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Annual Public Lecture Series

The Annual Public Lecture

This initiative by the RES aims to bring the best communicators in the economics profession into contact with a wide public and to show the importance of top-quality economic research. Aimed principally at sixth form students of Economics but of interest to all, the Annual Public Lectures have become an established part of the senior school calendar.

2010 Royal Economic Society Public Lecture

2010 Royal Economic Society Public Lecture will take place on Thursday 2nd December 2010 at the Royal Institution, London and on Friday 3rd December 2010 at the University of Manchester.

This year's lecture will be given by Professor John Van Reenen of the London School of Economics on the subject "Does Management Matter?"

More details will be posted to this site in the early Autumn with tickets available shortly afterwards.

For details on the speaker please follow this link Professor Van Reenen, LSE


2009 Annual Public Lecture - Sir Partha Dasgupta
2008 Annual Public Lecture - Professor Timothy Besley - Watch the lecture
2007 Annual Public Lecture - Lord Stern - Watch the lecture
2006 Annual Public Lecture - Professor Paul Collier - Watch the lecture
2005 Annual Public Lecture - Professor Paul Seabright Edinburgh, London
2004 Annual Public Lecture - Professor Carol Propper Word, PDF
2003 Annual Public Lecture - Professor John Vickers Word, PDF
2002 Annual Public Lecture - Professor Nick Crafts
2001 Annual Public Lecture - Professor John Sutton


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