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Notable Alumni Christopher A. Pissarides • Lionel Charles Robbins, Baron Robbins • Sir Arthur Lewis • Juan Manuel Santos • Ed Miliband • William Donald Hamilton • Hilary Mantel • George Papandreou • Ursula von der Leyen • Mark Kirk • Bertie Ahern • Tsai Ing-wen • Cherie Booth • Koizumi Junichiro • Edith Abbott • Kim Campbell • Robert A. Mundell • Eric Garcetti • Romano Prodi • Michael Manley • Ronald Coase • Crown Prince Haakon • Eugenia Charles • David Rockefeller • Manfred Lachs • Moshe Sharett • James A. Robinson • Jon Ossoff • Daron Acemoglu • Monica Lewinsky
Related People William Henry Beveridge, 1st Baron Beveridge

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