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22 May 2024: Cambridge Transformed. Town and Gown in the Twentieth Century Dr Gordon Johnson, FRAS (Former President of Wolfson College) Watch the recording from 28 November 2019  

22 May 2024: Alumni. Featured. Search. Breadcrumb. Professor James Wood: "We are going to learn a lot of important lessons" about COVID-19. ... Infectious diseases are spread by global interconnectivity and often emerge where the local population suffers from social

8 Nov 2023: The College has produced a substantially revised risk register for 2022-23 which takes account of lessons learned from the pandemic and the economic and political changes that have followed. ... The trajectory of the pandemic and its longer term economic,

22 May 2024: This turned into few gap years travelling the world. I’m very lucky to have been able to have that time, and I’m grateful because I learnt many lessons from ... It is easy to see people as one thing and limit them according to what we see – their

22 May 2024: In a detailed article about the ability of political and economic institutions to deal with pandemics in the Boston Review, New Pathogen, Old Politics (3 April 2020), Alex De Waal describes ... Richard also appeared as a guest on David Runciman's

10 Nov 2022: The College is producing a revised risk register for 2022-23 which takes account of lessons learned from the pandemic and the economic and political changes that have followed. ... The trajectory of the pandemic and its longer term economic, social and

2 Jan 2019: 2017 – 2018 No.42. Wolfson ReviewTHE. The Wolfson Review. 2017 – 2018 N. o.42. Published in 2018 by Wolfson College CambridgeBarton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB. Wolfson College, 2018. Cover photographWolfson President, Professor Jane Clarke,

29 Aug 2017: Or at the great impersonal forces of nationalism, imperialism or economic rivalries?

29 Aug 2017: Economics. She is currently a Senior Research Fellow of the Institute of Historical Research in London and gave the eighth lecture in this series on.

14 Sep 2017: And even if we manage to unpick the complex economic and behavioural systems that keep us addicted to fossil fuels in time to avoid catastrophic climate change, the world that my