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Pedro Saffi. CEAM Co-Director and Professor of Financial Economics, Cambridge Judge Business School. ... Elias Ohneberg. Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more about Elias.

Having read for both the Economics and Classical Triposes here at Cambridge, I suppose I am best described as an Ancient Economic Historian (of the Greek world).

factors constraining its development.” Cambridge Journal of Economics, 36(3): 723-750 (DOI: 10.1093/cje/bes017). ... Kitson, M. (2005) “Economics for the future.” Cambridge Journal of Economics, 29(6): 827-835.

Sara Coupe. HR Lead, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance. Read more about Sara. ... Yvona Duncan. Centre Manager, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance. Read more about Yvona.

Economics and Social Science. Most bound volumes of Economics and Social Science journals are shelved on the Second Floor of the Library. ... For books, journals and electronic resources relevant to your subject. Click to read full screen and link

A message from the Master was read out, followed by a toast to the College. ... A message from the Master was read out and an enjoyable afternoon was had by all.

would like to read some poems by a gifted and up-and-coming poet called Harold Pinter! ... Ashton who was chairing; I was also interviewed at University College London, but went to the LSE to read economics in 1949.

Darragh McLaughlin. PhD student, Faculty of Economics. Read more about Darragh. ... Alessa Widmaier. PhD student, Department of Economics. Read more about Alessa.

James joined St Catharine’s as an undergraduate in 2001 to read Economics, and is now an executive director of UK Government Investments. ... Read the College’s response to Professor Sutherland’s CBE..

On 28th September 1838 Darwin read Thomas Malthus’ economics book An Essay on the Principle of Population, which stated that the human population grows geometrically, unless somehow checked, and food production ... Other parts of Darwin’s day