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29 Jun 2024: History of Art at Cambridge gives you the opportunity of both broad and specific study.

29 Jun 2024: What makes Geography so appealing is that it’s such a diverse and varied subject, and the Cambridge course really makes the best of this.

28 Jun 2024: The theory of natural law argues that law arises from ethical or moral considerations and emanates from some pre-existing order, be it social, economic or behavioural.

29 Jun 2024: edged sword with extraordinary potential to improve economic efficiency and productivity, but with great unpredictability and a capacity to shape our own perceptions of reality.

28 Jun 2024: I chose Linguistics at Jesus College, having really enjoyed English Language at A-Level, because I wanted to study topics like child language acquisition and th

28 Jun 2024: As Germany’s President, Frank Walter Steinmeier, reminded us in the current Covid pandemic: “No single entity covers the medical, economic, and political elements required to produce a vaccine for all”.

28 Jun 2024: However, he stressed that the optimistic outlook for global growth in the coming decade provided a positive economic environment in which to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation between China and the ... Lords. He is an honorary professor of

28 Jun 2024: Geography is a desirable but not essential A-Level, and we take students with a wide mix of different A-Level subjects, including Geology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Economics, Modern Languages

28 Jun 2024: I joined Jesus in 2011 to read Computer Science. At school I had done a lot of mathematics, so the theoretical nature of the Cambridge course appealed to me.

29 Jun 2024: However, at this Conference experts asked: does Piketty’s overtly economic presentation of inequality tell the full story?

29 Jun 2024: In contrast, since the global financial crisis the economic performance in the West has been ‘sluggish’. ... He is currently working on a major book about the geo-political and geo-economic relationship between East and West.

29 Jun 2024: He proposed that the USA and its allies need a grand strategy that links diplomacy, economic policy and military structures into a framework of assurances and constraints that overcome the threats ... The Q&A session addressed the following issues: the

28 Jun 2024: Geoffrey was a University Lecturer from 1982 to 1990 and Reader in the History of Economic Theory from 1990 to 1998 in the Faculty of Economics at Cambridge, and a Fellow ... academic economist and author, particularly in the fields of post-Keynesian

29 Jun 2024: Over 1,800 delegates from around the world gathered at Jesus College from 3 to 10 September for the 35th Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime. ... Professor Rider, said: "The symposium is not an ordinary conference. It was concieved to

29 Jun 2024: We asked: how are we moving in the 21st Century? How might this evolve as political, economic, climate, and technological, changes occur?

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: in institutional economics, in this case the mechanisms behind elite persistence in France after WWII. ... approaches drawn from economics, organization theory, law, political science, and other social sciences.

28 Jun 2024: Atiyab has published her work in leading journals such as Modern Asian Studies and has previously taught Economics at the Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan. ... growth programs that bridged immediate socio-economic vulnerabilities with

28 Jun 2024: in the West Indies cricket team, and gained the record – which still stands – for the most wicket-keeper dismissals in a test series between the West Indies and England. ... Murray joined Nottinghamshire as a professional cricketer in 1966, and

28 Jun 2024: percent off global economic output and triggering a worldwide recession. ... The World Bank has predicted that a modern flu pandemic is likely to kill 33 million people in just its first six months, knocking five percent off global economic output and