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21 May 2014: Professor Hart is currently the co-director of the Human Economy Programme in Pretoria University and Centennial Professor of Economic Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science. ... Please read our email privacy notice for

7 Mar 2014: The images and information gathered from both projects will provide the foundation for the Digital Layers portal. ... Successful organisations use this money to improve their collections for the benefit of their audiences, improving enjoyment,

3 Sep 2014: The researchers used the criteria for defining endangered species to measure rate and prevalence of language loss, as defined by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. ... Major international organisations such as the United Nations and

11 Jul 2014: Kamiar Mohaddes. The Paper, Fair weather or foul: the macroeconomic effects of El Niño, by Dr Kamiar Mohaddes of Cambridge's Faculty of Economics and Paul Cashin and Mehdi Raissi of ... This is important for economic planning, particularly as such

15 May 2014: And indeed, there are nine ‘schools’ of economics (and that’s only counting the major ones), including three varieties for free-market economics alone (Classical, Neoclassical, and Austrian). ... It is not necessary – or even possible – for

5 Jun 2014: The measures themselves do not include quality criteria for what counts as green,” said Pe’er. ... These are things enjoyed by everyone but not so easy to pay for through food sales,” added Dicks.

11 Apr 2014: Search. Search. Does economics need less maths or more? Research. Does economics need less maths or more?. ... Michael Kitson. Mathematics is an indispensable tool for economists – but has it become too dominant in economics?

10 Jun 2014: Michael Bravo. For centuries, indigenous peoples in the Arctic navigated the land, sea, and ice, using knowledge of trails that was passed down through the generations. ... public as an interactive atlas – bringing together hundreds of years of accrued

30 Oct 2014: in wealth and power, can lead to poor trade-offs being made, both for the ecosystem itself and those who rely on it. ... Sometimes economics will favour conservation and sometimes it won’t. But conservationists need to plan for both outcomes.”.

19 Mar 2014: national basis, as by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence in the UK. ... They are now grown in 28 countries worldwide, with GM crops currently accounting for 12% of global arable acreage.