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Does this similarity mean they are less resilient or well-adapted to their unique surroundings or do their similarities allow them to share useful lessons? ... A global effort of comparative analysis is therefore needed to compare and contrast the

uk. Framing the debate Across all meetings, the benefits of green space for human wellbeing, happiness and sustainability were extolled, with evidence cited from fields such as neuroscience, epidemiology, economics, sociology ...  Can we apply lessons

Behavioural economics clearly shows that most people are not optimisers. The second category of decisions is undertaken by those known as ‘satisficers’, who search for options that may not be the ... Do lessons from transitions in developed nations

Dr Prathivadi B. Anand, a specialist in environmental economics and public policy from the University of Bradford,. ... of Plant Science); Prof. David Newbury (Faculty of Economics); Dr Marc Ozawa and Dr Isabelle de Wouters (Energy@Cambridge Strategic

sourcing strategies. Call to action There is a concern amongst business leaders that we are walking into a disaster on cotton; lessons. ... capital and its wider societal impacts. This fibre is worn throughout the world across socio-economic borders and

His research interests include the political economy of agrarian change; the economic and socio-cultural dimensions of colonisation; the history of subsistence crises; and the geopolitics of disaster relief. ... I wonder if lessons might be obtained from

In November, the discussion focussed on some of the economic and social drivers behind those changes including economics, politics and health. ... role that spatial and temporal variation in economic drivers and their impacts will play.

Although satellite images can provide comprehensive information on a global scale, there are many very important questions related to ground-truthing those data and bringing them together with economic, social and ... Could lessons to be learnt from the

 Can we apply lessons from marketing to public health interventions? ... economic forces can lead to inertia in food policy.

natural resources from the demand side, including economics, politics and health. Witnesses: 18th November 2014. Bojana Bajželj Ian Bateman Theresa Marteau. ... Soest and MetteTermansen (2013)