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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

of which was recently displayed on Twitter by the London School of Economics and Political Sciences’ Library.

Professor McDowell is an ethnographer of work and employment with interests in the connections between economic restructuring and divisions of labour in Great Britain, in migration and in feminist theory and

with their foreign policy or economic interests. ... More specifically, the Zambian government has used these partnerships to secure finances, skills and technologies to address the political and economic structural inequalities inherited from the

Friday 22 October 2021 – Professor Jane Humphries CBE (NC 1967) is an economic historian who developed innovative research techniques to uncover the forgotten history of working-class men and women in ... She is Professor Emerita of Economic History,

Dr Habib works with the CRSD team to apply systems thinking methods to political economic theories to influence one’s worldview of decision making.

She was very clear that economics has a social and ethical dimension, and put this into practical action. ... Alex took a BA in Economics in 1975 at Warwick University, followed by a PhD in Economics at the LSE in 1980.

To find her calling, she resigned from the prestigious Civil Service of Pakistan in 1956 and went up to Newnham College, Cambridge University to read Economics.

Her research interests include hedonic price modelling, housing economics, land use policy, real estate finance, and behavioural sciences. ... apartheid context of political, economic and social transformation.

Professor McDowell, who is now a Fellow at St John’s College, Oxford, has led the development of feminist perspectives on contemporary social and economic change and, as an economic geographer, ... has been particularly interested in the connections