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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. 13th July 2011 James Morton, on How to
Govern Darfur? How to govern Darfur? presentation by James Morton 14th June 2011 Sue Holloway, Director of
Pro Bono Economics on The charity and its Work. The charity and its Work, power point presentation by Sue
Holloway
11th May 2011 Mark Lowcock, Acting Permanent Secretary DfID, Changing Lives,
Delivering Results: The Government's International Development Priorities. 12th April 2011 Dr Peter Collecott,
Brazil: has the future finally arrived? Brazil: has the future finally arrived? power point
presentation by Dr Peter Collecott 24th March 2011 Costas Mitropoulos of Eurobank EFG Equities, The Eurozone and Greek
Sovereign Debt Crisis The Eurozone and Greek Sovereign Debt Crisis, power point
presentation by Costas Mitropoulos 8th February 2011 Gregory Smith of Crown
Agents, Planning and Budgeting in Southern Sudan. Planning and Budgeting in Southern Sudan 18th January 2011 Dr
Eamonn Molloy of BT Centre for Major Programme Management, Saïd Business
School, University of Oxford, Optimism Bias in Major Infrastructure Projects. Optimism Bias in Major Infrastructure Projects, power
point presentation by Dr Eamonn Molloy 09th November 2010 Jim Steer, Director Greengauge 21, The Case for High Speed Rail in the
UK. The Case for High Speed Rail in the UK, power point
presentation by Jim Steer 12th October 2010 Anna Coote, who is NEF’s
Head of Social Policy, 21
Hours: The case for a much shorter working week. 21 Hours: The
case for a much shorter working week, power point presentation by Anna Coote See their recent report “21
Hours” below. Here is a example. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8513783.stm Here is the full report http://www.neweconomics.org/publications/21-hours 13th July 2010 Anke Höffler, Causes and
Consequences of Civil War. Causes and Consequences of Civil War power point
presentation by Anke Höffler 08th June 2010 Phil Vernon, International
Alert on How to improve the effectiveness of development aid How
to improve the effectiveness of development aid power point presentation by
Phil Vernon 11th May 2010 Jeremy
Drew on European Rail Policy European Rail Policy power point presentation by Jeremy
Drew 13th April 2010 Jamie Simpson and Ted Laing on Ports. Ports power point presentation by Jamie Simpson and Ted
Laing 02nd March 2010 John Kay of the Financial Times on The
industry of finance. The industry of finance. Power point presentation by John
Kay The
link below takes you to the speakers book tour 09th February 2010 David Stubbs on The
privatisation of Royal Mail. The privatisation of Royal Mail. Power point presentation
by David Stubbs 21st January 2010 Carol Wills on Fair Trade: Development initiative, market standard
or political movement? Whatever you think it is, does it make sense
economically? 09th November 2009 Christopher Gilbert on
Excessive Speculation Excessive Speculation. Power Point presentation by
Christopher Gilbert 13th October 2009 Peter Fowler on Economic
and Political Developments and Prospects in Bangladesh Economic and Political Developments and Prospects in
Bangladesh, Lecture presented by Peter Fowler 07th July 2009 Roger Allport on Improving Decision-making for Major Urban Rail
Projects. Improving
Decision-making for Major Urban Rail Projects. Power Point presentation by
Roger Allport 16th June 2009 Sophie
Trémolet on Private money for public water: a safe haven in the midst of a
financial storm? 12th May 2009 Andrew J Oswald on Happiness and Economic Policy. Happiness and Economic Policy. PowerPoint presentation by Andrew J Oswald 21st April 2009 George Magnus on the subject Out of the fire of financial crisis into
the frying pan of demographic change: how on earth will we copy? 10th March 2009 David Parish on the subject Second Edition of Privatisation and Competition in the
Asian Power Sector Second edition of Privatisation and Competition in the
Asian Power Sector by David Parish 10th February 2009 Andrew
Farlow on the subject The Global Financial Crisis: Causes and Cures. 13th January 2009 David
Parish on the subject of Power Sector Reform in Asia: Is it working? Power sector Reform in Asia presentation by David Parish.
