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28 Jun 2024: In 2013 Professor Ball received an award for Outstanding Impact in Society from the Economic and Social Research Council for her work on parent-infant sleep.

29 Jun 2024: He examined also the vicious circle of under-representation leading to shortage of role models to motivate young Chinese people to aspire to leading socio-economic and government positions. ... origin within China in determining the social position of

29 Jun 2024: to Cambridge, and lessons Sonita learned during her own time studying at the University.

28 Jun 2024: The China Centre lecture on Wednesday 24 November 2021 was delivered by Dr Ming-chin Monique Chu, Lecturer in Chinese Politics in the Department of Economic, Social and Political Sciences, University

29 Jun 2024: Currently the Adams University Professor at Harvard University, in 2007 he won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics with Leonid Hurwicz and Roger Myerson for laying the foundations of mechanism design ... theory –the field in economics and game theory

29 Jun 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.

28 Jun 2024: The travel business was – and remains - extraordinarily cut-throat and every day was a new lesson in flexibility and resilience.

29 Jun 2024: issues. Professor Zheng spoke of the economic and health challenges posed by the rapidly ageing population in China, and of research showing that China may invest more for an

28 Jun 2024: Murray joined Nottinghamshire as a professional cricketer in 1966, and completed a degree in Industrial Economics at the University of Nottingham in 1972. ... 1988). Professor Shepherd has published widely on a number of topics. Her research spans the

28 Jun 2024: equality and inequality; food and agriculture; demographies and human behavior; sex and gender; land and property; development trajectories and economic predictions, histories and futures. ... Malthus: Food, Land, People is supported by Jesus College,

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28 Jun 2024: Remember, every experience shapes you, and every individual you encounter can impart valuable lessons.

28 Jun 2024: Cambridge. He was best known for his book Economics and Empire 1830-1914 which argued that political and strategic factors, rather than economic impulses, drove European imperial expansion.

28 Jun 2024: Paris) and Dr Ming-chin Monique Chu (Lecturer in Chinese Politics, Department of Economic, Social and Political Sciences, University of Southampton). ... Douglas B. Fuller is an Associate Professor in the Department of International Economics, Government

29 Jun 2024: This took place alongside rapid economic growth that helped to bring 800 million people out of poverty. ... Her research interests include innovation, technology and industrialisation; trade, foreign direct investment and economic development; and

29 Jun 2024: Across the last decade, some visionaries have claimed that blockchain would transform the world, disrupting business and financial practices, and ultimately our entire economic and political structures. ... There was extensive discussion on the

29 Jun 2024: The current global energy system is unsustainable in its present form for a variety of reasons: population growth, development, economics and investment, and geopolitics. ... drilling, and rising global energy demand - is leading to a shift in some of

29 Jun 2024: We encourage applications from pupils whose schools have little or no experience of sending students to Cambridge, or who may be the first in their familyto go

28 Jun 2024: The Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the CCP held in 1978 symbolised the nation’s move away from political struggle towards economic development. ... He holds a B.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering from Tsinghua University and a

28 Jun 2024: The value of a University Organ Scholarship is £450 per annum, with an additional £800 per annum for organ lessons and £450 per annum for singing lessons.