The University of Cambridge Compendium

Cambridge is not simply a place of learning. It is a community of thinkers committed to inquiry, to intellectual risk, and to shaping a better world through knowledge. Discover the research and insights of some of the most distinguished scholars from the University of Cambridge, representing a wide array of disciplines.

Leading Cambridge voices

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Diane Coyle

Simon Goldhill

Juliet Mitchell

David Runciman

Shruti Kapila

Martin Rees

Diane Coyle

Bennett Professor of Public Policy

Technology for Better and for Worse

The mixed impacts of the digital economy

Technology is a fundamental driver of economic growth and the things that we do in everyday business and life.

Public Policies

Learning from economic crises

When you look at economic history, crises recur frequently. Marxist scholars might call them capitalism’s crises and talk about the inherent dynamics of the capitalist system that lead to these recurrent crises.

Unprecedented times - Cambridge Compendium (1)

Managing the economy in unprecedented times.

Economic growth matters because of how it improves people's lives. Modern economic growth, as we experience it, started around 300 years ago with the Industrial Revolution.

Diane Coyle

Bennett Professor of Public Policy

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Technology for Better and for Worse

The mixed impacts of the digital economy

Public Policies

Learning from economic crises

Unprecedented times - Cambridge Compendium (1)

Managing the economy in unprecedented times.

Diane Coyle

Bennett Professor of Public Policy

Technology for Better and for Worse