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The Cambridge History and Economics seminar. Tues 30 April at 17.15 pm. ... Paul Warde. Professor of Environmental History, Cambridge, Director, Centre for History and Economics, Cambridge.

Ancient Studies, Judaic Studies, Religious Studies, History, Philosophy, Sociology and Economics. ... history; Business & Management; Climate science; Communication; Criminology and Criminal justice; Economics and Finance; Education; Social work;

The most popular choices are French, Arabic, German, and Spanish. From 2010, The Joint Centre for History and Economics has been based at Magdalene College and King's College, Cambridge, and ... Dr Sara Caputo is a Senior Research Fellow at Magdalene.

About this item. Description:. Gareth Stedman Jones a Fellow of King's College and Director of the Centre for History and Economics, University of Cambridge, giving a lecture entitled 'Cambridge and ... Gareth Stedman Jones is Director of the Centre for

comparing trade patterns and the spread of diseases. He has published, among others, in the Journal of Political Economy, Explorations in Economic History, and The Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics. ... Institute, and the Department of

Geography students have often taken a wide range of A Levels including Business Studies, Government & Politics, English Literature, History and Economics. ... Undergraduate students and staff talk about studying Geography at the University of Cambridge.

Economics. Education. Engineering. English. Genetics. Geography. Haematology. History. History and Philosophy of Science. ... History of Art. Land Economy. Law. Materials Science and Metallurgy. Medical Genetics.

Quick Links. The Seeley Historical Library. The Seeley is the library for History. ... As a primarily undergraduate library, the Seeley aims to hold a copies of all items on History reading lists and therefore specialises in areas that are deemed

Quantitative History; Financial History; the Centre for History and Economics; and the Cambridge Group for the. ... Quantitative History Seminar. Supported by the Centre for History and Economics and the Trevelyan Fund (Faculty of History).

There is a little bit for everyone: A Cambridge connection, history, political economics, mathematics, organology, and… a splattering of music to boot.