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but rather it focuses attention on the many social, cultural and economic factors that led the mass of the population to seek and get more and more education for themselves and ... education alongside health as high-quality universal services in the

Though we first met in our Ancient and Medieval Societies lectures, we have since pursued different historical interests, ranging from African economic history to Caribbean history. ... After completing exams on these two papers at the start of final

Firstly, the Civil Service had recently introduced history as one of its exam subjects. ... Maitland in legal history and W.C. Cunningham in economic history, who had been ranked joint first in the Moral Sciences Tripos in 1872, the year before the

Firstly, the Civil Service had recently introduced history as one of its exam subjects. ... Maitland in legal history and W.C. Cunningham in economic history, who had been ranked joint first in the Moral Sciences Tripos in 1872, the year before the

Ritual and symbolic communication. Economic systems. Saints, Scepticism and Belief. Writing Medieval History. ... Written examination. Students will sit one exam in Latin and Palaeography Transcription worth 10% of the overall mark for the MPhil.

29 Sep 2023: Second, that great battery of Part I exams may be too much of a good thing. ... Many colleagues think that students should be assessed by exam but also by short and long essays, take-home exams, book reviews and other intellectual projects.

Other articles discussed the economic ramifications of the pandemic on a macroeconomic scale. ... But I was persuaded by my tutor that Economics wasn’t worth reading.

You’re assessed at the end of every year – mostly by three-hour written exams, though some papers are assessed by coursework and in the final year you can replace one

Image. Western Europe’s postwar era was marked by deep social, economic and political transformations, many of which were made possible by rapid economic growth and continued demand for workers. ... exam. Essay and Exam questions will seek to span

29 Sep 2023: Ashton Prize for the best article published in the Economic History Review in 2015 or 2016. ... Transport and Economic Development in England and Wales 1680–1911” (Dr Leigh Shaw Taylor). •

29 Sep 2023: No one would suggest that the political, social, economic, religious and cultural structures and achievements of the sixth century are the same as those of the fourth. ... final exams, though in the last stressful few weeks of the summer term they often

29 Sep 2023: Where MIT relies heavily on continuous assessment via examinations, Cambridge encourages essay writing and revision and only one exam per year. ... Why, in exam questions, should the setter write ‘Magna Carta’ rather than ‘the Magna Carta,’ or

29 Sep 2023: repair muscles, this lack was said to be a cause of bad health and therefore of impending national economic crisis. ... 1050 -c.1550. Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor gained an ESRC Impact Acceleration grant on ‘Interactive online resources for economic and social

29 Sep 2023: 5. Christianity, missions and colonialism. 6. Resistance and colonialism. 7. Colonial states and economic change. ... 3. Trade, Slaves & Socio-Economic Change in Nineteenth-Century Africa. 4. Race, Labour and Colonialism in Southern Africa.

Global Economic History. Seminar or event series. The Global Economic History Seminar began in April 2017. ... Note: this is a Joint meeting with the Cambridge Centre for History and Economics seminar.

Monday, 8 April 2019. Prizes for economic historians. News. Dr Judy Stephenson and Mr Cheng Yang have both received awards at the 2019 Economic History Society Annual Conference. ... Ashton prize - for the best article accepted for publication in the

Economic and social policy since c. 1800; economic governance of the world; intergenerational equity; taxation and public finance. . ... Wealth and Welfare: An Economic and Social History of Britain, 1851-1951, Oxford University Press, 2007, 656 pp.

The more recent development of cultural history is closely connected with social and economic structures. ... Image. Sir John Harold Clapham. Cambridge historian; in A Concise Economic History Of Britain.

Everyday Travel and Community in Early Modern England. Research project. Economic, Social and Cultural History. ... cross-parish socio-economic networks; and the extent to which infrastructure and transportation determined the scale and experience of

In Michaelmas term we participate in the Core Seminar in Economic and Social History. ... Feb. 27. Rebecca Simson (Oxford University/London School of Economics). ‘Elite Persistence in Sierra Leone: What Can Names Tell Us?’.