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Privileges of a Fellow Emerita. Privileges of a Fellow Emerita. University Lecturer, then Reader (1995-98) in Economics and Economic History, University of Cambridge and Fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge (from ... Economic history. Growth and

Land Economy. Prof Helen Bao researches the economics of real estate, and how people make sound financial decisions. ... Economic History. Dr Janine Maegraith is an economic historian researching the early modern history of Central Europe,.

Professor Jackline Wahba, Member, Migration Advisory Committee, who is a also Professor of Economics at the University of Southampton. ... Jackline is an economist with substantial experience in international migration and labour markets and has

Distinguished Fellow of the Economic History Society, President of the Royal Economics Society and Fellow of the British Academy, Professor, Phyllis Deane was a pioneering scholar and inspirational teacher. ... We have accordingly established a fund to

Nurses’ and midwives’ stock of skills and knowledge produces economic and social value.

In the last few years, some of our Mathematics graduates have gone on to do further degrees, either at Cambridge or elsewhere; others have opted for careers in economics, finance or

with their foreign policy or economic interests. ... More specifically, the Zambian government has used these partnerships to secure finances, skills and technologies to address the political and economic structural inequalities inherited from the

Sinéad holds degrees in law from Trinity College Dublin (LLB), Oxford University (M Jur) and the London School of Economics (PhD), and a degree in social and economic history from the

To find her calling, she resigned from the prestigious Civil Service of Pakistan in 1956 and went up to Newnham College, Cambridge University to read Economics.

The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, founded in 2018, will initially focus on current trends in international development with the aim of supporting inclusive social and economic change around the

as an Official Visitor in the Faculty of Economics & Politics, University of Cambridge. ... She was a prolific reader with special interest in Economics, Philosophy, Religion, Psychology, foreign languages and English, French, Italian, Spanish & Urdu

The 1936 Register that Barbara signed when she matriculated, pictured, reports that Barbara, who read Economics, was born in Lincolnshire, was the daughter of Bruce Scott Gibbon, ‘tea planter’ and Gladys

Emma Mawdsley and Dr. Mezna Qato. Dr. Panosetti focuses her research on the histories and theories of agrarian struggle and economic, social, political change among rural communities in the Middle East,

She was very clear that economics has a social and ethical dimension, and put this into practical action. ... Alex took a BA in Economics in 1975 at Warwick University, followed by a PhD in Economics at the LSE in 1980.

Her previous project (Tell Brak, northeast Syria, 2006-2011) addressed northern Mesopotamian urbanism and economic complexity during the 5th-4th millennia BC and traced settlement continuity throughout episodes of political change

Her research interests include hedonic price modelling, housing economics, land use policy, real estate finance, and behavioural sciences. ... apartheid context of political, economic and social transformation.

and use them for a socio-economic purpose, one that is intertwined with the themes and concepts I am studying this year.

Dr Christie’s work is interdisciplinary in nature, combining legal scholarship with economic and financial analysis.

After this she attended the London School of Economics, which was itself evacuated to Cambridge for the duration of the war, based in Peterhouse. ... After almost a decade in the United States after her undergraduate degree, she returned to Cambridge,

The project examines how contradictions between political potential and class mobility produced practices of postwar economic and social regeneration. ... She is a Fellow at the Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, a centre at Newnham College for

Their book manuscript, Ocean Bombay, 1839-1945: Space, Itinerancy and Community in an Imperial Port City, tells the century long story of colonial Bombay’s spatial, economic and socio-political transformation

Professor McDowell, who is now a Fellow at St John’s College, Oxford, has led the development of feminist perspectives on contemporary social and economic change and, as an economic geographer, ... has been particularly interested in the connections

This University Fellowship is funded by the J M Keynes Fellowship Fund and supports interdisciplinary research in the area of financial economics. ... I intend to focus on the law and economics of corporate debt finance.

of which was recently displayed on Twitter by the London School of Economics and Political Sciences’ Library.

For that reason, I wanted to use my scientific background to work in public health, where science meets the harsh reality of economics and politics.

b) on the wider research remit of the Centre, which is to promote research into economic and social development and international relations.

While post-colonial Zambia has continued to look to the UK for technical cooperation, the country has also sought to learn from the economic transformation of Asian countries such as South

Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Augusta McMahon explores Mesopotamian ’15-minute cities’. May 13th, 2024. She drew on evidence of ancient Mesapotamian city life, relating it to more recent ideas of what makes a successful city in terms of the

Emmanuel College also has a Newnhamite Master, Dame Fiona Reynolds. Dr Rogerson, pictured, arrived at Newnham in 1980 to study Economics, she moved to Law in her second year and graduated

She was Reader and then Professor of Economic History at Oxford from 1999 to 2017. ... The talk itself was followed by a lively Q&A discussing what the pandemic has shown us about the value of women’s work, debates over approaches to economics and

Cota is already talking to government bodies in Chile, to persuade them that economic development must go hand in hand with environmental conservation.

The African Studies Association UK described her work as “an inspired piece of research which gives unexpected and deep insights into the challenges of economic survival and livelihoods of communities in ... The prize committee noted, “She really

The second day explored key issues in relation to extractive industries and their influence on economic development, socio-environmental conflicts, and the relationship between multinationals, resource-rich countries and governments, donor

Dame Margaret left a very generous bequest to the College to support research on economic and social development, and international relations. ... The disciplinary spectrum within the Centre includes Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History,

But Brexit is arguably a symptom of a much longer story of decline in cultural and economic investment in modern foreign-language education.

problems, compared to those whose connection to nature stayed the same or decreased – regardless of their socio-economic status. ... She added: “In reality the contrasting experiences of access to nature between different socio-economic groups may be

She feels that studies that have concentrated on economics have failed to understand the impact of the work. ... This economic change of status has allowed women to negotiate for the first time.

Based at Newnham College and led by Dr Emma Mawdsley, the Margaret Anstee Centre supports research in international relations and economic and social development.