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It explored the benefits of learning and using other languages, focusing on global communication and understanding, cultural competence, intellectual and personal development and economic and social prosperity, and put forward a ... Throughout the

Decolonising the curriculum becomes an attack on freedom of speech; the xenophobia that drives Brexit is packaged as rational economic sovereignty.

Search. Search this site. Search all of cam.ac.uk. You are not logged in. Conversations with Professor Justice Paul Finn. Conversations with Professor Justice Paul Finn #1: Reflections on Becoming the Goodhart Professor. Duration: 1 hour 32 mins.

23 Emeritus Fellow of Trinity College 1962, Reader in Law, Economic Torts (Clarendon Press) 1997. ... I want you to send me a curriculum vitae and you’re not to wonder wwant it’ and then I became a Reader.

My personal advisor was the economist Alan Peacock, and I had to tell him the disappointing news that I wanted to change from economics to economic history. ... I only came across Geoffrey Elton when I came back to the Chair of Economic History.

Instead he really encouraged us, how do you infuse it into existing curriculum? ... How do you get it into history, political science, economics. And it is a great challenge.

crisis. The term 'secular stagnation' was first coined by Larry Summers, Professor of Economics at Harvard University. ... Professor Coen Teulings is the Montague Burton Chair of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations at the University of Cambridge.

From 1983 to 1990, Vince worked as special advisor on Economic Affairs for the Commonwealth Secretary General, Sir Sonny Ramphal. ... He has also been head of the economics programme at Chatham House and is a former fellow of Nuffield College Oxford and

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About this item. Description:. International Balzan Prizewinner 2017, Professor Bina Agarwal, Professor of Development Economics and Environment, University of Manchester is the Diane Middlebrook and Carl Djerassi Visiting Professor for the