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22 Jul 2012: In many music lessons, you learn the names for things first and then you learn how to do it - which seems completely backwards and can put people off.

12 Oct 2012: The research will help conservators repair priceless works of art and provide new insights into the cultural, social and economic circumstances of their production. ... This unique synergy will have a very significant impact, informing a larger study of

25 Apr 2012: Once written off by western capitalists as “voodoo economics”, Islamic finance is now in a state of rapid growth and has become a trillion (US) dollar industry, which is attracting the ... The economic growth of East Asia in recent decades appears to

4 May 2012: This wartime work was obviously for a very specific purpose, but the growth of advertising agencies and market research after the war meant that many of the lessons learnt in the

17 Feb 2012: The programme will also explore the impact these powers are likely to have on other major global problems, including the economic crisis and international security. ... economic crisis, their attitudes towards energy security, climate change and

11 Oct 2012: This shows that a substantial increase in investment in conservation is urgently required, but the total needed is trivial in comparison to the economic benefits that nature provides. ... the total needed is trivial in comparison to the economic benefits

30 May 2012: better. What’s great about the course is that it encourages us to understand how social, environmental and economic aspects interact as part of a whole system, allowing us to develop

4 Apr 2012: This is closely linked to well-being, as well as other crucial determinants of a city’s success, such as crime levels and economics.

8 Nov 2012: College, London on the evening of 8 November as part of the Economic and Social Research Council’s Festival of Social Science. ... The Economic and Social Research Council’s Large Grants Programme has funded the Conflict in Cities project.

13 Apr 2012: Mary Beard, Professor of Classics and Fellow of Newnham College, whose acclaimed programme Pompeii: Life and Death in a Roman Town was broadcast in 2010, spent

20 Mar 2012: Teams of up to eight students from secondary schools and sixth form colleges will be the experts for the day, displaying their science, technology, engineering or maths projects from lessons and

20 Apr 2012: A native of New York City, he was educated at Dartmouth College (B.A., International Relations), the London School of Economics (M.A., Social Anthropology) and Yale University (M.Phil.,

19 Mar 2012: In addition, managers are not only expected to pursue shareholders’ economic interests, but their political ones as well. ... The skills and temperament that maximize shareholder profits conflict with those that promote economic stability.

17 May 2012: Increasingly, such a frugal and flexible approach has relevance to Western economies that are reeling under the pressures of economic recession and  budget constraints.

18 Oct 2012: Anyone who stores images on flickr, or accesses emails from a central server, is cloud computing, and today many businesses are turning to centralised data centres as an economic means of

3 Nov 2012: The panel, chaired by Chris Giles, Economics Editor of the Financial Times, will include the University’s own Dr Gemma Burgess, Senior Research Associate in the Department of Land Economy. ... This debate is also part of the Economic and Social

5 Mar 2012: attitudes to it have been shaped by shifts in culture, politics, religion, art and economics.

23 Oct 2012: He says China’s impact on the West is mainly economic for now. ... Jacques says Europe has been declining for many decades and the current economic crisis has only accelerated its decline.

26 Oct 2012: Cambridge has been approved57 by the Examiners and has been awarded the Diploma in Economics. ... international economics and the balance of payments, the aggregate distribution of income and wealth.

1 Jun 2012: From committee meetings and green screens, via research for his next book, to Classics-loving teenagers and major public lectures, Dr Michael Scott had a busy