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6 Jun 2023: makers and investors to build an environment in which sustainable economic development is possible. ... on micro businesses and community based initiatives that build local. environmental and economic resilience.

swamped by rising sea levels, by economic forces beyond their control, and fear of violence. ... Platunthete – ‘Be enlarged’ – what does it mean, for those facing economic or environmental disaster, for us at Wesley House as the Conference draws

14 Feb 2023: immigration and refugees. politics, international relations, and world development. political ideologies, economics, money, and poverty.

5 Apr 2024: lead to economic instability.

18 Aug 2021: The Revd Greg Bergquist. In a world faced by the many ethical, cultural and economic challenges of globalisation, indigenisation and decolonisation, Greg will reflect on what it means as Christians in

30 May 2019: Stephen Hawking redefining the disciplines of philosophy, economics, physics and biology and making Cambridge the source of a string of new technologies that have changed the world from the way we ... Investment in education he explained leads not only

27 Mar 2024: It leads me to focus my attention on political hegemony, economic inequality, racial discrimination, and religious oppression.

4 Jul 2019: He understood the underlying notion of this approach to (what hedeemed to be Protestant) economics to be competition. ... It is his view ofinterventionist economics that has become more strongly attached to themeaning of social justice.

27 Mar 2024: the principles of stewardship in John Wesley’s economics will help inform The Methodist Church’s strategy and interventions on poverty reduction in the Gambia.

5 May 2015: Joseph B. Suray, Towards a Theology of Universality: John Wesley’s Socio-Economic, Political and Moral Insights on British Class and Indian Caste Distinctions 143.