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9 Feb 2024: This event will explore the complex ecosystem of the Fens and will investigate critical facets at play in the landscape including biodiversity, greenhouse gas emissions, water management, economic factors, and the

9 Feb 2024: Trinity College. 4. Gonville & Caius College. 5. Cambridge Market Square.

9 Feb 2024: his award-winning podcasts, spoken word performances and his research on the socio-economic potential of black music. ... Karen Edge. His research focuses on the socio-economic potential of black music.

9 Feb 2024: Experiences of second-class economic citizenship, non-status in cases of recent arrival to the UK or other experiences of poverty/precarity can be traced in/on children’s bodies (Wilkinson &

9 Feb 2024: This raises two questions. Why do women continue to shoulder a disproportionate amount of housework and childcare despite economic and cultural gains?

9 Feb 2024: Economic consultant, researcher and writer Hilary Cooper, co-author of After the virus, will chair.

23 Mar 2021: the Meru Economic and Social Council, a regional governmental think tank, and Chairperson of its infrastructure and services programme. ... Developing countries like Kenya are experiencing rapid economic growth, with most undergoing a construction boom.

20 Feb 2023: Jonathan believes that this will lead to massive political and economic problems. ... Speakers from the University of Cambridge include activist Dr Mary Murphy, who specialises in environmental education; social and economic geographer Dr Anna Barford,

9 Feb 2024: In the social, economic and community spaces we inhabit, we know that the relationships we build are evolving into complex, polarised landscapes.

9 Feb 2024: Biodiversity underpins all economic activities and human wellbeing. Our livelihood, wellbeing and economy are also dependent on nature and thriving ecosystems.

9 Feb 2024: Gonville and Caius College , Bateman Auditorium, Trinity Street, CB2 1TA.

22 Jan 2021: The inaugural Festival aims to tackle and offer solutions for humanity’s most pressing issues, from pandemics, climate change and global economics, to human rights and the future of democracy.

14 Feb 2023: Edible economics: how much can food tell us about economic change? - ... Professor Ha-Joon Chang and food archaeologist Martin Jones talk about Professor Chang’s new book Edible economics: A hungry economist explains the world.

11 Feb 2021: pressing issues, from pandemics, climate change and global economics, to human rights and the future of democracy. ... Post-COVID Recovery and the Future of Global Economics – Dr Augusto Lopez-Claros, Chair of the Global Governance Forum, examines the

16 Feb 2022: issues, from the multiple crises in politics, health and climate change to global economics and human rights. ... that economics needs to change to keep pace with the 21st century and the digital economy.

27 Feb 2024: will debate potential ways out of the crisis. Economic consultant, researcher and writer Hilary Cooper, co-author of After the virus, will chair. ... Misinformation, statistics and lies sees Kamal Ahmed, former BBC Economics editor and editor-in-chief of

23 Feb 2022: climate change to global economics and human rights. ... Opportunities from new digital products and services can drive economic growth and tackle some of the biggest challenges we face – from climate change and COVID-19 to conflict and poverty.

10 Feb 2023: Edible Economics: A Hungry Economist Explains the World by Professor Ha-Joon Chang.

15 Feb 2024: Unveiling the shadows: Modern-day slavery panel discussion, a discussion by a panel of Anglia Ruskin University experts: Professor Nick Drydakis, founding Director of the Centre for Pluralist Economics (CPE) and

9 Feb 2024: Public discourses are an important route to understand the ways in which events and persons as well as cultural, economic and political developments have affected views on how school history benefits