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Professor Shailaja Fennell. Deputy Head of Department, Professor of Economic Security and Resilience. ... Academic profile. Shailaja Fennell is Professor of Economic Security and Resilience in the Department of Land Economy.

As an undergraduate, Brandon studied at Wake Forest University in the United States, where he received a BA in Economics and a second BA in Politics and International Affairs. ... He has also worked on a joint project between the Wake Forest University

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Biodiversity. One aim of the Department’s Environmental Sustainability Action Plan is to maintain the premises in an environmentally sensitive way. Since November 2019 we have (led by

on the Economic Performance of British Cities and the long term dynamics of interdependent infrastructure systems (EPSRC). ... Structural change and productivity growth in cities. Journal of Economic Geography, March 2018.

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Visiting Scholars. In brief. Our visiting scholars stay with us for varying time periods, from weeks to years. Find out more about our exciting Visiting Scholars Programme here. Visiting

You will find that Land Economics is a broad, varied and interesting intersection of economics, law, planning, the environment and other disciplines. ... Law, economics and their relationship to the built and natural environment are at the heart of this

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Brian Sloan MA LLM Ph.D. Fellow in Law, Robinson College. Bio. Brian's research interests lie mainly in the fields of family law, property law and succession law (broadly conceived),

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Dr Nicky Athanassopoulou. Research Associate. Career bio. Dr Athanassopoulou is the Head of Solutions Development team within IfM Engage. She is a Research Associate at the Centre of

News. …. Department of Land Economy. 19 Silver Street. Cambridge. CB3 9EP. Tel: 01223 337147. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Previous events. Each year the Department runs a several regular weekly seminar series held throughout the Michaelmas and Lent Terms. They focus on research being undertaken in the