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Economics Summer Programme. All students will take a course entitled A Global History of Contending Economic Thoughts and Paradigms. ... Like many other courses in economics this course consists of microeconomic and macroeconomic components.

Degrees, Awards and Prizes. BSc, MA, MA, PhD. Research themes. My research work is in political economy and my interests lie between economics, philosophy, and politics. ... Research Associate at Centre for Business Research, Judge Business School. Other

Economics. Economics at Girton is a challenging but very rewarding course. ... The student-run economics society, the Joan Robinson Society (JRS), is also a very active and integral feature of the Girton Economics landscape.

International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS). Contains bibliographic information from an international selection of publications (including over 2800 journals) in economics, political science, sociology, and anthropology. ... Inter-university

His research focuses on Open Economy Macroeconomics and the Political Economy of Growth and Distribution. ... His main areas of research are applied macroeconomics, energy economics, economics of Middle East, and climate change.

I am strongly committed with a critical and constructive engagement with mainstream economics while offering alternatives from within political economy, addressing the nature of contemporary capitalism and corresponding policy and applied

Classics. Computer Science. Design. Economics. Engineering. English. Geography. History. History and Modern Languages. ... History and Politics. Human, Social and Political Sciences. Land Economy. Law.

Subject-specific eGuides. Economics. There are two key library catalogues you may use when studying at Cambridge:. ... Bibliographic records are also included for the journals themselves and every journal is indexed under one or more of 37 subject

Antonis' research work is in political economy and his interests lie between economics, philosophy, and politics. ... In particular, he is interested in Critical Realism and its implications for political economy, as developed by the Cambridge Social

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