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3 Nov 2010: Another branch of her research examines the economic impact of housing market. ... interests in urban economics, housing finance and labour economics to talk about “Wealth accumulation in housing: new issues for public policy in the 21st century”.

31 May 2010: Population history and more studied approaches to economic history both flourish in the book where for radio listeners they might well have proven soporific.

17 Jun 2010: His study brings a lifetime’s research in fields including politics, economics, philosophy, theology and literature to bear on the state of global politics and the causes, consequences and wider meaning ... Meanwhile, the effects of a prolonged

1 Nov 2010: reducing social and economic discrimination, and an endemic sense of fatalism, which affect MSM in township environments.

1 Nov 2010: Factors that influence public policy decisions include economic climate, political context and morally derived priorities.

16 Nov 2010: During his economics career in Cambridge, Professor Singh has published several books and monographs as well as nearly 200 research papers, including 90 in refereed economic journals. ... The latter include The Economic Journal, The Review of Economic

1 Nov 2010: Dr Paul Seabright heads the Cambridge University Technical Services Limited (CUTS) at Cambridge Enterprise, which now manages 200 consultancy projects per annum in subject areas that range from engineering to economics, ... Professor David Newbery of the

19 Feb 2010: The trip was organised jointly by the Gifted and Talented Waveney Schools Project in Suffolk and St John’s College, Cambridge, to enrich the school curriculum in maths and science and

1 Jan 2010: Duncan. Through investing in ideas, individuals and intellectual resources, the Academy aims to enhance the scholarly and cultural resources of the UK, contributing to quality of life, economic prosperity, public policy,

18 Feb 2010: This poses some challenging questions about what really is under threat in the war on terror and the risks it poses to social, political and economic life. ... Professor Zedner was a research fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, before taking up a law

1 May 2010: An example of this activity is an interdisciplinary research project involving specialists in children’s literature, English, the curriculum and geography, which is investigating how children perceive their identities through the ... This research

10 Mar 2010: Cambridge Conservation Initiative have put together the panel of speakers, who will outline and discuss the social, economic and natural costs associated with the loss of biodiversity.

1 Mar 2010: Dr Hossain studied economics at the University of Calcutta in 1966 and went on to pursue a Masters in the same subject at the University of Dhaka in 1969. ... He arrived in Cambridge in 1973 where he took up a Diploma in Development Economics and later

29 Jun 2010: The present findings may inform health economic considerations before extending the present guidance on primary prevention to lower risk settings. ... The present findings may inform health economic considerations before extending the present guidance on

20 Oct 2010: As follow up to HRH’s visit Shaikh Mohammed Bin Essa Al-Khalifa the chief executive of the economic development board of Bahrain, accompanied by Mr Kamal Ahmed, chief operating officer,

17 Dec 2010: In September 2010, a paper by Angus Deaton and Daniel Kahneman (Nobel Prize Winner for Economics in 2002) concluded: "Perhaps $75,000 (£50,000) is a threshold beyond which further increases ... and Ph.D. degrees. His interests include global and

4 Feb 2010: Director of the Economic and Social Research Council Public Services Research Programme, Professor Hood is also a member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and chairs the Working Party on Personalised ... Medicine. Before moving to Oxford in 2001 he

8 Jul 2010: For some, China's high levels of military spending, economic growth and different political system already provide cause for alarm.

21 Jan 2010: He advocated interventionist government policy, by which governments would use monetary measures to manage the effects of business cycles, economic recessions, and depressions. ... His ideas are the basis for the school of thought known as Keynesian

1 Apr 2010: Whenever you have standardised testing imposed by a government, the curriculum is inevitably narrowed because they only end up covering what the tests demand. ... in curriculum design which means that little changes to respond to these deficiencies.