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3 Jul 2024: It applies particularly the disciplines of Economics and law for the analysis of the governance of the environment and land use. ... The Department centres this analysis primarily around law and economics, using fundamental tools from both disciplines

5 Jul 2024: Header Menu. Main menu. Social Menu. Search. Land Economy. Land Economy is a unique combination of economics, law, planning and development that is essential to tackle contemporary societal challenges. ... The Director of Studies is Dr Li Wan. "Studying

5 Jul 2024: J M Keynes Fellow in Financial Economics. Director of the Centre for Corporate and Commercial Law (3CL). ... In college, he is Director of Studies in Law and supervises Company Law.

6 Jul 2024: Subject:. Environmental Economics, Law and Economics. Email:. ... College Position:. Director of Studies in Land Economy. University Position:. Professor of Law, Economics and Institutions.

6 Jul 2024: Her research and teaching interests cover Corporate Finance, Law and Economics, Economics of Deals, International Finance, and Corporate Law. ... She is also presently working on a Law and Finance project called “Modern Capital Providers and the Firm".

3 Jul 2024: If you are applying for either Law or Economics, you will need to register for a pre-interview assessment before the standard deadline for applications. ... Applicants for Law take the LNAT (15 September deadline) and those for Economics take the TMUA

5 Jul 2024: What is Land Economy? The BA in Land Economy focuses on the use, management and development of the built and natural environment, and offers a solid grounding in both economics and ... The course structure. The first year of the course comprises teaching

2 Jul 2024: The Kessler Collection of Artists’ Books was donated to the Wren Library by the late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics and Law at Trinity in the 1950s. ... He amassed an outstanding library of over 7500 volumes, mostly on the subject of economics

5 Jul 2024: He went to a state comprehensive secondary school before reading Philosophy and Law at Cambridge (Selwyn College). ... He went to the London School of Economics for an LLM in Public International Law before returning to Cambridge for a PhD.

6 Jul 2024: 1 August: Registration opens for the LNAT (Law), the TMUA (Computer Science and Economics) and the ESAT (Chemical Engineering, Engineering and Natural Sciences). ... 15 September: Registration deadline for LNAT (Law). 16 September: Registration deadline

6 Jul 2024: The talks are also open to the wider University community and the general public. ... We define the Humanities in a broad sense to include history, religion, philosophy literature, languages, law, economics, political science, music and fine arts.

4 Jul 2024: It has at its core, the disciplines of Law and Economics and their application to the environment, broadly defined. ... Drawing primarily on theories and concepts from Economics and Law, students analyse how the private and public sector allocates

6 Jul 2024: Women are represented within our Fellowship, in our Choir and Staff, and beyond graduation, Caius women have excelled in areas as diverse as business, media, science, economics, history, maths, medicine and

6 Jul 2024: He specialises in public law, with a particular interest in constitutional theory, human rights law, and animal rights law. ... Raffael was previously Fellow in Law at the London School of Economics and he has held visiting scholar positions at Yale Law

5 Jul 2024: few, (drawing on the disciplines of Economics, Law, and Planning) then Land Economy is the course for you and Girton is the College at which to study it. ... For example, no previous knowledge of Law or Economics is assumed.

6 Jul 2024: Essential subjects: none. Useful subjects: Mathematics, Economics. Land Economy offers students the opportunity to build valuable skill sets, study some of the key issues of our time, and cultivate excellent career ... The main disciplines are law and

6 Jul 2024: Many Land Economy graduates become chartered surveyors, while others go on to work in a wide range of professions including the City, the Civil Service, management consultancy, planning, teaching and law. ... There is no Admissions Assessment for Land

5 Jul 2024: Subjects such as Politics, Philosophy, Economics, and History are all highly relevant to the study of Law. ... The kinds of interpretative and analytical abilities required to make sense of the law and legal texts are not unlike those needed by students

6 Jul 2024: And repeat. At Cambridge, we are purely interested in you as a potential academic. ... If your course requires a pre-registration required assessment (namely Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine,

5 Jul 2024: Extension: Ground Floor. 100-399. Law; material on Cambridge University; historic philosophy and theology journals. ... Back runs of all the law journals and some history, philosophy and theology journals are held in the Extension, and these may be

6 Jul 2024: Dr Aidt, a University Reader, Director of the Keynes Fund, and current Acting Chair of the Faculty of Economics, was recognised by the Society for Institutional & Organizational Economics, along with two ... approaches drawn from economics, organization

5 Jul 2024: The mentorship of accomplished professors such as Dr. Gemma Burgess, paired with rigorous cross-disciplinary coursework focused on environmental economics and environmental law, created the academic setting I wanted to immerse ... What is your current

6 Jul 2024: Law, economics and their relationship to the built and natural environment are at the heart of this course. ... Job prospects for our students are excellent. In recent years, Homerton students have received offers from leading law firms, investment banks,

6 Jul 2024: Dr Ruohan Qin. Dr Weilong Zhang, Fellow in Economics and University Assistant Professor in Labour Economics. ... Land Economy. Professor Shaun Larcom, Professor in Law, Economics and Institutions (on leave LT 2024).

