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Publications. Bennett, R.J. (2016) Interpreting business partnerships in late Victorian Britain, Economic History Review, 69,4,1199-1227. ... Bennett, R. J. (1997) Administrative systems and economic spaces, Regional Studies, 31, 3, 323-336.

economic status in explaining differences in health outcomes under the Community-Based Health Insurance (CBHI) scheme in Ethiopia. ... In doing so, this study will analyse regional variations in health experiences and outcomes in Ethiopia under current

22nd May 2019 - Toke Aidt (Faculty of Economics, Cambridge), Romola Davenport (Cambridge Group) and Felix Grey (Faculty of Economics, Cambridge):. ... 30th October 2006 - Richard Wall (University of Essex):. Widows, wills and economic assets in

The distribution of natural arsenic pollution, its characteristics, and human and economic consequences. ... The health, social and economic impacts, from geographical and risk-based, rather than clinical perspective, with an emphasis on managing the

Research. I am an economic historian of Britain between 1660 and the early twentieth century, focussing on debt, insolvency, and shifts in occupational structure particularly of women and the emerging middle

The Lahore Canal: Artifact and Site” Writing Cities Workshop London School of Economics, London, UK (June 2009).

Coming from an interdisciplinary background, I have always enjoyed linking ideas between the social and natural sciences – from biology and ecology, to anthropology, sociology, politics and economics, the list is endless.

of Geography, University of Cambridge. Paper 5: Environmental Economics and Law, Dept. ... of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. Paper EP02: Environmental Economics and Policy, Dept.

Dorling, Danny (2017) Do we need economic inequality?. ... Jackson, Tim (2009) Prosperity without Growth: economics for a finite planet.

There is a comprehensive coverage of Cambridge and East Anglia. The atlas collection includes national and thematic atlases, with themes such as transportation, demography, economics, climatology, history, archaeology and war.