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9 Aug 2002: Search. Search. Costing the earth - environmental economics. News. Costing the earth - environmental economics.. ... He led pioneering work on the economics of exhaustible resources in several path-breaking analyses.

30 Aug 2002: The design and control of such networks present challenges of a mathematical, engineering and economic nature.

23 Sep 2002: Aidt. DR T. AIDT AND DR H. LOWIntroduction to Topics in Applied Economics. ... DR U. PAGANO, MR C. RODRIGUEZ AND PROF. R.ROWTHORN. Economics of Institutions.

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20 Dec 2002: August. Costing the earth - environmental economics. Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, a Fellow of St John's College, was joint winner of the 2002 Volvo Environmental Prize. ... His co-winner was Karl-Goran Maler, Professor of Economics at the Stockholm

13 Apr 2002: It provides a concrete, measurable example of an economic tatonnement process, with TCP's congestion avoidance algorithms playing the role of a Walrasian auctioneer' searching for market clearing allocations.

21 May 2002: The Programme will draw together scholars from across the University in a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural programme encompassing political science, history, international relations, economics, theology, psychology and law. ... in Saudi Arabia, and

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20 Sep 2002: ages. In December 2002 the Economic and Social Research Council announced that management of the Programme was transferring from the University of Exeter to the University of Cambridge where it is