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A new book co-edited by Professor Michael Pollitt and Dr David Reiner of Cambridge Judge Business School instead adopts a multidisciplinary approach to energy policy – drawing on disciplines as diverse ... There are 40 contributing authors to the book.

The paper – entitled “Rising Temperatures, Melting Incomes: Country-Specific Macroeconomic Effects of Climate Scenarios” – is co-authored by Kamiar Mohaddes, Associate Professor in Economics and Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School,

Keynes remain highly relevant in areas ranging from economics and finance to insurance, law and management, says Jochen Runde, Professor of Economics & Organisation at Cambridge Judge Business School. ... Jochen Runde, Professor of Economics &

Emeritus Professor of Economics, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. ScD (University of Cambridge). ... Background. David Newbery CBE, FBA is the Director of the Cambridge Energy Policy Research Group, an Emeritus Professor of Economics at the

The articles include:. “Organisational culture through the lens of organisational theory”, by Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Diageo Professor of Organisation Studies at Cambridge Judge. ... Information culture”, by Michael Power, Professor of

The paper – entitled “Time series models based on growth curves with applications to forecasting coronavirus” – is co-authored by Andrew Harvey, Emeritus Professor of Econometrics at the Faculty of Economics of ... the University of Cambridge,

The EPRG is housed at Cambridge Judge Business School. Authors of the new paper – entitled “When is a carbon price floor desirable?” – are David Newbery, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the ... University of Cambridge and Director of the EPRG;

Professor Jochen Runde of Cambridge Judge honoured as a winner of the 2017 Pilkington Prize for teaching quality at the University of …. ... Jochen Runde, Professor of Economics & Organisation and the Director of Faculty at Cambridge Judge Business

Says co-author Dr Jochen Menges, Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour at Cambridge Judge Business School:. ... Keynes remain highly relevant in areas ranging from economics and finance to insurance, law and management, says Jochen Runde,

Innovation is the lifeblood of Cambridge Judge and the wider Cambridge ecosystem,” says Michael Kitson, Director of the Cambridge MBA programme at Cambridge Judge and Associate Professor in International Economics. ... A report earlier this year by