I am an academic economist with over thirty years of professional experience. Currently, I serve as Director of the Division of Research and Professor of Economics at the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina. in Economics at the University of Texas at Austin, with the great fortune to have Norm Glickman. At the University of Texas,.

A community e-Centre in Bhutan. This section looks at how the international support measures might be reconceptualized for the modern era. Maybe the time has come to look agai.

Navigating the interface between landscape history and deep topography;. Exploring landscape - an evolving gazetteer of landscape on the web. Thursday, 4 January 2018. Pathways through long winter days until bright Phoebus shines down again. A quick ramble here through an assemblage of mid-winter cultural highlights. If record shops are a species indicator of a civilised polis. Store A first wander around the racks yielded Bright Pheobus.

Exploring the issues, leading the debate. The revised National Planning Policy Framework good news for the environment? In part one of this long read, Public Policy Officer Laura Mason covered some of the problems we see in the proposed new NPPF. In part two Laura focuses on the positive policy changes. Single use plastic to be phased out at the National Trust.

Making the sector more politically relevant. I should like to see multilateral publications with the RSPB, Natio.

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Saturday, December 31, 2016. I study economics as a hobby. These seem to me to be approaches for understanding actually existing economies. In general, this blog is abstract, and I think I steer clear of commenting on practical politics of the day.

A blog about planning, planning law and planning policy. National Planning Policy Framework response. A blog about planning, planning law and planning policy. The information on this blog is not intended to be advice, legal or otherwise. You should not rely on it and I do not accept liability in connection with it. If you do have a planning law question on which you would like advice, seek legal advice from a suitably qualified solicitor. Specific advice should be sought for specific problems.