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Search. Home. Fellow elected to the Royal Economic Society’s Council. Monday 30 May 2022. ... Professor Sriya Iyer (2000), Fellow of St Catharine’s and Professor of Economics at the University of Cambridge, has been elected by the membership of the

The Economics Faculty, probably one of the most famous in the world, has always adopted a diverse approach to analysing economic debates and problems. ... A wide range of publications that consider different aspects of economics and economic policy is

The Directors of Studies at St Catharine's who teach in each subject have developed short guides to give a brief flavour of what you can expect - including details about admissions, the structure of the course, and the academics at the Coll

Economics Society Annual Dinner - 8 November 2024. SCCAS Dinner at the Ulster Reform Club, Belfast - 15 November 2024 .

J-P Carvalho, S. Iyer and J. Rubin (Eds.) 2019. Advances in the Economics of Religion, International Economic Association Series Volume 158, Palgrave Macmillan. ... S. Iyer. 2016. ‘The New Economics of Religion’ Journal of Economic Literature, June,

Search. Economics Dinner. Start Date. Saturday 12 March 2016. The Economics Society and Fellows invite those who matriculated in Economics, Land Economy and Management Studies to a dinner taking place on ... Add to Calendar March 12, 2016, 6:00 pm March

Arnav Kapur (2014, Economics) writing in the Graduation Yearbook 2017. Captains for the following clubs can be contacted through the details published on the JCR's website:. ... Adderley. Bubble Tea. Cheese and Wine. Christian Union. Economics.

Economics. Engineering (SCCES). Fem Soc. Film. Green Infrastucture. History. HSPS. Hyperbolics.

The economics of religion is still my main research interest, although since I have since dabbled in other areas of economics as well. ... In essence, I study religiosity from an economic perspective – why do people participate in religious activities?

I was inspired by my earlier studies of Viking and medieval Scandinavia, which led me to wonder about the socio-economic structure(s) behind the raiding, trading, feuds and politics of