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10 Apr 2007: The discipline of economics needs a radical overhaul, in his view, because so many important things don't yet have price tags attached and are therefore not being valued or considered.

4 May 2007: Professor Ronald Dore, who is widely regarded as the leading authority on post-war Japanese society and economics, will be speaking at the Faculty of Oriental Studies on Monday, 7 May. ... He has spent most of his lifetime studying Japanese culture and

25 Apr 2007: Nigel is Chairman of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, the sub-regional economic partnership with a remit covering the 25-mile area centred on Cambridge, Co-Founder of the Cambridge Network Ltd

15 Feb 2007: It also aims to illuminate contemporary social and economic inequalities, in order to call a new generation of activists to duty.”. ... The Centre of African Studies is hosting a series of lectures to illuminate the historical and economic context of

12 Dec 2007: Samuel is pursuing a Natural Sciences degree at Trinity College specialising in Physics and Temi, who has a strong interest in global inequality and corporate responsibility, is studying Economics at

14 Jun 2007: Simon, who has an MA in Economics from the University of Cambridge, surprised viewers by beating confident Kristina Grimes, 36, after the two went head-to-head to design an ... I'm ecstatic, really.". Dr Nigel Knight, Director of Studies in Economics at

17 Apr 2007: Together with another Robinson alumnus,Chris Duffy (Economics, 2002) I work at thePrime Minister’s Strategy Unit, in the CabinetOffice.

1 Sep 2007: And from a business viewpoint, the economic advantages of designing products that more people can use are clear.

20 Sep 2007: 12. British Economic and Social History 380–1100 (Paper 7)DR M. T. ... 10. British Economic and Social History 1050–c. 1500(Paper 8). PROF. M.

1 Sep 2007: Dr Peterson. Following two decades of economic crisis and increased student enrolments, academics working in African Universities are suffering from overwhelming teaching and administrative workloads and poor resources.