Please click here 11th November
2008
Clare
Lockhart on the subject Fixing Failed States: A Framework The book on Fixing Failed
States: A Framework for Rebuilding a Fractured World by Ashraf Ghani and
Clare Lockhart. Please click on this link http://www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780195342697 And also to ISE: www.effectivestates.org 07th October 2008 Peter Darley and Jeremy
Berkoff on the subject The Dead Sea: Should it be Saved? The Dead Sea: Should it be Saved? PowerPoint presentation
by Peter Darley and Jeremy Berkoff 08th July 2008 Robin Pratt of Ofcom, on
the subject Spectrum allocation: challenges for a world connected without
wires. Spectrum allocation: challenges for a world connected
without wires PDF presentation by Robin Pratt 09th June 2008 Nick
Bates of DFID and Hilary Sunman on the subject Trading for Peace: Achieving
security and poverty reduction through trade in natural resources in the
Great lakes area. 13th May 2008 Sir
Christopher Foster on Improving the Governing of Britain 08 April 2008 David
Quarmby, Director of Colin Buchanan and Partners on Transport in London: the
last ten years and looking forward. 03 March 2008 Daniel Large, Research Director of the Africa Asia
Centre set up recently by the RAS on Is China Taking over Africa? 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? 08 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. The Research/Practice Interface A Practitioner's View
Power Point Presentation by James Morton 09 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. Jeremy Berkoff meeting Report on Opium Jeremy Berkoff: "The Opium Economy: A Possible
Approach to Reform", Draft Paper, June 2007 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. 08 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. Pakistan Talk by Paul Reynolds 09 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. 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. 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? 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”. 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. 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? 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? Chinese
Economy Power Point presentation by Paul Reynolds 05 July 2005 Graham Todd, on
Tourism—Where is the Largest industry in the World Heading? Tourism Power Point presentation by G Todd 07 June 2005 Roundtable
discussion on the "Role of the Consulting Economists: Past, Present and
Future" Consulting Economists as devil's advocate etc Consulting Economist PowerPoint presentation by James
McLeod 10 May 2005 Sheila
Page, Agriculture in the WTO: Negotiations, Disputes and Vested Interests 05 April 2005 Simon
Smith, Transport Strategy and Policy group of PricewaterhouseCoopers, on the
subject "The Economics of Low-Cost Airlines" 01 March 2005 Anthony
White on the subject "Carbon Trading – How does the EU Scheme function
and how important is it? 01 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? 02 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?" 05 October 2004 Andrew
Rogerson (ODI Research Fellow) on the subject: "The Foreign Aid System:
Where is it Heading?" 08 July 2004 Sir Christopher Foster, on
the subject: "Creating a viable railway for Britain - what has gone
wrong and how to fix it" Sir
Christopher Foster, presentation, Subject Creating a viable railway for
Britain - what has gone wrong and how to fix it 02 June 2004 Roger Watkins, on
the subject: "The Cranfield Trust—Working as a Volunteer for Small and
Medium-sized Charities" 05 May 2004 Mike Williams, on the
subject, “Debt Management—in the UK and Overseas”. 14 April 2004 Robert
Foster, presentation, Subject Why has the UK set up independent competition
authorities? 03 March 2004 Paul
Reynolds, on the subject: IRAQ: The Legacy of the Coalition Current
Development Issues and Longer-term Implications
04 February 2004 Jonathan
Ridley, on the subject: "DFID's Economic Resource Centre What it means for
ICEA Members" 07 January 2004 Jim
Winpenny, on the subject: "Who will Pay for the World's Water?" Who will Pay for
the World's Water? 05 November
2003 Mary Ameson, Social Impact
Assessment Does it complicate or complement the work of economists? Social Impact Assessment: Does it complicate or
complement the work of economists? 01 October 2003 Charles
Yates, The National Air Traffic Services: A Model Public Private Partnership? The National Air
Traffic Services: A Model Public Private Partnership?" Synopsis of Presentation 02nd July 2003 Amanda
Perry-Kessaris, Finding and Facing Facts about Legal Systems and Foreign
Direct Investment Finding
& Facing Facts about Legal systems and FDI. Presented by Amanda
Perry-Kessaaris 04th June 2003 Chris
Castles, ICEA member and previously leader of the team of business advisers
brought in by Eurotunnel's banking syndicate introduced the subject on The
Channel Tunnel – Success or Failure?” The Economics of the
Channel Tunnel--Successor failure? Paper by Chris Castles Chris
Castles, ICEA member and previously leader of the team of business advisers
brought in by Eurotunnel's banking syndicate introduced the subject on The
Channel Tunnel – Success or Failure?” Eurotunnel--Success
or Failure? Presented by Chris Castles 07th May 2003 Katinka
Barysch, chief economist of the Centre for European Reform, introduced the
subject "EU Enlargement and the Euro - Eastern Europe and Links to the
UK Debate" 02nd April 2003 Nigel
Harris, on the topic of his new book: "The Return of Cosmopolitan Capital--Globalisation,
the State and War" 05th February 2003 Creon Butler “The Future Focus of the Bretton Woods Institutions - Key Issues in the Debate.” 29th January 2003 Mark
Watson: “Reconstruction and Development in Afghanistan An Overview and
Review of Opportunities for Economic Consultants.” Mark
Watson: “Reconstruction and Development in Afghanistan An Overview and
Review of Opportunities for Economic Consultants.” Reconstruction and Development in Afghanistan -
Presentation by Mark Watson 20th November 2002 Tony Murray, James
Morton and Jeremy Drew: “The Market for Independent Economic Consultants” 02nd October
2002 Jonathan Ridley: “Challenge
Funds – Effective development Tools?” 19th June 2002 Roger Allport: “Economic
and Financial Evaluation: Why is it so often unsatisfactory? And does it
matter? Jeremy Berkoff: “Economic
and Financial Evaluation: Why is it so often unsatisfactory? And does it
matter? Jeremy Berkoff: “Economic
and Financial Evaluation: Why is it so often unsatisfactory? And does it
matter?” Accompanying overhead transparencies 08th May 2002 Felix Dodds: “Earth
Summit – from Rio to Johannesburg: A New Deal or the end of sustainable
development” 10th April 2002 Nick Howard: “The
Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund – a novel approach to sub-Saharan
Africa’s financing needs” 06th March 2002 Richard North: “Globalisation
and the Poor” Notes for a presentation to the ICEA Richard North: Davos
in NY 06th February
2002 Andrew Loewenthal: “Private
Sector Participation – Where next?” 16th January
2002 Sheila Page: “Developing Countries and the
Developing Agenda”. Notes for a presentation to the ICEA 21st November
2001 Cliff Stevenson: “Trade Implications of China’s
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