to support a Wolfson College Master's student in Economics, Economic Development or Sustainability. ... Applicants should ordinarily be resident and consider their home to be one of the countries that the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and

17 Jul 2024: In 2015 moved to London to pursue further postgraduate studies. She completed a master’s degree in philosophy, politics and economics of health at UCL. ... clinical and economic impact of conducting upfront CanRisk assessments in unaffected women

17 Jul 2024: They are expected to develop an understanding of the economic, political, social and international context in which the Law applies, and an appreciation of its ethical and philosophical consequences.

17 Jul 2024: Cambridge has long enjoyed a distinguished reputation in the field of political history and it has also played a leading role in the development of social and economic history.

17 Jul 2024: Garima works at the intersection of Anthropology and International Development, with a particular interest in ethnographically animating the 'economic'.

17 Jul 2024: Which courses are taught at Wolfson College? Wolfson admits undergraduates for all subjects except Mathematics and Economics.

30 Nov 2020: Conceptual categories in the webinar series included economics, historiography, mythology, gender, psychology and computer games.