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on British history; Dr Williams is a winner of the Economic History Society’s T.S.

Born Agnes Margaret Warden Hardie in Hampstead in 1903, she came up to Girton in 1923, and read two years of Economics and a year of History. ... A reporter commented, ‘She is a most interesting woman, and not only has she been educated in economics,

College position(s). Fellow, Director of Studies. Subject. Economics. Degrees, Awards and Prizes. ... I also explore the interplay among economic development, the distribution of income and wealth, and political conflict.

Other careers include university teaching, financial work in the City, accountancy, actuarial work, software development, starting and running web-based companies, environmental science, economics, medical statistics and mathematical biology.

My research lies at the intersection of political economy and economic and labour geographies. ... This research examines the intertwining of the economic, social and political effects on the local decisions around austerity and the shaping of the local

Classics. Computer Science. Design. Economics. Engineering. English. Geography. History. History and Modern Languages.

Specialising in. Vice-Mistress. Degrees, Awards and Prizes. BA Economics (Manchester), BA Biblical Studies (KCL), PhD (Cambridge).

Though my undergraduate degree was in Economics, my PhD was more philosophical than economic. ... Other. I am currently a co-editor of the Cambridge Journal of Economics.

I have also written on explanation in the social sciences, institutional economics, J.M. ... Keynes and the economics of the Austrian School. Responsibilities. I teach core microeconomics for the MBA and various MPhil programmes, MPhil Research Methods,

Responsibilities. I really enjoy teaching first and second-year historians ‘British economic and social history, 1700-1914’ and I focus upon the industrial revolution. ... T. S. Ashton Prize from the Economic History Society for ‘Poor Relief,