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ARCHIVE The Archive page lists notices for past meetings, together with the presentation and supporting papers when these have been provided to us by the speaker. They are listed in order of the dates on which the meetings were held. If you do not know the date of the meeting in which you are interested, and since the list is by now rather long, it is suggested that you search by name of speaker or by subject. To open a document click on the link (may be slow as
files can be large). To download a
document, right click over the link with the mouse, click on “save target as”
and then select the destination on your hard drive. 8 April 2008 David Quarmby, Director of Colin Buchanan and Partners on Transport in London: the last ten years and looking forward. 3 March 2008 Daniel Large, Research
Director of the Africa Asia Centre set up recently by the RAS on Is China
Taking over Africa? q
Is China Taking over Africa? Power Point Presentation by
Daniel Large A useful link to the above presentation an Article from
DFID website on China-dev-Africa 12 February 2008 Dr Christopher Stevens of (ODI) on Biofuels and development: will the EU help or hinder? 2. Write up of the meeting (TO FOLLOW) 8 January 2008 Malcolm Green director of C3 on Reform and Governance in Palestine Political and Economic Issues Facing Israel and Palestine in 2008. 13 November 2007 James Morton on The Research/Practice Interface A
Practitioner's View. q
The Research/Practice Interface A Practitioner's View
Power Point Presentation by James Morton 9 October 2007 Dimitri Zenghalis (Senior Economist, Stern Commission) on: The Stern Review: Economics of Climate Change: Value judgments, welfare weights and discounting. 10 July 2007 Jeremy Berkoff on The economics of opium: implications for drugs reform. q
The economics of
opium: implications for drugs reform. Power Point presentation by Jeremy
Berkoff 12 June 2007 Dr Celia Szusterman (Associate Fellow at Chatham House
etc.) on: The Changing Economic and Political Relationship Between Latin
America and China. 8 May 2007 Judith Plummer, a financial specialist with World Bank on Can India Solve its Power Crisis? 12 April 2007 Bojan Markovic (Bank of England) on The Impact of Chinese Macroeconomic Policy on European Economic Prospects: Should Europe be wary about China's peg to the dollar? "The views expressed below in this presentation are
those of the author, and not necessarily those of the Bank of England". 13 March 2007 Garth Armstrong (DFID) on: The Western Balkans; Economic Progress
and Problems. 13 February 2007 Prof. Paul Reynolds (University of Westminster) on: Pakistan; Challenges in Political-Economic Development. 9 January 2007 Elaine Trimble Associate at Arup on Planning an Environmental City in China—The Dongtan Masterplan. 14 November 2006 Nigel Harris: on Is There a Future for Immigration? 12 October 2006 Martin Wolf on: Globalisation and his recent book: Why Globalization Works. q
Globalisation
and his recent book: Why Globalization Works by Martin Wolf in PDF format 11 July 2006 Chris
Smith on: The New Approach to the Appraisal of Transport Projects. q
The New
Approach to the Appraisal of Transport Projects Power Point presentation by Chris Smith—To follow 13 June 2006 Susan Kramer—Liberal
Democrat Spokesperson on Aid on: Access to micro-finance in the developing
World—A Liberal Democrat perspective.
09 May 2006 Prof John Appleby on Will
patient choice improve the NHS? q
Will
patient choice improve the NSH? Power Point
presentation by John Appleby -----To follow 11 April 2006 Stuart Reynolds on A New Era
of Global Steel: the End of State Control and Protectionism. 14 March 2006 Philip
Kelly (freelance lawyer and economist) on the subject of “Donor-funded
Technical Assistance—lessons from the front line”. q
Summary on Donor-funded Technical Assistance by Jeremy
Drew 14 February 2006 Fadi
Hakura (Associate Fellow on Turkey at Chatham House) on The Turkish Economy
and its Prospects: Preparing for the EU. q
The Turkish Economy and its Prospects: Preparing for the
EU Power Point presentation by Fadi Hakura 10 January 2006 Martin Adams and Elizabeth
Daley on Land Reform and Land Administration in Sub-Saharan Africa - What can
be done? Click
here for Martin Adams paper Click here for Elizabeth Daley paper 08 November 2005 Ian
Alexander on Providing Incentives for Regulated Infrastructure Companies to
Deliver Investment 11 October 2005 Paul
Reynolds, on The Chinese Economy: Soft landing? Hard landing? Or worse? q
Chinese Economy Power Point presentation by Paul Reynolds 5 July 2005 Graham Todd, on Tourism—Where
is the Largest industry in the World Heading? q
Tourism Power Point presentation by G Todd 7 June 2005 Roundtable
discussion on the "Role of the Consulting Economists: Past, Present and
Future" 3. Consulting Economists as devil's advocate etc q
Consulting Economist PowerPoint presentation by James
McLeod q
PowerPoint presentation by Chris Castles to
come 10 May 2005 Sheila
Page, Agriculture in the WTO: Negotiations, Disputes and Vested Interests 2. Presentation 5 April 2005 Simon
Smith, Transport Strategy and Policy group of PricewaterhouseCoopers, on the
subject "The Economics of Low-Cost Airlines" 1 March 2005 Anthony
White on the subject "Carbon Trading – How does the EU Scheme function
and how important is it? 1 February 2005 Richard
Dowden, Director of the Royal African Society, on the subject " What can
turn Africa round?". 11 January 2005 Kevin
Magner and Robin Pratt on the subject: "Public Private Partnerships:
does Location matter? 2 November 2004 Lord Megnad Desai (LSE and the House of Lords) on the subject: "Development Economics in an Age of Globalisation: Has the subject change? Is it helpful?" 5 October 2004 Andrew
Rogerson (ODI Research Fellow) on the subject: "The Foreign Aid System:
Where is it Heading?" 8 July 2004 Sir Christopher Foster, on
the subject: "Creating a viable railway for Britain - what has gone
wrong and how to fix it" For
a copy of the full paper please click here Sir
Christopher Foster, presentation, Subject Creating a viable railway for
Britain - what has gone wrong and how to fix it 2 June 2004 Roger Watkins, on the subject: "The Cranfield Trust—Working as a
Volunteer for Small and Medium-sized Charities" 5 May 2004 Mike Williams, on the subject, “Debt Management—in the UK and
Overseas”. 14 April 2004 Robert Foster, on the subject
Why has the UK set up independent competition authorities? Robert
Foster, presentation, Subject Why has the UK set up independent competition
authorities? 3
March 2004 Paul Reynolds, on the
subject: IRAQ: The Legacy of the Coalition
Current
Development Issues and Longer-term Implications
4 February 2004
What it
means for ICEA Members" 7 January 2004
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