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5 Jul 2024: I recently supported a student through the Cambridge Alumni service and helped her find an internship at the Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation (OECD) in Paris, connecting her with a ... path after completing such a varied and rich

22 Jan 2024: Economic and/or Social. History by an. undergraduate in any Part. of the Historical Tripos”.

5 Jul 2024: Toke Aidt's academic interests include:. Political economics. Economic history. Environmental policy. ... Corruption. PhD in Economics, University of Aarhus, Denmark. Wicksell Prize 1999. Pilkington Prize 2007.

5 Jul 2024: Established over three decades ago, the annual Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime has established itself as a unique vehicle for promoting greater understanding of the real and practical issues involved ... in preventing and controlling

5 Jul 2024: I chose to do Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion at Cambridge because it was the most diverse and flexible course for this subject available.

5 Jul 2024: For example, I’m looking at how the Romantic movement saw nature and then putting that in contrast with other views of nature, such as how economics and politics have seen ... I wasn’t expecting it. I’m really excited about Kate Raworth, who wrote

5 Jul 2024: Many people applying to study Engineering take a fourth A-Level. The breadth of Engineering is such that 'contrasting' subjects like a modern language, Geography, or Economics can also be good

5 Jul 2024: On 9 May 2009, leading academics from the fields of economics, politics, business and history gathered at Jesus College, Cambridge to discuss the key issues of the Economic Crisis with invited ... Ken Warwick, Deputy Chief Economic Adviser, BERR.

5 Jul 2024: Maurice Warwick Beresford (1920-2005) Economic historian and medieval archaeologist, lecturer, and professor at Leeds University. ... Charles Henry Wilson (1914-1991) Economic historian, Professor of Modern History at Cambridge from 1964.

5 Jul 2024: The three had a common motive: their need to survive in a democratic age with their countries' prospects for economic growth uncertain. ... Mandelbaum further argues that the key to the return of peace lies in the advent of genuine democracy, including