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3 Jul 2024: Charles, who is an economic historian, researches the political economy of financial crises and famines in Great Britain, Ireland and the British Empire in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. ... He is an expert on the relationship between economic

3 Jul 2024: later, new tests reveal. ... The findings could transform our understanding of Europe’s economic and political development.

18 Dec 2020: Economic historians have since shown that levels of air pollution and malnutrition increased the infectiousness and mortality rate from Spanish flu. ... That concealed the full extent of the economic damage from the pandemic, particularly the destruction

3 Jul 2024: Search. Oleh Stupak joined Corpus in Michaelmas 2022 as the William Cook Early-Career Research Fellow and College Lecturer in Economics. ... In 2022, Oleh completed a DPhil in (Economics of) Cybersecurity at the University of Oxford.

3 Jul 2024: Josh was also awarded the Ellen McArthur Prize for the best undergraduate dissertation in economic and social history in the Faculty of History. ... Before arriving at Cambridge, I had developing interests in economic and imperial history, applying to

3 Jul 2024: Faculty of Economics of the University of Cambridge, and Dr Paul Kattuman, Reader in Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School. ... In a simple case this trajectory forms an S-shaped curve.”. Paul has taught at the Judge Business School since 2002,

28 May 2020: like health) in developing countries. Michael would be so happy to know that development economics will. ... the same college at which his father had read Economics). Over the long.

3 Jul 2024: students, his contributions to the Fellowship and his colleagues, and above all his commitment to widening participation and selecting the most promising candidates for admission regardless of their educational or economic ... Over the last ten years,

3 Jul 2024: Martin is married to Linda MacLachlan (m1987), who read who read Economics and English, and then followed up with an MPhil in Linguistics. ... across climate, economic empowerment and healthcare and ageing.

3 Jul 2024: His research focuses on economic and social developments in Anglo-Saxon England.

2 May 2017: Spectroscopy CD Mackay MA, PhD Reader in the Institute of Astronomy Professor MJ Hatcher PhD (London), LittD Professor of Economic and Social History Professor W Horbury DD, FBA Professor of Jewish ... An audit includes examination, on a test basis, of

3 Jul 2024: Martin is married to Linda MacLachlan (m1987), who read who read Economics and English, and then followed up with an MPhil in Linguistics.

3 Jul 2024: Anna Pesenti, MEng Computer Science m2020. Ana Lleó, MPhil Economic Research m2020.

3 Jul 2024: Mr Kumar Iyer (1999 Economics). Kumar has been made a Companion of the Order of St Michael & St George (CMG) or his services as Director General, Economics, Science and Technology at

3 Jul 2024: Following the binary-choice item sets, participants answered ten questions on their financial circumstances, risk preference, economic outlook and demographics. ... In other words, the worsening of economic environments — not simply ‘being poor’

3 Jul 2024: process, such as coming from the care system, attending a lower-performing school, or living in an area of relative socio-economic deprivation.

3 Jul 2024: Alumna Veronica Rogers (m.1995, Economics) who provided seed money for the Society said, “I’m really excited to have the opportunity to collaborate and continue to invest in the success

3 Jul 2024: He is an expert on the relationship between economic policy and financial stability in Britain and Ireland over the past two centuries. ... Charles lectures, examines and supervises for the Faculty of History, where he is a British Academy Postdoctoral

3 Jul 2024: Many of these are still standard undergraduate texts for economics and history courses. ... All Souls College, Oxford, he returned to Cambridge as Professor of Economic History in 1994.

3 Jul 2024: Search. Research by Fellows of Corpus Andrew Harvey, Emeritus Professor of Econometrics at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Cambridge, and Dr Paul Kattuman, Professor of Economics at Cambridge