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9 May 2002: In recent years, he has been very much concerned with reviewing American policy and his own role in it - most notably in his book In Retrospect: The Tragedy and Lessons of ... As a former president of the World Bank, he has been interested in economic

21 May 2002: The Programme will draw together scholars from across the University in a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural programme encompassing political science, history, international relations, economics, theology, psychology and law. ... in Saudi Arabia, and

20 May 2002: The Economic and Social Research Council Network for the Study of the Social Contexts of Pathways in Crime will be based at the Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge.

14 Jun 2002: Indeed, one student has gone full circle and now works as a teacher in a local secondary school, using STIMULUS volunteers to assist in her lessons.

20 Dec 2002: August. Costing the earth - environmental economics. Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, a Fellow of St John's College, was joint winner of the 2002 Volvo Environmental Prize. ... His co-winner was Karl-Goran Maler, Professor of Economics at the Stockholm

19 Nov 2002: Awarded in recognition of the outstanding contribution that the Project has made to the intellectual, economic, cultural and social life of the nation, the announcement was made at a reception at

20 Sep 2002: ages. In December 2002 the Economic and Social Research Council announced that management of the Programme was transferring from the University of Exeter to the University of Cambridge where it is

28 Feb 2002: Dame Stephanie will use her own experience in building up Xansa plc to point to the qualities that leaders and companies need in today's challenging world and the lessons she

4 Mar 2002: Dame Stephanie will use her own experience in building up Xansa plc to point to the qualities that leaders and companies need in today's challenging world and the lessons she

14 Feb 2002: Transformed in the 19th century from spectacular ornamental garden to pioneering scientific institution, Kew was the centre of a scientific and economic network - importing exotic discoveries such as breadfruit, quinine, rubber