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14 Dec 2022: I am particularly impressed that the fund takes into account cost-of-living increases; the economic situation the country is facing will only make it more difficult for many students to

11 Apr 2022: Following an Economics degree and three wonderful years at St John’s, I trained to be an Economics teacher in London and qualified in 1987. ... Initially, this was perhaps motivated by not being particularly drawn to the careers often suggested to

27 Apr 2021: I am so grateful to my Studentship for alleviating part of my economic burden.

13 Feb 2023: My time at Human Rights Watch has been marked by multiple crises, including nationwide anti-government protests in Lebanon, an acute economic crisis that has impoverished more than 80% of the ... Anti-government protest in Lebanon. The combination of the

15 Apr 2021: Peoples Health Trust, where I am a trustee, believes that social and economic determinants are key.

10 Nov 2020: Supported by St John’s, I studied for a Master’s in Environmental Economics and Policy in Land Economy, and used that as a springboard to join the Sustainability and Climate ... The Impact Measurement team at PwC wants to change this. We use concepts

11 Nov 2020: This is why it is key to design models of sustainable farming specially tailored for the socio-economic reality of the place and farming communities involved.

25 May 2021: To my mind, the biggest challenges I see to breaking down barriers to participation in higher education are all economic. ... I am not convinced, sadly, that it is logical anymore, when weighing up the cost-benefit, for many students from lower economic

31 Mar 2021: After studying economics at John’s I joined the civil service fast track and worked developing policies for the government in a range of areas from education to contingency planning. ... I had three children and moved into teaching in 2011, and I am

26 Apr 2022: I’ve learnt that the industry is exactly that, an industry. In 2019 the creative industries contributed £115.9 billion to the UK economy, representing 5.9% of the total economic ... output. To put that in context, in the same year the fishing industry

16 Jul 2024: Government policy aside, however, my personal opinion is that the big issues still holding us back are lack of political will, misaligned economic incentives and older vested interests.

20 Aug 2023: He is a non-executive director of the UK Infrastructure Bank, an Honorary Professor of Economics at Exeter University and was awarded the honour of CMG in Queen Elizabeth’s final

10 Oct 2023: and economic challenges that we might recognise today.

11 Apr 2022: I went up to St John’s to read Economics in 1988.

10 Nov 2020: Climate scientists and brain surgeons are not asked for their expert opinions on economic policy, yet we seem happy to give anyone a voice when it comes to climate science debates.

14 Nov 2023: The World Economic Forum recently shared a great little video that explains what we do.

17 Nov 2020: Any transfers of your data overseas (outside of the European Economic Area) are protected either by an ‘adequacy decision’ by the European Commission (declaring the recipient country as a ‘safe’ territory

29 Apr 2021: Unless we want to drift into a future of greater economic inequality, this will require political engagement and fresh thinking around the relationship between income and work.

28 Jan 2021: The economic environment ahead and the shocks of the pandemic are stark reminders of the importance of the endowment – driven largely by centuries of legacy giving – in supporting every aspect of

19 Jan 2023: He is a non-executive director of the UK Infrastructure Bank, an Honorary Professor of Economics at Exeter University and was awarded the honour of CMG in Queen Elizabeth’s final

31 Jan 2022: Her research on international trade, multinational trade agreements, and trade policy has appeared in numerous peer-reviewed journals including the American Economic Review, the Canadian Journal of Economics, the European Journal ... master’s and

24 Apr 2023: He is a non-executive director of the UK Infrastructure Bank, an Honorary Professor of Economics at Exeter University and was awarded the honour of CMG in Queen Elizabeth’s final

26 Nov 2020: Government policy aside, however, my personal opinion is that the big issues still holding us back are lack of political will, misaligned economic incentives and older vested interests.

27 May 2021: Accessibility of treatment. Unfortunately, access to psychotherapy is prohibitively expensive, and may exclude many from different socio-economic backgrounds.

16 Dec 2020: Often people assume that food production is balanced because farming systems are constrained by the inherent limits of soil and nature, but external economic market forces have skewed the balance and

16 Jul 2024: I am particularly impressed that the fund takes into account cost-of-living increases; the economic situation the country is facing will only make it more difficult for many students to

11 Apr 2022: It looked at eating habits across early modern Europe and the drivers (health, economics, religion and politics) behind people’s food choices, global supply chains and the impact of colonialism on

24 Nov 2022: Father and daughter, James Mackay (1968 – Economics) and Hermione Mackay (2008 –Modern Languages) will share their experience of College pre and post the admission of women.

and economic outcomes.

22 May 2023: It allows me to combine my interests in psychology, economics, business, chemistry and creative development.

13 Apr 2021: Tamsin joined the Diplomatic Service in 2005 as a diplomatic service economist working on economic issues, and as the economist in the Iraq Policy Unit in 2006–2007. ... She studied Economics at the University of Cambridge. Tamsin is married with two

23 May 2022: Professor David Green (1970) studied Economics at St John’s and worked for the homelessness charity Shelter before pursuing a career in Education. ... I chose to study Economics at Cambridge for idealistic reasons. I wanted to contribute to ending the

16 Jul 2024: uk/articles/spotlight-on-womens-education/" Katie Smith’s article where she explains that increasing women’s access to education brings economic and social benefits for their wider communities./a Similarly,

16 Jul 2024: articles/spotlight-on-womens-education/" Katie Smith’s article where she explains that increasing women’s access to education brings economic and social benefits for their wider communities./a Similarly, a

10 Oct 2023: The first is that it is very interdisciplinary, so you can work with not only scientists and engineers but also academics from very different fields such as social behaviour and economics. ... Being able to use water changes everything; it changes the

12 Jan 2022: Graham Wrigley (1982). Graham Wrigley came to St John’s College in 1982, read Economics and Law, and played rugby very badly. ... In 2006, he stepped down from Permira to retrain for a second career in international development by studying Development

16 Jul 2024: Often people assume that food production is balanced because farming systems are constrained by the inherent limits of soil and nature, but external economic market forces have skewed the balance and

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16 Jul 2024: Climate scientists and brain surgeons are not asked for their expert opinions on economic policy, yet we seem happy to give anyone a voice when it comes to climate science debates.

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16 Jul 2024: articles/spotlight-on-womens-education/" Katie Smith’s article where she explains that increasing women’s access to education brings economic and social benefits for their wider communities./a Similarly, a

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8 Apr 2022: Since the school is in an area where there are high levels of economic and social deprivation, and the vast majority of pupils do not have many musical opportunities outside of

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19 Dec 2023: Though initially apprehensive, all villagers moved out in 2001. On my subsequent visits I found that most of the relocated people had better economic wellbeing with access to good schools, job

1 Sep 2023: funding of undergraduate degrees, yet it was facing some social and economic challenges that we might recognise today. ... Being able to use water changes everything; it changes the economics and completely changes the application window as well.