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Grants will be awarded to undergraduate teams developing inventive technology- and engineering-driven ideas which could boost economic growth in the developing world. ... The six successful teams will receive grant funding over a year to develop, test

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Is ARCH modelling a telling example of a paradigm? A Kuhnian perspective on financial economics. ... supervised by Marina Frasca-Spada) Can economics be modelled? A consensus undermines a paradox (supervised by Christopher.

resource management and inter-related activities to maximise collective economic and environmental benefit. ... characteristic urban forms, the trendy lifestyles, as well as the surging economic power.

We use wristwatches, pens, paper, PC’s, calculators, spreadsheets, compasses, diaries, cellphones, reference books, Google, sketch–pads. ... or of dynamical systems theory (Schoner et al)? or maybe sth with a more economic ‘cost-benefit’ flavour

Specifically, a key objective of the research is to test empirically the assumptions of the ‘Nordic exceptionalism thesis’ i.e. ... the Ending Gangs and Youth Violence strategy), police operations (e.g. Trident) and what Williams and Clarke (2016)

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Despite all this critical and potentially hostile scholarly activity, Cashmore’s judgments on official policy and actions have stood the test of time. ... Ogot (ed.), Hadith 5: Economic and social history of East Africa (Nairobi: East African

She died in London, 25 April 1981. The collection mainly comprises manuscripts, articles, book reviews, lectures, notes, diaries, correspondence and photographs for 1903 - 1980.

K. Coutts, R. Tarling, T. Ward and F. Wilkinson, The Economic Consequences of Mrs Thatcher, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Vol 5, No 1, March 1981. ... It was presented at the 3rd Economics and Control Conference at Lyngby, Denmark, in June 1981, and is