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10 Sep 2021: enhanced knowledge, understanding, awareness, values, beliefs, attitudes; economic; environmental; health & wellbeing; policy and processes; new skills, tools and capacity; increased community cohesion, creative practice, conservation methods,

31 Oct 2023: Mainstream economics starts with the market. It's the first diagram almost every economic student I've ever encountered. ... And if we say okay, Western economic thought has treated the living world as if it were a stray dog, it only showed up in

11 Oct 2023: But the book goes around the world and shows instance of best practises and argues that if we simply adopt what other countries are doing, especially in economic management, we can

4 May 2023: QUEENS’ COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE. How we use your personal information. Job applicants. This statement explains how Queens’ College (“we” and “our”) handles and uses information we collect about applicants (“you” and “your”) for jobs.

4 May 2023: QUEENS’ COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE. How we use your personal information. Job applicants. This statement explains how Queens’ College (“we” and “our”) handles and uses information we collect about applicants (“you” and “your”) for jobs.

13 Jul 2020: M/E/D. 4. Agreed development needs. Shows an awareness of political, economic and legislative trends and their effect on the University.

15 Jul 2020: Seeks financial and economic data to set performance goals which further the strategy of the University. ... Understands both the financial challenges and opportunities for the University. Has an understanding of the economic forces that affect

7 Nov 2023: In the previous episode, I talked to Kate Raworth, author of Doughnut Economics. ... We discussed how modern mainstream economic theory has treated nature as external to the economy and wider society, and how this is unsustainable because it ignores the

19 Jan 2024: e.g. Passport, travel documentation, birth certificate, European Economic Area identity card, work permit.

4 May 2023: QUEENS’ COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE. How we use your personal information. Job applicants. This statement explains how Queens’ College (“we” and “our”) handles and uses information we collect about applicants (“you” and “your”) for jobs.