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3 Jul 2024: the latest in a long line of policy programmes to address the unequal economic performance of the United Kingdom regions.

3 Jul 2024: and Woldemariam, M. (2020). COVID-19 in the Horn of Africa: Political and Economic Impacts. ... Teaching:. Jostein’s teaching covers development economics, international political economy, and political economy of development in Africa.

3 Jul 2024: The second project asks why despite the economic failure, there is still support for the euro in Italy (Baccaro, Bremer and Neimanns 2021a). ... The eurozone stands or falls with Italy. The economic consequences of Covid-19 threaten to worsen its

3 Jul 2024: Fellow at the Joint Centre for History and Economics (Harvard/Cambridge).

3 Jul 2024: Professor Kashnikov taught courses on ethics of war and peace at Moscow Research University “Higher School of Economics”, University of Bayreuth (Germany), University of Urgench (Uzbekistan).

3 Jul 2024: These include scholarships from Gates Cambridge, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Cambridge Trusts.

3 Jul 2024: The United States has the means not only to arrest current negative public-health and economic dynamics but also to transform them into a virtuous cycle.

3 Jul 2024: Former Speakers. 2022 - Professor Ashoka Mody, Viewing Economics through a Moral Lens. ... 2020 - Ms Judith Slater, Turkey in 2020: How is it coping with COVID, economic challenges and its volatile neighbourhood, and why does this matter to the UK?

3 Jul 2024: Every week David Runciman and Helen Thompson talk to the most interesting people around about the ideas and events that shape our world: from history to economics, from philosophy to fiction.

3 Jul 2024: The course not only offered me the opportunity to engage more critically with contemporary political and economic trends, particularly as they relate to Africa, but also ensured that these trends were