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1 Jun 2011: May 2011. 2. Post Keynesian economics between history of economic thought and history of. ... Scazzieri, eds,. Foundations of Economics. Structures of Inquiry and Economic Theory, Oxford and.

Of particular note was the Munby Collection on Transport Economics and the A.G.

16 Jan 2024: The bugbear of the last century was aerial walkways and paved areas pretending to be solid ground: I think of my own teachers’ Harvey Court for Caius College on West Road.

The plan of the chapel was rectagular, long and narrow and likened by some of the committee to the Gonville and Caius Chapel, facetiously known as the 'engine shed'. ... Apart from being a good match with the Swanage brick, it was economic, workable and

4 Jan 2021: BINBROOK. ROBINSON COLLEGEUNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. R. stern benevolence, Brideshead Revisited and milking goats: When dreams come true. MICHAElMAs 2020. Hugely blessed to have such a career: In conversation with Dame Pippa Harris. Thoughts, or a

18 Oct 2011: Occasionally, I wonder if I should have studied Economics at Robinson College, instead of Natural Sciences. ... 13. I came up to Cambridge to read Economics in the autumn of 1990 with no previous exposure to the dismal science.

17 Apr 2007: Together with another Robinson alumnus,Chris Duffy (Economics, 2002) I work at thePrime Minister’s Strategy Unit, in the CabinetOffice. ... SpamalotThursday, April 19thTickets £75Alumni are invited to join Simon Russell Beale (Gonville and Caius,1979)

2 Nov 2009: One was. asleep on top of two years’ correspondence. Another, James Ferguson, was a recent graduate of Caius. ... Much could be avoided if people with mental health needs were better supported (Oxford Economics, Mental Health & the UK Economy, March

4 Jan 2021: Brian read for his BA in Law and his LLM atRobinson, before taking up a doctoral studentship at Gonville and Caius College. ... is becomingincreasingly widespread), and the current state andfuture implications, legal and economic, of thetechnology, and

7 Dec 2022: Toby co-wrote the sensational musical story of the six wives of Henry VIII with Lucy Moss (Gonville and Caius) in their final year at Cambridge. ... broad recognition that [it] can lead to societal benefits, economic growth and development.”.