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19 Feb 2014: N E W S TAT U T E S A N D S P E C IA L O R D I NA N C E SO F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F C A M B R I D G E. 2014. NoteThis supplement, containing the new Statutes and Special Ordinances of the University of Cambridge, is published following

17 Feb 2014: A Sociological Study of Religion's Impact on Politics, Economics, and. Family Life.

21 May 2014: F. Blackwell (Senior), DAR; Professor E. J. Briscoe (Senior), G.Diploma in Economics: Professor A. ... C. Harvey, CC.Examination in Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy: Professor A.

11 Sep 2014: 26 3. On unintended consequences. 27 4. On how faith can strengthen social and economic capital formation. ... religiously tinged issues, intersect with every facet of political, economic, legal and social.

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17 Jun 2014: Wassell, CHU.Examinations in Economic Research, and in Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy: Professor A. ... D. Mizen, Nottingham (External); Professor G. Urga, London (External). Examinations in Economic Research, and in Economics for the

19 Feb 2014: Ecological and Developmental CriminologyEcology and Evolutionary Biology (Prince Philip)Econometric Theory and Economic StatisticsEconometricsEconomic GeographyEconomic History (1928)Economic History (2004)Economics (Frank Ramsey)Economics

17 Jun 2014: 304). With effect from 1 October 2012The Faculty Board of Economics give notice that they have amended the detail for certain papers as follows:. ... It will involve discussion of the empirical application of these techniques to economic problems using

16 Jun 2014: mind besides exams: May Bumps. With a stellar line-up in both men’s. ... With the start of Easter Term, there is only one thing on a rower’s mind besides exams: May Bumps.

6 Mar 2014: For exam-ple, basic mathematical functions available include: log, exp, sqrt, abs, sin, cosand tan. ... For exam-ple, the command:. x <- "some text". results in x being of mode ‘character’.