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17 May 2024: Coffee Break Seminar: The Irish famine and the financial crises of 1847 and 2022: lessons from history for modern-day policymakers. ... Dr Charles Read (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge) The Irish famine and the

17 May 2024: 25 November 2022 Dr Charles Read (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge) The Irish famine and the financial crises of 1847 and 2022: lessons from history for

17 May 2024: Effectiveness-equity tradeoffs in enforcing exclusionary supply chain policies: Lessons from the Amazonian cattle sector. ... and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.

17 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

17 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

17 May 2024: Political Economy of Hunger and Food SupplyThis theme includes:. Drawing lessons from historical analyses of  famine. ... Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

17 May 2024: lessons from historical analyses of famine Role of political structures in production & distribution of food Archaeological & anthropological evidence for innovation en Dr Joeva Rock ... My research interests include political economy, critical agrarian

20 Nov 2020: Water for food security: lessons learned from a review of water-related interventions (2017). ... Government is not able to send social and economic infrastructure. •

better school attendance and ultimately additional. economic growth. These are problems that a magic. ... 4. forms of transformational partnership. It makes sound. economic and moral sense for us to work together –. both within industry, with

 The planet is a global common. Brazil'FWE'Nexus'. Global'Environmental'. 'Change'. Global'Economic'. ... Are there lessons we can learn from political science? - Can we help support knowledge creation and nexus innovation? -

Are there lessons from Carbon accounting? • http://www.fao.org/redd/overview/en/. But how to “Account” for water use in Crop Production? • ... Di erences in property, tenure, residence, and economic and social status can lead to discrimination as

17 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

Studies).  Agricultural growth for economic development (Jolly Dusabe, Centre of Development Studies). ... in areas ranging from energy, biodiversity and food security to anthropology, architecture, history and economics.

11 Oct 2021: Consequently, they have poorly developed andunderstood value chains; however, this varies across geographic and socio-economic settings. ... 3.2. Agriculture and Economic Exclusion. Current agricultural activities recognize the need for increased crop

17 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

17 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

17 May 2024: A good lesson for the future? Food waste is still a huge problem throughout the world. ... Professor Cristiane Derani, Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil.

17 May 2024: Political Economy of Hunger and Food SupplyThis theme includes:. Drawing lessons from historical analyses of  famine. ... Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

17 May 2024: Fourth Global Conference on Economic Geography. and The Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford invites geographers, regional scientists, policy makers and researchers of related disciplines ... to participate in the

17 May 2024: How to pivot in a pandemic: Lessons learned at NIAB. Submitted by K.L. ... My lesson learnt from this experience is slightly different and highlights the need for resilient protocols.

17 May 2024: Lessons from the past: archaeology, anthropology and the future of food.

17 May 2024: Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM), the Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI), and ICAR-National Institute of Agricultural Economics and Policy Research (ICAR-NIAP), successfully concluded

17 May 2024: He is an applied economist by training and holds a PhD in behavioural environmental economics and an MPhil in environmental policy from the University of Cambridge. ... C-EENRG Fellow Postdoctoral Research Associate, El-Erian Institute of Behavioural

17 May 2024: Environmental Economic Law’ (Direito Ambiental Econômico) ‘Privatisation and Public Service’ (Privatização e Serviços Públicos). ... Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil.

17 May 2024: She holds a PhD in Economics, an M.Sc. in International Trade and a B.Sc. ... Behavioural transition, sustainability, health, experimental economics, machine learning. Senior Research Associate, Department of Engineering.

17 May 2024: research group on 'Advanced Studies of Economics and Environment in International Law', Researcher, Brazilian National Research Agency (CNPq). ... Programme Manager, Conversation Institute, University of Cambridge. C-EENRG Fellow Postdoctoral Research

17 May 2024: Previously, I had completed undergraduate and graduate degrees in Economics in India, at the University of Delhi. ... thesis with my amazing mentor, Professor Sukhamoy Chakravarty of the Delhi School of Economics.

17 May 2024: Lang B., Allin R., Special study into the economics of cereal production 2004, DEFRA . ... Renwick A., Revoredo C., Lang B., Reader M., (2004) Economic, social and environmental impacts of reform of E Sugar Regime Reform, DEFRA .

17 May 2024: Centre Fellow, Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG), Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil, Research Coordinator and Head of ... research

17 May 2024: The aim is to gather views from our ecosystem on the current delivery options for funding, the lessons learnt and the value achieved and to look at ways to improve in ... Research through industry focused PhD fund. Capital Investment. The aim is to

17 May 2024: partnership with the South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM), the Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI), and ICAR-National Institute of Agricultural Economics and Policy ... Research (ICAR-NIAP

17 May 2024: Member, Department of Environment Food and Rural Affairs, Economic Advisory Panel. ... Environmental management. agri-environmental policy. rural economic change. rural policy analysis and evaluation.

17 May 2024: change and socio-economic impacts on food security), chemistry or formulation science (e.g., informing fungal-control measures), food regulations standards or food engineering. ... We will also welcome applicants with appreciation of socio-economic

17 May 2024: Judge Business SchoolDr Paul Lohmann. Paul is a postdoctoral research associate at the El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. ... He is an applied economist by training and

17 May 2024: We were discussing a recent World Economic Forum, where Bill & Melinda Gates had made an impassioned plea for the adoption of genetically modified (GM) crops in Africa, an effort their foundation ... She said, “I was reading Melinda and Bill Gates

17 May 2024: We still have much to learn from one another, and from the lessons provided by ongoing efforts in each of these domains. ... b) Lessons from the history of engagement with these risks, in academia, industry and policy.

17 May 2024: Introducing economic support for pulse farmers, similar to the protection offered to cereal farmers against bad harvests; and.

17 May 2024: I studied for a PhD in economics, and my research investigated the role of farm structure in agricultural household production and consumption systems. ... I think that the key is to integrate health and sustainability into economic systems.

17 May 2024: changes can be made to achieve greater fairness, healthiness and sustainability, while maintaining economic viability.

17 May 2024: I seek to bring the local data I generate to bear on scholarship of plant domestication and diffusion, ancient agriculture/pastoralism, and ancient economic history in the Mediterranean and beyond.

17 May 2024: Department of Biochemistry. 01223 333340. Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. ... Postdoctoral Research Associate. Beckwith Professor of Management Studies. 01223

17 May 2024: Professor at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil, in International Economic and Environmental Law. .

17 May 2024: I seek to bring the local data I generate to bear on scholarship of plant domestication and diffusion, ancient agriculture/pastoralism, and ancient economic history in the Mediterranean and beyond.

17 May 2024: Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil. ... Research Coordinator and Head of research group on 'Advanced Studies of Economics and Environment in International Law'.

17 May 2024: Evaluating how food crises are driven by environmental, demographic, economic or political factors.

17 May 2024: food consumption, reducing greenhouse gas emissions from food production, and supporting and increasing the sustainability and resilience of diverse small and large food production system through economics, policy, and outreach.

17 May 2024: Evaluating how food crises are driven by environmental, demographic, economic or political factors.

17 May 2024: It was obvious to me that economic theories had to integrate environmental law. ... To ensure humanity's survival, we need to change our economic thinking to put nature first.

17 May 2024: Sustainable development and resilience - To ensure food security and economic development, resilience must be improved.

17 May 2024: Recently, it has been suggested that such interventions can also improve the uptake and effectiveness of traditional economic policy interventions like taxes levied on carbon emissions and subsidies for low-carbon ... She is a research assistant at the El