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5 Oct 2016: fundamental shift in the. way we think about. nonhuman nature. towards the economic. ... decision to test. biodiversity offsetting in. selected pilots across the. country for two years.

1 Apr 2014: One key issue concerns the relationship between regional economic cyclicity and monetary union. ... focus was on (correcting) short-‐term business cycles and less on long-‐run economic growth.

26 Sep 2011: 1The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) comprises 23 industrialised countries plus the European Union. ... Top 20%: from the wealthy to the lower middle classes. This is the

Economic growth, social inequality and material culture in Flanders and Brabant (c.18). ... 18th February 2019 - Felix Schaff, London School of Economics:. Conflicts, State Growth and Economic Inequality in Pre-Industrial Germany, c.

23 Sep 2020: Men appear to be at greater risk of mortality but will women be the long-term losers in economic and social terms? ... What will be the long-term effects on the economy, on society, and on social and economic inequality?

2002-2005: DPhil, Department of Geography, University of Oxford. 2000-2001: MSc Development Management, London School of Economics. ... those who function in the social, economic, political and cultural ‘gap’ between the poor and the elite, and who

She is a former Obama White House Intern and holds a Cambridge MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. ... Her work has gained wide international recognition, and informs and shapes academic, public and policy debates at a time of radical economic

His main research interests include the geographies of labour markets; regional development and competitiveness; the geographies of money and finance; geographical economics; and evolutionary economic geography. ... Harry Garretsen, Economics, University

3 Jul 2003: Change and resource dynamics. We refer to social, economic, political and environmentalchanges collectively as ‘drivers of change’. ... It is important for any. particular group of decision-makers conducting these tests.

4 Jun 2004: This increases to a maximum of 40% in middle-aged stands and 53% in the oldest stands. ... A longer history of disturbance in middle-aged and old stands may account for greater numbers of identical genotypes compared with young stands. •