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factors constraining its development', Cambridge Journal of Economics Special Issue, 36: 712-750. ... 1156. Hughes, A. (with Cosh, A.D. and Cumming, D.) (2009), ‘Outside Entrepreneurial Capital’, Economic Journal, 119, 1494-1533.

Writing on the World Economic Forum website, Professor Abir Al-Tabbaa describes the potential for research to change the future use of concrete. ... For more on the implications of this research please follow the link to the World Economic Forum website.

The demand for compensation in a platform market." Energy Economics, 72: 436-450 (DOI: 10.1016/j.eneco.2018.04.004). ... University positions. Professor of Business Economics, Director of the MPhil in Technology Policy Programme.

Field of focus - Candidates should be engaged in a relevant social science (including political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, psychology, and geography) or humanities discipline (including philosophy, history, and law).

Professor Michael Pollitt on energy reforms. Professor of Business Economics and Fellow of Sidney Sussex Michael Pollitt has recently commented on the effect of policies to decarbonise the UK's electricity

Maayan’s research interests include labour law, international law, global governance and law and economics.

neoliberal political and economic consensus, Professor Gerstle argues that they also present difficulties to traditional parties of the left.

C. Hicks (Stamford, 1992), pp. 157-181. 'The miniature of St John the Baptist in Gonville and Caius MS 241/127 and its context', Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, X,

These have previously included Computer Science, Economics, Languages and Archaeology, among many others. ... Mathematics - also recommended for students interested in Economics or Computer Science, as these are courses with high mathematical content

She has advised bodies including the World Economic Forum, the G20, and the United Nations on portrayals and perceptions of AI.