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Part II/III Paper 8/18 – History and Philosophy of Economics. Role with the University. ... Over the years I have taught various modules, ranging from economics to the philosophy of social science, at the University of Cambridge, King’s College

Dr Collin Constantine. Collin Constantine is a College Lecturer and Official Fellow of Economics at Girton College, University of Cambridge. ... Dr Kamiar Mohaddes. Kamiar Mohaddes is a macroeconomist at the Judge Business School at the University of

Dame Rosalyn read Law at Girton College and Yale University. She has held Chairs in International Law at Kent University and the London School of Economics and many other senior positions. ... hardly anyone went on to University and certainly no one went

1903. Amy King (1903), the first Black woman to study at the University of Cambridge. ... Tripos. In 1920, while Director of Studies at Girton, she became the first woman to deliver Cambridge University lectures in Economics.

Geography at the University of Edinburgh. ... I have held a variety of honorary and visiting positions, most recently at the Bankwest-Curtin Economics Centre in Perth, and at RMIT University Melbourne.

He completed his MA at New York University and his PhD at the University of Sussex. ... Thomas is currently an associate tutor in English Literature at the University of York.

Instead, I embarked on PhD studies in Law and Economics at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. ... In 2007, Iain and I returned to the UK to take up Chairs in Law at the University of Kent where I continued to teach, supervise postgraduate students

She is a Research Associate at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine. ... Phil. Degree in economics from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom..

24 Apr 2020: Yale University. She has held Chairs in International Law at Kent University and the London School of Economics and many other. ... She. served as Pro-Vice-Chancellor at the University of Newcastle and as Vice-Chancellor of Coventry University.

late twenties (1961-63), moving to Kings College, Cambridge, 1963-1969, and basing all his subsequent research in the Department of Applied Economics at the University of Cambridge. ... He cared passionately about the way economics, as well economies,