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8 Nov 2023: Fennell. Using quasi-experimental methods, his research has broadly focused on investigating the drivers of economic growth and development in the agricultural sector, as well as their consequences on the environment ... Prior to joining the University

17 Aug 2023: Read the paper: Platts, P.J. et al.: ‘Inequitable gains and losses from conservation in a global biodiversity hotspot.’ Environmental and Resource Economics, August 2023.

7 Sep 2023: Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security. Land Economy. Professor of Earth Systems Science . ... Land Economy. Reader in International Economics. Economics. Research Associate. Plant Sciences.

18 Jul 2023: University societies often attract talented and motivated students who are eager to gain practical experience and enhance their skills.

17 Oct 2023: Search site. Research Operations Office. Research Operations Office Bulletin - Issue 323. Published on 17 October 2023. As outlined in the application process, it is occasionally necessary to implement a 7 working day internal deadline for

28 Jun 2023: Employing ethnographic fieldwork as its primary methodology, this study seeks to look at the impact of interfaith relationships on the social, cultural, and economic integration of refugees.

20 Nov 2023: Scheme Guidance for Applicants Having been awarded Horizon 2020 funding, you need to read and understand your obligations to the scheme so that you can comply with the terms and conditions of the grant. You can do this by reading the following EC

26 Jul 2023: The winning submissions show evidence of ambitious engagement and impact plans which have the potential to create significant economic, social, and cultural impact from, and engagement with, research.

5 Jun 2023: CCI Conservation Seminar - Dr Ben Filewod. Ben Filewod, London School of Economics. ... We propose a design-based alternative, based on a new framework for thinking about leakage in coupled economic-ecological systems, and propose three principles for

6 Sep 2023: Natural capital originates from neoclassical economics. “Capital” is a stock that can produce ongoing goods or services to human society. ... This project does not attribute economic values to the natural capital assets.