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18 Aug 2011: Writing in the Journal of Economic Geography, Huber reports that, far from developing the informal social networks that are supposed to stimulate knowledge exchange, most people working in the Cambridge cluster

22 Feb 2011: The nay-sayers argued that the eurozone could not survive the impact of the first real economic shock to hit it. ... But monetary union has survived. And as we have seen, economic policy coordination is being reinforced.

17 Mar 2011: Shaped by indigenous cultures and colonial influences, and with a contemporary history that encompasses acute political competition, social unrest and economic change, Latin America is a stimulating region for academic enquiry. ... His work asks what the

14 Jul 2011: Put simply, we cannot survive without soil. Its rich combination of minerals, carbon-rich organic matter and water supports plant life. It also harbours its

29 Mar 2011: We believe in commitment without boundaries, without regard to religion, geography or economic status.

20 Jul 2011: were based on economic data and stopped short of tracing the length of each energy chain from fuels all the way to consumers, halting instead at sectors. ... Ultimately we want to be able to ask global questions such as: what are the resource

14 Jan 2011: Economics and International Relations.

10 May 2011: Controversially, he will argue that contemporary economics is utopian, as it attempts to ignore or wipe away these inevitable moral aspects.

21 Oct 2011: The current economic climate is encouraging many outside academia to assess universities’ impact in increasingly narrow, utilitarian terms, concentrating only on economic benefit or benefit to individual graduates and their employability.

18 Mar 2011: Moreover, outbreaks of disease can sometimes reach epidemic proportions, wiping out entire crops, often with substantial social and economic consequences. ... element of uncertainty: ‘Dealing with complicated systems that have a biological, economic