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How so, dude? This heavy new study shows that beyond the drought, it was, like, the entanglement of environmental, economic and technological factors that led to the explosive rise of professional

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Public Service. Private Good? From rank incompetence to corrupt practices, procurement is under scrutiny in all walks of life. What needs to change if we are to get it right? WORDS. PETER

The Great Famine was about finance – not just food. Dr Charles Read, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the Faculty of History and Affiliated Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics. ... First, economically: when Ireland joined the European Union in

The wider economic context is important here too. While for older generations work was a guarantee of financial security, enabling you to buy a home and pay the bills, that’s

The challenges are manifold, from the fundamentals of chemical processes – structural changes arising from each charge of a battery, meaning that some degradation is inevitable – to the realities of market economics.

Features. Regulars. Archive. The Cambridge-Africa partnership in action. In northern Kenya, camels are vital to the economic and social fabric. ... The economic, social and health costs of these diseases are vast.

If the special relationship has survived domestic hostility, economic rivalry and outright war, can anything break it?

The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

Our commitment to delivering social and economic impact is part of the unwritten social contract with the bodies that fund our research. ... Much of this activity has no direct economic benefit to the University; instead, ideas created at Cambridge

So why is ‘Irish’ history still consigned to a silo? Not only is it largely absent from UK school curriculums; ‘British’ historians, too, have exiled Ireland from their consciousness.

While AI will replace some jobs, the World Economic Forum recently forecast that it will create many new jobs.

energy transition and local economic development.

We can even factor in economic uncertainties and the impacts of different policies, as well as figure out how to optimise existing energy networks.

Wider initiatives. Students in recent years have fed back to their faculties and departments on the nature of their curriculum. ... Last year, CAM 88 (Michaelmas Term, 2019) covered calls to decolonise the curriculum in the article How to be modern.

It’s such a powerful economic cultural and social force, and it changes the world.”.

Soon we will start answering back. Under conditions of economic hardship, these arguments are likely to be even more ferocious. ... It was old vs young, graduates vs non-graduates. The economic fallout of the lockdown will do nothing to diminish these

The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Don’s Diary. Dr Alexander Rodnyansky spoke to CAM in September 2022 from Ukraine, where he has been based since the start of the war. Dr JD Rhodes is the Director of the Cambridge Centre

The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 97 - Michaelmas term 2022. Features. Want to know the meaning of life, the universe and everything? The Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe might

social and economic fabric. of Kenya. When they get sick. it impacts a whole way of life.

Camels are a vital part of the. social and economic fabric.

social and economic fabric. of Kenya. When they get sick. it impacts a whole way of life.

Biochemistry. Camels are a vital part of the. social and economic fabric.

Alex Garvie (Caius 1957). A new normal. You say nothing (CAM 81) about the biggest current problem in economics: the fact that expansion cannot continue, growth has to stop, because. ... Perhaps you should have spoken to someone from the New Economics

Cambridge-Africa. Camels are a vital part of the. social and economic fabric.

In CAM 88 we reported on how staff and students are working to decolonise the curriculum.

Camels are a vital part of the. social and economic fabric.

I was one of those advising the government and building a cadre of economists for the central ministries in Kyiv to face the economic crisis of 1994-96. ... I found Ukrainian economists had the creative insight, analytical skill and above all

practices. Dr Ronita Bardhan, Department of Architecture. A global shift is needed in what we consider ‘progress’ to align environment, population health and economics.

The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 97 - Michaelmas term 2022. Features. Want to know the meaning of life, the universe and everything? The Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe might

social and economic fabric. of Kenya. When they get sick. it impacts a whole way of life.

The DfE’s (2019) Core Content Framework is 49 pages of exactly this – centralised statutory ITE curriculum.

arrive, top of the economic agenda will be the ‘productivity puzzle’.

But since the start of the war in Ukraine, he has been based in Kyiv, working as economic adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Jonathan King (Emmanuel 1976). I was puzzled by Dr Gallagher’s suggestion that Irish history is largely absent from school curriculums.

Simon Knight (Trinity Hall 1967). Letters. I love this letter [CAM 90, from Helen Foxhall Forbes, on decolonising the curriculum] in the latest issue of the Cambridge Alumni Magazine.