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29 Jan 2013: catastrophic consequences (in terms of loss of life, structural damage and economic.

30 Jan 2013: It is good to know that the Woolf Inquiry Report about the Gaddafi affair at the LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) has sent waves of alarm through the

30 Jan 2013: University Lectureship in International Economic History since 1800 in the Faculty of History; salary: £37,382–£47,314; closing date: 22 February 2013; further particulars:; quote reference: JJ25072.

30 Jan 2013: Defining our terms. • Neo-liberalization. – The return to economic liberalism following the paradigm shift. ... Conclusions. Economic. Liberalization. • Canada’s 1964 Porter Commission. • The 1970s return to economic liberalism. –

30 Jan 2013: University Lectureship in International Economic History since 1800 in the Faculty of History; salary: £37,382–£47,314; closing date: 22 February 2013; further particulars: ... It is good to know that the Woolf Inquiry Report about the Gaddafi affair

30 Jan 2013: C A M B R I D G E U N I V E R S I T Y. REPORTERS p e c i a l N o 6 T h u r S d ay 3 1 J a N u a r y 2 0 1 3 Vol cxliii. p u B l i S h e d B y a u T h o r i T y. Financial Management Information for the year ended 31 July 2012. Notices for

31 Jan 2013: Statutes and Ordinances of the University of Cambridge. Preceding: Chapter X. Following:CHAPTER XI. pp. 687–750. THE UNIVERSITY OFFICERS. Previous section:Section 3. SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY OFFICERS. Vice-Chancellor. Advisory Committee.

31 Jan 2013: Group 1 shall comprise the following subjects:. 1.Development economics. 2.Institutions and development. ... SCHEDULE. Subjects from the following examinations:. Economic and Social History. Latin-American Studies.

31 Jan 2013: Statutes and Ordinances of the University of Cambridge. Preceding: Chapter XI. Following:CHAPTER XII. pp. 752–1000. TRUST EMOLUMENTS. Previous section:Section 2. FUNDS, STUDENTSHIPS, PRIZES, LECTURESHIPS, ETC. detailed here]. GENERAL REGULATIONS

31 Jan 2013: Yet despite the huge personal, social and economic impact of these diseases – they cost the UK economy more than £23 billion a year – just 2.5 per cent of the