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Since then research and teaching in the subject have taken place across many faculties and departments, including Economics, Social and Political Sciences, Social Anthropology, Geography, Land Economy, the Judge Business School, ... anthropology,

Economics will appeal to those interested in the study of society, whatever their speciality in school may have been: students trained in mathematics and natural sciences will find as much scope ... School references about the candidate's academic

Management students at the College have come from a variety of backgrounds; their earlier Tripos subjects include Economics, History, Natural Sciences and English. ... If you have questions that are not answered by the website, you can contact the MST

Gender has long been recognised as an important analytic category in scholarship on work in various disciplines, including economics, geography, history, sociology and social anthropology. ... In particular, influential debates on productive/reproductive

So far, I have taught EU law, Roman law, labour law, and law and economics at Cambridge and LSE.

kinds of environmental research topics have become the locus classicus of Arctic science in Canada, and why. ... This year we were fortunate to be able to start the series with Professor Brody, whose works on self-determination, land claims, language,

1988-91: Lecturer in Population Studies, London School of Economics. 1987-88: Temporary Lecturer in Population Geography University of Leeds. ... 12, New Series 71-72, pp. 318-325. Teaching. In the past I have undertaken undergraduate and graduate

Background. I have a mixed background in financial economics and data science.

Wellbeing. We have always taken the wellbeing of staff and students seriously at Land Economy, but it has obviously gained greater importance since the recent COVID-19 epidemic and lockdown, the ... Wellbeing is an intrinsic part of our department’s

While impending ecological disaster challenges our customary experience of time and space, technological innovations in communication, transportation, and economics have significantly accelerated the pace of life and condensed spatial distances