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19 Jun 2024: University Press, 2010), co-authored with Ebru Boyar; and Ottoman Economic Practices in Periods of Transformation: The Cases of Crete and Bulgaria (Ankara: Türk Tarih Kurumu, 2014), co-authored with Svetla ... 27-46; “A shared world of economic

3 Jun 2024: Mon, 25 Mar 2019 18:12:20 0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.5 ... public space and examines various spheres including women as economic producers and consumers, female slaves, women and violence, the flirting woman, marginal women and

4 Jun 2024: He took a PhD in Economics at MIT and an MA in Philosophy at Bedford College, London. ... From 1972, he taught Economics at Birkbeck College, London, and then at Bristol.

14 Jun 2024: Dr Kate Fleet (University of Cambridge), Women as economic protestors in nineteenth-century Istanbul. ... Dr Svetla Ianeva (New Bulgarian University, Sofia), The economic activities of women in the central part of the Ottoman Balkans in the nineteenth

5 Jun 2024: It highlights the threats from pandemics, climate change, and economic instability, and the need for continuous adaptation.The authors propose a composite resilience index to assess and improve community resilience. ... economic, and public health

13 Jun 2024: Computer Science. Cameron Crawford. cc2111. Economics. Chibuike Agu. ca575. Education. Jaheem Smith.

25 Jun 2024: You are here:. Philip P. Turner Prize in Economics established at Churchill College. ... Philip P. Turner Prize in Economics established at Churchill College. 25th June 2024.

4 Jun 2024: Prior to joining Price Waterhouse he conducted post-doctoral work in the Economics Faculty, having earlier completed a PhD on ‘Takeover and Company Performance’, also at the Faculty of Economics, University

17 Jun 2024: Churchill has a long tradition of welcoming students from non-traditional Oxbridge schools and regions forged by a desire to help combat entrenched social and economic disadvantage by improving equality of

18 Jun 2024: He used his commission to capture the social and economic realities of rural Anatolian villages through the work of women and children in farming and family life.