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6 Jul 2024: including Economics; History; Human, Social and Political Sciences; Geography, Medieval and Modern Languages, and Law.

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.

My research lies at the intersection of political economy and economic and labour geographies. ... This research examines the intertwining of the economic, social and political effects on the local decisions around austerity and the shaping of the local

In her curriculum work she has advised Government ministers, worked with Ofqual and Ofsted – and she also works with charities, most recently on the UNICEF Learning Passport, supporting students globally where

Business Summer Programme. All students will take a course comprising modules crucial to the success of any business. This summer programme gives ambitious students in the field of business the extraordinary opportunity to experience Cambridge

My other studies and edited books range widely over social, economic and cultural questions and most are based on papyri.

arXiv is an open-access archive for several million scholarly articles in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, statistics, electrical engineering and systems science, and economics.

6 Jul 2024: 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

Born Agnes Margaret Warden Hardie in Hampstead in 1903, she came up to Girton in 1923, and read two years of Economics and a year of History. ... A reporter commented, ‘She is a most interesting woman, and not only has she been educated in economics,

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.

6 Jul 2024: 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

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

6 Jul 2024: 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

6 Jul 2024: An example is the way in which she frames various forms of economic sabotage on the part of enslaved persons.

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,

Programmes for University Students - Fees. Summer programmes. The fee for the residential Business, Economics and Engineering four-week summer programmes is £4,485. ... I learned more about both economics and myself. 2024 Girton College is a Registered

During her 20 years of leading the organisation, it grew from offering a single training course to a wider curriculum of courses and other professional services.

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.

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

12 Dec 2023: National Security in a Nuclear Age. 1984 Professor Ralf Dahrendorf (1929-2009) FBA, Director of the London School of Economics.

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

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

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

25 Feb 2022: Where possible we seek to make a positive contribution to the science, practice and economics of climate change through our intellectual and research activities, and related public engagement;. - ... Specific exclusions are:. - All fossil fuel reserves,

15 Dec 2023: GIRTON COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE. Annual Report and Accounts. For the year ended 30 June 2023. Registered Charity No. 1137541. Contents. I. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE. 3. II. WHAT WE DO. 9. Ill. OUR ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE IN 2022/23. 13. IV. FINANCIAL

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

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

5 Jul 2024: Personal Papers of Eileen Power, 1889-1940, economic historian, wife of M M Postan.

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

13 Feb 2023: on them, as well as the economic practices of the society.

15 Nov 2019: student a Girton. She read Natural Sciences, then Economics. Sybil was an extraordinarily active member of the College.

29 May 2019: Despite the prevailing pro-nationalistic or even protectionist instincts of some major economic powers, there’s really no turning back on globalisation of the market-place.

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

18 Dec 2017: The slow economic recovery since the financial crisis of 2008, the volatility of investment markets and the government’sausterity measures, which have included not alloweing tuition fees to rise fully in ... could reasonably be expected to influence

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

28 Oct 2022: He supervises courses on early modern British and European political, cultural, social and economic history.

15 Dec 2014: The slow economic recovery, volatility of investment markets and the government’s austerity measures, which includenot raising the £9,000 cap on tuition fees, have presented a persistent challenge to the ... Freeholdbuildings are depreciated on a

16 Jul 2012: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years, having initially deducted from the valuation an amount to reflect accumulated obsolescence in ... The related benefactions are credited to a

16 Dec 2013: The slow economic recovery, intermittent Eurozone crises and the coalition government’s austerity measures havepresented a persistent challenge to the College’s financial position, which is heavily dependent on public funding ... Freeholdbuildings

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16 Jul 2012: The continuing slow economic recovery, Eurozone crisis and the coalition government’s austerity measures present a persistent challenge to the College’s financial position, which is heavily dependent on public funding ... Freehold buildings are

24 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area.

24 Apr 2020: His first book, An Introduction to Modern Economics, was co-authored with Joan Robinson. ... His work since has focussed on economic theory, international macro-economics and financial regulation.

8 Oct 2020: I 28) The College's portfolio of endowment and other assets is invested in a diverse range of assetclasses intended to mitigate risk, but it is nevertheless exposed to economic and

12 Apr 2023: The general economic outlook is gloomy; here, as elsewhere, there will be tough choices to make. ... Dr Collin Constantine. (Both joint) ‘Economic and political determinants of the South African labour share, 1971-2019’, Economic and Industrial

8 Dec 2020: Officers (in Law and Economics);. t) Reimagining provision for student societies and College music, including the Choir, whose.

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