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27 Feb 2007: He was previously the Chief Economist and Head of the Economic and Social Affairs Department at the TUC. ... He served on the Low Pay Commission from 1997 – 2000 and was also a member of the Economic and Social Research Council's Research Priorities

13 Jun 2007: The project will focus on two cities, Jerusalem and Belfast. In its emergence from decades of political and religious unrest, Belfast can provide lessons for Jerusalem, where tensions between Israelis and ... East. It has been funded with a £3.1million

20 Jun 2007: Dr Toke Aidt is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics who has transformed several undergraduate courses at the Faculty. ... The lessons learnt from this process went on to inform the development of the Colleges' online supervision reporting system,

17 Apr 2007: Researchers at the University's Faculty of Economics, who are unveiling the first stage of their findings on the subject, say the slump in public contentment could be due to flagging

30 Mar 2007: According to CPI's Dr Aled Jones, “Climate change represents one of the greatest challenges for society and to our economic prosperity.

22 Jun 2007: 2003. He is now an economic adviser to the British government. In 2005 he was appointed to lead a review of the economics of climate change, which led to the publication

23 May 2007: Dr Al-Shaikhly gave an eloquent perspective on the current plight of Iraq, going back twenty years to the start of its economic decline with the start of the war with ... He pointed to the worsening economic situation in the country during the decade

9 Jan 2007: Every year Fitzwilliam sends a small group of students to the Daiichi University of Economics in Fukuoka, on Japan’s southernmost main island, where they spend a year studying the

28 Nov 2007: St John's College, where Dr Singh studied for a First in Economics in the late 1950s, is seeking to award £35,000 scholarships to each PhD student for up to ... With our recent unprecedented economic growth of over 9 percent per year, this scholarship

6 Dec 2007: Because women are rarely the highest earners in the household, there seems to be an economic rationale for making them responsible for domestic duties.