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International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS). Contains bibliographic information from an international selection of publications (including over 2800 journals) in economics, political science, sociology, and anthropology.

discuss the uneven macro-economic impacts of Covid-19 and the possibilities for recovery. ... She pursues two broad areas of research: Labour markets and the social and organisational dynamics of work and Regional economics.

Instead, I embarked on PhD studies in Law and Economics at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. ... published in the fields of consumer finance regulation, social and financial inclusion, economic development and gambling regulation, contract law,

Built at a time when new borders were emerging across the territories of the former Soviet Union, this train has played an important role in sanctioning political and economic divisions between ... The last decade of austerity in the UK had disastrous

Medics, Vets and Natural Scientists. Economics, Geography, Archaeology, History, History and Politics, Land Economy, MML and Music.

What do the emergence of new economic powers and globalised business mean for democracy?

The topics for the breakout rooms were:. Finance Group 1: Ongoing impact of Covid 19 on macro-economics and the possibilities of recovery? ... She spent the early years of her career in the fashion industry in Paris and New York, after graduating from

Dame Rosalyn read Law at Girton College and Yale University. She has held Chairs in International Law at Kent University and the London School of Economics and many other senior positions.

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

Dr Collin Constantine. Collin Constantine is a College Lecturer and Official Fellow of Economics at Girton College, University of Cambridge. ... His main areas of research are applied macroeconomics, energy economics, economics of Middle East, and

Originally from Greece, she moved to England when she was 16 and graduated from Girton College, Cambridge with an MA in economics.

Antonis' research work is in political economy and his interests lie between economics, philosophy, and politics.

Location. Classmark. Subjects. Lower Library. 000-799;. 850-860;. 800A-F. Philosophy; Theology; Economics; Social sciences; History, Mathematics; Computer sciences; Physical sciences; Geography; Land economy; Archaeology; Anthropology; Engineering;

Furthermore as the economic impact of the cost-of living crisis continues, more of our students are finding themselves facing financial difficulty.

How to Apply. Applications for the 2024 Summer Programmes are now closed. Please read our terms and conditions before you submit your application. After you submit the application, please send a copy of your Official University Transcript to the

The application deadline is 29 March 2024. The Economics application deadline has been extended. ... Would highly recommend to those that hope to learn about Economics in an international light.

WWSS students were offered a range of subjects, all taught by members of Girton, including Citizenship and Government, the International Situation, Physiology, Music, English Literature, and Economics in Everyday Life.

Programme for University Students - College Life. An extraordinary opportunity to experience student life in a Cambridge College. Attending a Girton Summer Programme gives students from around the world the incredible opportunity to experience living

OECD iLibrary provides online access to the many publications put out by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). ... Publications include country studies, forecasting publications, reports, periodicals, and socio-economic

Innovate UK estimates that, to achieve the UK’s full economic potential, 400,000 more innovators need to be supported, from entrepreneurs to engineers.

He was also a founder (and remains an) editor of the Cambridge Journal of Economics. ... His many years of research focussed on the effects of institutions and organisations on economic performance.

She had a stellar academic career, including appointment as a Professor at the London School of Economics, where she helped to reshape the economic history courses. ... Tripos. In 1920, while Director of Studies at Girton, she became the first woman to

Programme for University Students - Social activities. Attending a Girton Summer Programme is more than an exceptional academic experience. Cambridge students will act as Student Ambassadors (SAs) throughout the summer programme. The SAs will

Dr Gray and co-author Professor Betsy Donald (Queen's University, Canada), argue the current model of economic growth is fundamentally flawed, and a key argument on climate change is that ... And, in turn, to what extent can regional economic theory be

News. October 02, 2020. Jane Fraser (Economics, 1985) will become the first woman to lead a major global bank when she takes over as Citi’s Chief Executive Officer. ... Jane read Economics at Girton College, Cambridge, 1985 -88 and has had a stellar

to the Welsh government and in 2004, she received an OBE for services to economic development in Wales.

The Girton Socialist Society welcomed regular visiting Lecturers, including an economic advisor to the Russian Co-operative Movement who delivered a lantern-slide talk on Russia, and a representative of the

Professor Mike Berry. Mike Berry, Morality and Power On Ethics, Economics and Public Policy (Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2017). ... Joint editor). The Economics of Housing: The Housing Wealth of Nations (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2010).

Designed as the digital repository of French culture, Gallica covers virtually all areas of human inquiry, in particular history, literature, science, philosophy, law, economics, and political science.

They are Suling Mead (1975, Economics) and Ruth Whaley (1974, English): two Girton alumni whose vision and energy have, like that of the artists whose work they support, truly made a

and tobacco; a Dunlop business in Paris concerned with the re-exportation of American cotton and tobacco; and shared economic interests with his younger relative, Robert Leslie, who for a time

Joan Maurice read economics at Girton 1922-25. She was a Gilchrist Scholar. ... In addition to her involvement with the evolution of Keynsian economics, she wrote on the growth of the economy, on economic philosophy and on Marx.

It is possible this economic activity was given a boost by the import of cheap raw materials produced by enslaved workers, or by exports to the southern United States. ... What historians now know about the economics of enslavement and about the

including Economics; History; Human, Social and Political Sciences; Geography, Medieval and Modern Languages, and Law.

Memory of Alfred Nobel, commonly referred to as the Nobel Prize in Economics, is considered one of the greatest oversights of the modern economics profession. ... Subsequently Dr Slater took up a post as a Junior Research Officer at Cambridge's newly

2. Nicholas is often cited as one of the central figures in the British cotton business (the company's papers have been the foundation of studies into the economic development of ... Hyde, Frances E., Bradbury B. Parkinson and Sheila Marriner, 1953.

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economic and political opportunity.

On the social and economic backgrounds of supporters of the early women’s colleges (particularly Girton and Newnham), and the financial challenges those faced, see Gillian Sutherland, ‘The movement for higher

Through this one woman’s bequest Girton has acquired, in a very concrete and vivid sense, knowledge of the economics of enslaved labour and the intolerable conditions under which the primary

of socialist projects; the dependence of Marxist theory on both economic and intellectual levels; the ill-resolved national and indigenous questions; and the development of class struggle. ... Dr Carolina Alves . Joan Robinson Research Fellow in

An example is the way in which she frames various forms of economic sabotage on the part of enslaved persons.

Philomena Guillebaud, who matriculated in 1944 to read Economics, looks at the history of this startling enterprise and its impact on the local area. ... Originally from Greece, she moved to England when she was 16 and came up to Girton in 1969 to read

Rosalie resumed her formal education (which had not suffered during her internment) at Cheltenham Ladies’ College and then gained a place at Girton in 1949, initially to read Economics before switching

They are Suling Mead (1975, Economics) and Ruth Whaley (1974, English): two Girton alumni whose vision and energy have, like that of the artists whose work they support, truly made a

It is expected that the Foundation Year will further increase the proportion of Cambridge students from state schools, low progression postcodes and from areas of socio- economic deprivation.

Personal Papers of Eileen Power, 1889-1940, economic historian, wife of M M Postan.