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22 Jan 2021: Dr Lucinda Spokes. 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

30 Mar 2021: 1 Senior Lecturer, Economics and Business, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, ealvarezp@uoc.edu 2 Professor, Department of Economics, UC Irvine, dbogart@uci.edu. ... transport. In terms of turns, we opt for a global turns policy.

16 Sep 2021: TABLE OF CONTENTS:. Foreword: A tribute to Chris Colclough; Sir Richard Jolly; Chapter 1; Education and the reform of social inequalities in the Global South: An introduction.PART 1: THE ECONOMICS ... Professor Kwame Akyeampong, The Open University, UK.

16 Sep 2021: American Economic Journal:. Applied Economics, 5(3), 41-62. Kremer, M., Miguel, E., & Thornton, R. ... 2009). Incentives to learn. The Review of Economics and. Statistics, 91(3), 437-456.

16 Sep 2021: CHAPTER 1. Education and the reform of social inequalities in the Global South: An introduction. ... And as founding Director of UNESCO’s Education for All Global Monitoring Report.

15 Apr 2021: The independent, global Dasgupta review into the economics of biodiversity was commissioned by the UK Government in March 2019 and the findings were made public in February 2021. ... This laid the groundwork for him setting up the Inspire Dialogue

14 Apr 2021: Emily McKenzie (2002) is part of the team that supported Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, Fellow of St John’s College, with his recently published independent global review on the Economics of ... me: ‘what does it mean to bring biodiversity to the

26 Jan 2021: economics. Williamson (1985) hypothesized that whether a particular activity should be insourced or. ... around the world. The recent pandemic, of course, is the elephant in the room in terms of global.

29 Sep 2021: Registered charity number 1137541. Girton College Cambridge Summer Programmes. Economics Summer Programme Girton College, University of Cambridge. ... A Global History of Contending Economic Thoughts and Economic Paradigms. Like many other courses in

10 Jun 2021: There are systemic and cascading risks associated with increasing volatility – most obviously connected with the pandemic, but also with climate change, migration, global economics and technology.