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  1. Programme Director
  2. Project Principal Investigators
  3. Philomathia Post-doctoral Research Associates
  4. Philomathia Programme Co-ordinator

Programme Director

Professor Martin Daunton, FBA
Professor Martin Daunton, FBA
  • Programme Director, Philomathia Social Sciences Research Programme
  • Head of the School of the Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Professor of Economic History
01223 761738
mjd42@cam.ac.uk

Project Principal Investigators

Professor Sarah Franklin
Professor Sarah Franklin
  • Sociology Professor
01223 334520
sbf25@cam.ac.uk
Dr Kathleen Liddell
Dr Kathleen Liddell
  • Herschel Smith Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property Law
  • Director, Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences
01223 330 086
k.liddell@law.cam.ac.uk
Dr Pedro Ramos Pinto
Dr Pedro Ramos Pinto
  • Lecturer in International Economic History
  • Fellow of Trinity Hall
01223 746619
pr211@cam.ac.uk
Dr Helen Thompson
Dr Helen Thompson
  • Reader in Politics
01223 767264
het20@cam.ac.uk
Dr Pieter van Houten
Dr Pieter van Houten
  • University Teaching Office
01223 767260
pjv24@cam.ac.uk
Professor Jorge E. Viñuales
Professor Jorge E. Viñuales
  • Harold Samuel Professor of Law and Environmental Policy
  • Director, Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG)
  • Director of the MPhil in Environmental Policy
01223637125
jev32@cam.ac.uk

Philomathia Post-doctoral Research Associates

Dr John Liddicoat
Dr John Liddicoat
  • Philomathia Post-doctoral Research Associate
jel68@cam.ac.uk
Dr Poornima Paidipaty
Dr Poornima Paidipaty
  • Philomathia Post-doctoral Research Associate
lsp33@cam.ac.uk

Philomathia Programme Co-ordinator

Philomathia Administrator
Martine Gregory-Jones
philomathia@admin.cam.ac.uk

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History of Wealth Project

This project, co-funded by the Philomathia Foundation and the Isaac Newton Trust, investigates the broader significance of wealth an inheritance in 19th and early-20th century Britain.

Masters in Public Policy

This programme was launched by POLIS in October 2013, and aims to train future policy-makers to value and promote evidence-based policies that can most benefit society.

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