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28 Jun 2024: The perfect host, Yao took what transpired to be three students from the London School of Economics for tea in the Senior Combination Room where Yao shared his journey from Indonesia

27 Jun 2024: Meanwhile, beyond the Renaissance, I am interested in German philosophy, from Immanuel Kant to Theodor Adorno; Marxist social, economic, and aesthetic theory; and classical music, from the sixteenth century to the

28 Jun 2024: Nicola remembers the society for their “support to students” and said, “My ability to work with writers, which is effectively my job now, was nurtured by Caius as an extra curriculum

27 Jun 2024: Ashton Prize of Economic History Society (1976) (for ‘Labour, Power, and the Size of Firms in the Lancashire Cotton Industry’);.

28 Jun 2024: island as a demonstration of democratic opposition to authoritarianism and against economic inequality in 2022.

28 Jun 2024: I am especially fascinated by the ways in which people negotiate demographic life events, such as birth and marriage, in relation to the social and economic conditions of their community.

28 Jun 2024: Women are also well represented in our Choir and Staff. Beyond graduation, Caius women have excelled in areas as diverse as business, media, science, economics, history, maths, medicine and the law.

28 Jun 2024: Durán-Almarza and Isabel Carrera- Suárez. • (2020) “Making Ends Meet in a Superintelligent Slum: Artificial Intelligence and Economic Precarity in Nicoletta Vallorani’s Il Cuore Finto di DR”, Nordic Journal of

28 Jun 2024: My form tutor was pushing for a Cambridge trip and we piggy backed on to a year 12 Economics Open Day at Sidney Sussex – the link college for the West Midlands. ... I don’t remember the economics, but I remember meeting a Director of Studies and

27 Jun 2024: SHARE is co-sponsored at Cambridge by the ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) through its Doctoral Training Partnership and aims to provide paid opportunities for students who are undertaking undergraduate

28 Jun 2024: Moving through Ireland, West Africa, the slaving ship, the Caribbean, and the Native Southeast, I argue for the diplomatic, social, and economic importance of alcohol to the growth of a British

28 Jun 2024: Professor Monojit Chatterji (Economics) and Dr Eleanor Drage, who works between literature, gender studies and AI ethics, are Bye-Fellows joining the College. ... Dr Victoria Bateman (Economics), Dr Joseph Ashmore (English), Dr Nick Simcik-Arese

27 Jun 2024: Dr Kevin Daly (Economics 1992) received an OBE for services to economics. ... He is the Co-head of CEEMEA Economics at Goldman Sachs’ Global Macro Research.

28 Jun 2024: economic background,” Caius Development Officer Callia Kirkham said.

27 Jun 2024: Seb Erskine (History), Stefan Ivanov (Physics) and Sunay Challa (Economics) formed the student team. ... The Caius Fellows' team (from left to right): Dr Andrew Spencer (History), Dr Will Handley (Physics) and Dr Thea Don-Siemion (Economics).

28 Jun 2024: Humanities Research Council (AHRC), Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Cambridge Trust.

28 Jun 2024: 3 minutes. Postgraduate Experience Exceeds Expectations. After an undergraduate degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics at the University of Manchester, Joe joined EY (formerly Ernst and Young), where he was a

28 Jun 2024: roundtable in February 2020 in London with the Sustainable Markets Initiative and World Economic Forum to explore solutions for decarbonising air travel.

28 Jun 2024: She was “instrumental” in establishing the department’s ‘Decolonise the curriculum’ student-staff committee, creating a talk series for prominent Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic or Global South practitioners and organising

27 Jun 2024: Cristian studied economics at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile and worked as a developmental economist before studying philosophy of the social sciences at the London School of Economics.