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7 May 2024: Bio:. I’m an ecological economist based at Oxford University’s Nature-positive Hub, specialising in biodiversity market-based instruments, infrastructure sustainability, biodiversity finance, biodiversity offsetting and ecological economics.

6 Jul 2024: 3 Jared Malsin, ‘Meet the Last Jews of Cairo’, Time, 21/09/2015 < >. 4 Jan Goldberg, ‘A Lesson from Egypt on the Origin of Modern Anti-Semitism in the Middle East’, ... In 2022, Sylvie Hodes was joint winner of the William Kessler Essay Prize

6 Jul 2024: The project examined trust within three separate approaches to generating local resources and enhancing individual self-awareness: inter-religious understanding, social action, and economic development. ... How individuals of different faith, ethnic, and

6 Jul 2024: religion, migration, economics - and inner subjectivities.

6 Jul 2024: Society for the Medieval Mediterranean: Contact, Communication, Collaboration

18 Jun 2024: How to manage any risks associated with your project, including how to report them and how to mitigate them.

9 Apr 2024: Lessons from India, Refugee Survey Quarterly (Special Issue on Internal Displacement), Oxford University Press (2020).

6 Jul 2024: Muslims are more likely than the general population to be exposed to a range of social and economic risk factors and determinants for poor mental health, including poverty, financial precarity and

19 Jun 2024: An overview of the costing and pricing process for research grant applications. Including what you need to do as a PI and if you're working in an academic department.

16 May 2024: Every student has a unique career journey. For mature students, our focus isn't on the label but on understanding where you are in your career journey and where you aspire to be.

11 Jun 2024: The Careers Service offers tailored advice and information to help SMEs connect with Cambridge students and researchers. Learn how you can access top talent and take your organisation forward with our support.

3 Jun 2024: Despite ample evidence that inequalities harm innovation, productivity and general well-being, inequalities persist in all areas of economic life in the UK, including in academia.

6 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

9 May 2024: Alain has worked extensively with governmental, NGO and multilateral organisations on a range of themes: the social integration and economic participation of immigrants and ethnic minorities using ICT for the European

8 Apr 2024: The clubs and societies listed here are currently registered with the Junior Proctor under the University regulations for 'Clubs and Societies' (Statutes and Ordinances, Chapter II: Matriculation, Residence, Admission to Degrees, Discipline).

12 Jun 2024: He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics at the University of Nigeria, where he graduated top 1% and was awarded the Grooming Bank Research grant for his thesis. ... He is the founder of the African Economic Scholars Program (AESP), an initiative

21 May 2024: The survey seeks to understand the economic outputs of the Fenland region, as well as the opportunities that exist for farmers to farm differently, what appetite there might be for this ... This is part of our work looking at a sustainable future for the

12 Jun 2024: Online workshop:. Delivering the effectiveness revolution in conservation: lessons from organisations, policy makers and funders. ... 5. What are the lessons from organisations who have changed their culture to become evidence-based?

24 Jun 2024: The implications of fish disease in socio-economic development will be treated as well as the impact on environment and ecosystems.

28 Jun 2024: Search site. Research Operations Office. Research Operations Office Bulletin - Issue 338. Published on 28 June 2024. Worktribe is launching in the School of Technology on Monday 1st July. This is a big milestone and an exciting step forward. Thank