Climate Change: the state of the debate
Report by Alex Evans and David Steven, written for the London Accord.
Client: The London Accord
Date: 01/10/07
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Report by Alex Evans and David Steven, written for the London Accord.
Client: The London Accord
Date: 01/10/07
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David Steven wrote a chapter on the FCO from Manchester University Press’s Alternative Comprehensive Spending Review.
“This is an extremely worthwhile academic project which will assist greatly in stimulating debate around the actual CSR.”
– Rt Hon John McFall MP,chair of the Treasury Select Committee
“No Treasury minister would be likely to seize on this alternative CSR and implement every word of it. But like almost everything that comes out of the Herbert Simon Institute, this is thought provoking stuff, and well worth a civil servant’s whistle.”
– Nick Timmins, Public Policy Editor, Financial Times
Client: Manchester University Business School
Date: 01/08/07
PDF: Chapter of the FCO from Manchester University Press
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A short but authoritative economics paper, prepared in collaboration with David Bloom and Alan Rosenfeld calling for a serious global business campaign on HIV/AIDS in developing countries. (River Path: co-authors; design and production)
Client: American Foundation For AIDS Research (amfAR)
Date: 01/11/99
View: Presentation
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River Path and David Bloom briefing paper on AIDS and Economics for Working Group 1 of the World Health Organisation’s Commission on Macroeconomics and Health.
Client: World Health Organisation
Author: David E Bloom, Ajay Mahal, Jaypee Sevilla and River Path Associates
Date: 01/11/01
Read online: here