4 Jul 2024: performance. The holders of the CERF fellowship are assistant and associate professors at the University of Cambridge from a range of disciplines, such as economics, finance, law, management, and land economy. ... 318992 at https://www.law.cam.ac.uk

6 Jul 2024: Here, she has dedicated herself to demystifying complex research in economics and law through podcasts and blogs, making these subjects more accessible to the general public. ... But what the heck I am very much “still here” and importantly, enjoying

5 Jul 2024: Economics. The economics course at Cambridge has a very strong mathematical element, as well as covering related areas such as economic theory, history and politics, meaning students also write essays. ... Economics: A Very Short Introduction (Dasgupta,

6 Jul 2024: The teaching staff comprised the Master, the Tutor and one non-resident lecturer. ... However, the Sidgwick site – which includes such major faculty buildings as Classics, Economics, English, History, Law, and Modern Languages – was later created

6 Jul 2024: Dr Sarah Nouwen (Law) and Dr Donald Robertson (Economics) have both been promoted to Readerships. ... Dr Nouwen works on the intersections of law and politics, war and peace and justice and the rule of law.

5 Jul 2024: She has worked as a researcher for McGill University (Law), the London School of Economics and Political Science (Sociology), University of Cambridge (Sociology), Simon Fraser University (Sociology and Anthropology) and the ... Edited by Bruno Peeters,

5 Jul 2024: the Economics Tripos: Dr Demosthenes Tambakis (macroeconomics and international economics) and Professor Donald Robertson (statistics and econometrics). ... They subsequently span a wide range of career options: from management and strategic consultancy

5 Jul 2024: Having finished an Economics degree with Honours at the American College of Greece and a Law degree at the University of Athens I was, as you would say, a high achiever ... The media world was perfect for me, and I loved every minute of it.

6 Jul 2024: Typical accessible accommodation, Cripps Court. Features include an adapted wardrobe and emergency alarm. ... The Sidgwick Site – which houses faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is right next to our

6 Jul 2024: There’s a great atmosphere around the place and lifelong friendships are forged here. ... The Sidgwick site – with faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is at the bottom of our garden.

4 Jul 2024: performance. The holders of the CERF fellowship are assistant and associate professors at the University of Cambridge from a range of disciplines, such as economics, finance, law, management, and land economy. ... Keynes Senior Fellowship in Financial

6 Jul 2024: created by amazing collaborators who deserve to be, and are, celebrated for their contributions. ... Gallen for a BA in International Affairs because I figured that a degree covering politics, economics, business, and law would help me understand the

5 Jul 2024: Civil Law by the University of Oxford for his contribution to law and bioethics. ... A book chapter on the Indian Origins of Civil Procedure in Anglophone Africa will be published later this year./p pHe holds undergraduate degrees in Law and Economics

6 Jul 2024: Teaching and Research Fellowships. Where inspiration thrives. Girton’s Fellowship is at the heart of the College. ... including Economics; History; Human, Social and Political Sciences; Geography, Medieval and Modern Languages, and Law.

5 Jul 2024: Development Law, and contributions from renowned professors and experts from law, physics, engineering, maths, biomedicine and other faculties, the mini-series quickly gained traction. ... Holger Sparrman (Harvard University) on linkages of law,

6 Jul 2024: She had an eye for detail and was renowned for her ability to unravel complex points of law. ... Rosalie was also a very good teacher, eager to help others and pass on her understanding of the law.

6 Jul 2024: Nick McBride (Law) has been given a CUSU Student-Led Teaching Award for Supporting Students (Non-academic). ... Dr Sarah Nouwen (Law) and Dr Donald Robertson (Economics) have been appointed to Readerships, while Dr Maria Abreu (Land Economy) and Dr Paul

5 Jul 2024: Prof Jackson, a Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science, was a member of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority from 2003 until 2012, and she ... year. But, as exciting as these developments are scientifically,

6 Jul 2024: economics, politics, land economy, development studies and beyond, also a special Climate Law in Practice career mentorship plenary for practitioners and students. ... Six key themes in this exciting event link global COP26 debates, local climate action,

5 Jul 2024: situated in light of concerns about geopolitics, global economics, and the conflict between culture and technology. ... Law and the politics of jurisdictional struggle. Comparative religion and politics in contemporary states, with a focus politics, Islam

6 Jul 2024: It seems that there's no stopping The Confessions of Frannie Langton and its brilliant author, Sara Collins. ... Sara studied law at the London School of Economics and worked as a lawyer for seventeen years.

6 Jul 2024: I chose to read Economics without really knowing what it was, and always thought I would change to Law. ... But it was a fascinating time for economics – a fierce battle of ideas between Keynes and Friedman, with Cambridge at the heart of it – and I

6 Jul 2024: Dr Ruohan Qin. Dr Weilong Zhang, Fellow in Economics and University Assistant Professor in Labour Economics. ... Land Economy. Professor Shaun Larcom, Professor in Law, Economics and Institutions (on leave LT 2024).

5 Jul 2024: Others have explored topics in the Sciences, Engineering, Law, Economics, Finance and Business. ... Recent projects have covered topics as diverse as:. The Best of Both Worlds: British and American Approaches to Public Interest Law.

5 Jul 2024: I’ve benefited hugely from conversations with people in philosophy, history, law, economics, maths, Jewish studies, and so on. ... Teaching can always surprise you and throw up ways of looking at something that you’d never considered.

6 Jul 2024: L. A. Hart, Ronald Dworkin, Joseph Raz, and Catharine A. MacKinnon, and themes include feminist jurisprudence, the law and economics movement, and critical legal studies. ... The exciting research topics in this research area are:. Law and punishment in