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28 Oct 2016: The presence of leading ladies such as Janet Yellen at the Fed or Christine Lagarde at the IMF masks a deep underlying problem in economics, one which is apparent from the ... In the UK and US, there are almost three times as many male home students

19 Nov 2008: It has been organised by The Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics, a trust that was set up by a member of the University of Cambridge. ... Donations are being accepted to fund a new home for the international research centre linking new thinking

28 Nov 2011: Some of the original Klim cans used were uncovered in the excavation of the site. ... A lot of these skills have direct links back to engineering and that can hopefully get young people thinking about university studies in engineering – rather than

2 Jul 2015: Bill Janeway said: ”Our gift celebrates and extends Cambridge’s renewed leadership in new economic thinking and, especially, supports the reunion of the disciplines of economics and finance.”. ... The Master of Pembroke College, Sir Richard Dearlove

26 Oct 2011: It will encourage academics to extend the frontiers of traditional economics to promote long-term thinking, improved economic growth and reduced disparities in income and wealth. ... Cambridge scholars are at the forefront of new economic thinking about

18 Mar 2015: The book was to prove very influential in his thinking on economics. ... The other is the fact that one school of thought is dominant in economics – neoclassical economics – and that it has narrowed down economics to mathematical modelling,” says

23 Oct 2017: This network was named the ‘default mode network’ (DMN). While it has since been linked to, among other things, daydreaming, thinking about the past, planning for the future, and creativity, its ... This new study supports an idea expounded upon by

8 Jul 2014: We all subscribe to identities that are in permanent states of flux, personally and politically. ... Highlights of the Festival of Ideas include the following:. Leading economist Ha-Joon Chang discusses the idea that economics is a science and addresses