CAMBRIDGE SOCIETY FOR ECONOMIC PLURALISM
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Society
    • Our Committee
    • In the Press
  • Current Events
    • Essay Competition Winners
    • Curriculum Reform
    • Speaker Series
    • Paper 0
  • Past Events
    • Speaker Series >
      • S- 2018 L/E
      • S- 2018/M
      • S- 2017 L/E
      • S- 2017 M
      • S- 2016 L/E
      • S- 2016 M
      • S- 2015 L/E >
        • S- 2015 M
      • S- 2014 L/E
      • S- 2014 M
      • S- 2013 L/E
      • S- 2013 M
      • S- 2012 M
      • S- 2012 L/E
    • Paper 0 >
      • P0 - 2017 L
      • P0 - 2016 M
      • P0 - 2016 L
      • P0 - 2015 M
    • Blog Archive
    • Essay Competition >
      • Essay Competition 2020
      • Essay Competition 2019
      • Essay Competition 2018
      • Terms and Conditions
  • Get Involved
  • Contact Us

2014 Michaelmas


The Economics Renaissance - CSEP Squash Lord Robert Skidelsky, Prof Wendy Carlin and Prof Sanjeev Goyal Should happiness be the purpose of policy-making? Lord Richard Layard, Prof Nattavudh Powdthavee and Dr Gay Meeks Econometrics: Complication does not imply causation? A mostly harmless introduction Jorn-Steffen Pischke Macro-Prudential Policy Sir Jon Cunliffe and Lord Richard Wilson Theory and Practice of Austrian Economics Dr Mark Littlewood and Dr Anthony Evans New Medievalism and Imperial Decline Dr John Rapley Basic Income: A Solution to our Troubles? Dr Karl Widerquist and Dr Malcolm Torry Sustainable Growth - Taking planetary boundaries seriously, have we seen the end of economic growth? Lord Robert Skidelsky, Kate Raworth and Tim Congdon
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Society
    • Our Committee
    • In the Press
  • Current Events
    • Essay Competition Winners
    • Curriculum Reform
    • Speaker Series
    • Paper 0
  • Past Events
    • Speaker Series >
      • S- 2018 L/E
      • S- 2018/M
      • S- 2017 L/E
      • S- 2017 M
      • S- 2016 L/E
      • S- 2016 M
      • S- 2015 L/E >
        • S- 2015 M
      • S- 2014 L/E
      • S- 2014 M
      • S- 2013 L/E
      • S- 2013 M
      • S- 2012 M
      • S- 2012 L/E
    • Paper 0 >
      • P0 - 2017 L
      • P0 - 2016 M
      • P0 - 2016 L
      • P0 - 2015 M
    • Blog Archive
    • Essay Competition >
      • Essay Competition 2020
      • Essay Competition 2019
      • Essay Competition 2018
      • Terms and Conditions
  • Get Involved
  • Contact Us