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3 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. The Pembroke Speaker Series: Post-Globalism: COVID-19, Economic Policy & Globalisation. ... International Finance: Post-Globalism: COVID-19, Economic Policy & Globalisation.

3 Jul 2024: In his maiden speech in the House of Commons in 1959, Prior had declared that, “We have a duty, not only in economic terms, but also in social and moral terms,

3 Jul 2024: Maria is Associate Professor in Land Economy, and her research covers urban and regional economics and policy, particularly regional and international development, labour markets, entrepreneurship, innovation, and urban problems such as ... British and

3 Jul 2024: Subjects such as Politics, Philosophy, Economics, and History are all highly relevant to the study of Law.

3 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Design. The Design course is a new course at Cambridge for entry in 2024. Design combines architecture, engineering and materials science in one degree, giving you the opportunity to design solutions to

3 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Music. Pembroke College wishes to attract undergraduates who have a serious interest in a Tripos course which is primarily academic. Performance and composition are integral parts of the Tripos and high levels

3 Jul 2024: Robert was educated at Cambridge University (BA Economics 1989) and has an MBA from London Business School (1994). ... Robert and Anne met in their first term at Cambridge, both studying economics, at St Catharine’s and Newnham Colleges retrospectively.

3 Jul 2024: 5. <5. Computer Science. 55. <5. Design. 5. <5. Economics. 59.

3 Jul 2024: This year's William Pitt Seminar brought macro-economics and mindfulness together to ask ‘Are we too busy to get anything done?’. ... Michael Chaskalson, a pioneer of the application of mindfulness in the workplace, completed the journey from

3 Jul 2024: Professor Maria Abreu is Professor of Economic Geography in the Department of Land Economy. ... Her research covers regional economics, labour markets, migration, economic development, and innovation policy.