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24 Sep 2021: Governing Body was replenished too with new Fellows in Biology, Law, Economics, Clinical Medicine and History of Art. ... Department of Sociology research seminar series at the London School of Economics:

23 May 2022: The overall economic significance of slavery to the British economy in this period has been subject to considerable debate. ... L. Solow, ‘Caribbean slavery and British growth: the Eric Williams hypothesis’, Journal of Development Economics 17 (1985),

24 Oct 2023: 21-07 - Economics applicants L100 for 2021 entry 21-09 - BMAT scores and interview scores for offer holders A100, 2021 entry 21-11 - Admission stats for the Engineering (H100) and Chemical

5 Jan 2018: He came up in 1943 and, on a short course, studied English, Economics andHistory (largely American). ... Alcock (economics), Jimena Berni (Henslow Research Fellow in biologicalsciences) and Alicia Hinarejos (law).

5 Jan 2018: Tadayoshi Tazaki (Economics, 1964) was admitted as our second Foundation Fellow; Stephen Peel (Land Economy, 1984) and Gary Blankenship (Architecture, 1968) were admitted as Wilkins Fellows. ... Applied Economics; Ken McNamara is Senior Lecturer in the

12 Jan 2018: He is a Bye-Fellowof Downing, Director of Studies and College Lecturer in Economics. ... Indeed, only Canute-likepoliticians could believe that economic cycles had been eliminated and he onlypaddled to prove the limits to political power.

5 Jan 2018: Professor Aiko Kurasawa(economics) will be the next Keio Fellow, arriving in October and Dr ElizabethMcGill (law) will be the next Thomas Jefferson Fellow. ... Topham-Smallwood (Part II Oriental Studies) and Michelle Jin (Part IIB Economics).Both Frances

5 Jan 2018: There had been good Tripos results in Economics and Law and the Women’s first VIII had been Head of the River in both the Lents and the Mays. ... Fellows have also left or will leave the Fellowship: Jamie Alcock (Economics) resigned his Fellowship to

5 Jan 2018: Downing is extremely proud to welcome them as Honorary Fellows. I am also delighted to record the promotions of three Fellows: Dr JohnMcCombie (Economics) and Dr Bill O’Neill (Engineering) have

28 May 2020: This year we are especially grateful to Richard Williams (1967) for his tremendous support of a new College Fellow in Economics, which will fill a conspicuous gap in our teaching capacity. ... Such was the case with Economics, where it was found to be