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19 Jul 2024: 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

22 May 2023: two, in addition to their main subject, whether that be law, chemistry, geography or economics. ... negotiating trade deals, the social advantage, the economic advantage and the soft power.

19 Jul 2024: The theme common to her research across these three very different countries is the relation between economic development and ideology at the provincial level and power structures at state level.

19 Jul 2024: 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

19 Jul 2024: Cambridge. In 1965 Rosalind had accompanied her diplomat husband Brian on his posting to Washington, DC, where she took on a role in the Economics Department of the World Bank.

19 Jul 2024: The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, to be known as The Margaret Anstee Centre (MAC), will specialise in Economic, Social Development and International Relations research. ... The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies will initially focus

19 Jul 2024: Dr Christie’s work is interdisciplinary in nature, combining legal scholarship with economic and financial analysis.

19 Mar 2018: Fellowship”) in subjects related to economic and social development and/or international. ... General of the United Nations. The Margaret Anstee Centre promotes research into economic.

19 Jul 2024: 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

19 Jul 2024: 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

19 Jul 2024: 08 Jul 2024. - 3 min read time. The importance of agriculture in Palestine and how farmers adapt to political, economic and environmental changes.

19 Jul 2024: The importance of agriculture in Palestine and how farmers adapt to political, economic and environmental changes.

27 Jun 2022: The great historian of late Renaissance economic trends was dead! Her book (‘A noblewoman’s wealth in the Veneto pre-1519’) would never be. ... Oh, I have done the same and felt my hand held by a man long dead.) Focused on economics, she dismissed

19 Jul 2024: 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,

19 Jul 2024: She later worked for the United Nations for more than four decades (1952-93), heading economic and social development missions in all the developing regions of the world, as well as

19 Jul 2024: October 2021 saw economic historian Prof Jane Humphries CBE uncovering the hidden history of women’s unpaid labour and the cost of living.

19 Jul 2024: 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

19 Jul 2024: But Brexit is arguably a symptom of a much longer story of decline in cultural and economic investment in modern foreign-language education.

19 Jul 2024: Breadcrumb. College roles. Director of Studies in Economics (Part II B).

19 Jul 2024: Based at Newnham College and led by Dr Emma Mawdsley, the Margaret Anstee Centre supports research in international relations and economic and social development.