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She is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Her entry "Mary Wollstonecraft" to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is available online as are her ‘Mary Wollstonecraft: Civil Society, Revolution, Economic ... Equality in Encyclopedia of Concise

Preacher:James Walters is Chaplain to the London School of Economics. He founded and directs the LSE Faith Centre which promotes interfaith relations among the LSE’s student body and to

Computer Science. Economics. Education. Engineering. English. Former Academic Staff. Geography. History. ... The history of demographic, social and economic change in Britain since c.1750 and the history of international thought in the empirical social

It is not possible to apply through UCAS. Course. The programme is varied and includes: taught courses on Economics, Finance & Accounting, Marketing, Operations Management, Organisational Behaviour, and Quantitative Methods; a choice ... Management

Anna Wood started Cambridge in 2005 having studied Economics, Government & Politics, English Literature and French. ... After a trip around South East Asia, I worked at the South Korean embassy in London supporting diplomats in the economic section.

Some of these emissions are being driven down by consumer and customer pressure, by government incentives and regulation, through the initiatives of occupiers themselves and through economic changes.

October 1951, official reprorts; CC 04; Monthly summary of reports on public opinion April - July 1954; Hansard 1954; Economic Survey 1954-5; Monckton. ... ALS from Bernard Donoughue, London School of Economics, to Pelling, 15 March 1968, re Herbert

economic and legal implications of government responses to the 2008 global financial crash shaped the world we live in today. ... Now, to cope with the economic fallout of Covid-19, she argued the government needs a rethink.

Included among the students who resided at Merton Hall was the future economics lecturer and librarian, Mary Paley. ... 1924. Paley was subsequently made Honorary Librarian of the Marshall Library of Economics in Cambridge, which houses a large

The topics of my weekly essays were eclectic, ranging from explaining the periodic oscillations between glacial and interglacial climatic periods to analysing the economic geographies of the global financial crisis, and