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2 Feb 2023: Project on Mental Capital and Wellbeing and has spoken in Davos at the World Economic Forum in 2014.

30 Nov 2022: These include dynastic and political history; the institutions and practice of imperial government; economic and social theory and practice; relations with other communities; religious beliefs and rituals; the development of major

4 Jun 2024: scale comparative study of English cathedrals and an examination of the widespread social and economic effects of Pentecostal urban infrastructures in Nigeria. ... Debating the ‘Sacrificial Economy’, Research in Economic Anthropology (2011, 31: 23-45)

4 Jun 2024: A book chapter on the Indian Origins of Civil Procedure in Anglophone Africa will be published later this year./p pHe holds undergraduate degrees in Law and Economics from the University

28 Jun 2023: Dr. Johan Gärdebo. Johan Gärdebo is a Research Fellow of Clare Hall (2023–2025), an associate of the Cambridge Centre for History and Economics, and a visiting scholar at the Department

31 Oct 2023: He also delved further into the multi-sectoral challenges of antimicrobial resistance, particularly the economic challenges with antibiotic R&D, and worked with a range of partners to bring these issues

20 Nov 2023: He studied French and Spanish at UCL, Economics at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and has an MBA from Imperial College London.

7 Sep 2022: He holds undergraduate degrees in Law and Economics from the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

2 Sep 2022: About the authors:. Istvan Hargittai is a physical chemist and Professor Emeritus (active) at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. ... and Economics.

9 Nov 2022: These include dynastic and political history; the institutions and practice of imperial government; economic and social theory and practice; relations with other communities; religious beliefs and rituals; the development of major