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18 Jun 2004: Fellow of Gonville and Caius and Trinity Colleges. ... David Lockwood, CBE, MA, FBA, formerly Professor of Sociology and Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Essex, formerly University Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics and Politics and Fellow of St

14 May 2004: The ‘Leslie Stephen Lecture’ is given in every other academic year, and honours Sir Leslie Stephen (1832-1903), the British philosopher and man of letters who

2 Mar 2004: Dr. Choongsoo Kim - President of the Korea Development Institute, one of South Korea's leading think-tanks specialising in policy research and analysis and economic forecasting for both the public and ... Prime Minister, Ministry of Finance and Economy;

13 Apr 2004: times, beating Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge 190 to 160 points. ... The questions are set by current and retired academics. Gonville and Caius were led by Edward Wallace, who is reading pure mathematics.

11 May 2004: Educated at Melbourne University, where he obtained a BSc in physics and electronics, and at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, where he gained BA (mechanical sciences), PhD and ScD degrees in

26 Jul 2004: And how do the two genders compare in retirement? The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has just awarded some of the country's top social scientists £3 million to answer ... The eight teams chosen to lead GeNet draw together experts in the

4 Feb 2004: Other Barry pupils and staff include Sir John Habbakuk who was Professor of Economic History at Oxford, and then Master of Jesus College and Vice-Chancellor; and David Joslin was Professor ... He is currently working on the relations between domestic and

12 Jul 2004: America Alone’ outlines the costs of the neo-conservative push in terms of economic damage, distortion of priorities, rising anti-Americanism, encroachment on civil liberties, domestic political polarisation and reduced security.

14 Dec 2004: It will investigate technological and operational solutions to minimise that impact, along with possible regulatory policies, while taking into account socio-economic dimensions.

22 Sep 2004: Few industries are more important for Britain's future economic prosperity than the Information Technology (IT) sector.