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5 Jul 2018: Dr Stella Pachidi from Cambridge Judge Business School believes that some of the most fundamental changes in work are happening as a result of ‘algorithmication’ of jobs that are dependent on ... Disruptive technologies, the rise of the ad hoc ‘gig

20 Jun 2018: They are the window cleaners and web designers. The hairdressers and home-school tutors. ... They found that rates of self-employment ebb and flow over the decades.

11 Jun 2018: The workshop ‘Supporting Muslim Service Users in Community and Probation Contexts’ was funded by the Arts and Humanities Impact Fund, and supported by the School of Arts and Humanities and the ... School of the Humanities and Social Sciences.

28 Jun 2018: Families do badly at school and this entrenches poverty and poor social mobility, which impacts the rest of the country.”. ... Cambridge. “The reason people can’t get a hospital appointment or a school place is partly to do with migration, but

4 Jun 2018: A loss of US$0.25 trillion triggered the crash of 2008 by comparison. ... Additionally, stranding would take a higher toll on some of its main geopolitical competitors.

22 Jun 2018: For instance, their initial study, published in 2016, showed that more than 10% of male graduates from the London School of Economics, Oxford and Cambridge were earning in excess of ... economics of human capital investment.”.

24 Jul 2018: They say the study’s findings, published today in the journal Defence and Peace Economics, provide a “cautionary note” against a reliance on simplistic correlations based on data from OECD nations ... nations from 1995 up to the start of the Arab

3 Jul 2018: Built by a team led by Professor Sheilagh Ogilvie in the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Economics, the database includes court records, guild ledgers, parish registers, village censuses, tax lists ... Previous studies usually had just one proxy for