Vincentius Cable

Vincentius Cable, praenominibus plenis John Vincent sed communiter Vince Cable (Eboraci natus die 9 Maii 1943), est eruditus oeconomiae orbis terrarum et politicus Britannicus factionis liberalis democraticae.

Alumnus est Collegii Fitzwilliam apud Cantabrigienses. A die 1 Maii 1997 legatus apud Parlamentum munere populi Twickenham functus est. Factionibus Conservativa et Liberali post Comitia anni 2010 ad gubernandum consociatis, Vincentius Cable a die 12 Maii 2010 usque ad 11 Maii 2015 fuit minister a negotio, primo ministro Davide Cameron.^[1]

Comitiis nationalibus die 30 Martii 2015 ab electoribus circuli Twickenham eiectus est, victrice Tania Mathias, sed die 9 Iunii 2017 iterum electus est. Die 20 Iulii 2017 Vincentius Cable sine aemulo dux factionis liberalis democraticae factus est, eo officio a Timotheo Farron renuntiato.

Scripta

Iacobus Straw et Vincentius Cable die 20 Iunii 2013 colloquentes

Aung San Suu Kyi et Vincentius Cable die 22 Iunii 2012 apud domum Chathamensem disputantes

The Storm: The World Economic Crisis and What it Means (Atlantic Books, 2009) ISBN 1-84887-057-4
The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism edited by David Laws and Paul Marshall; contributions by Vincent Cable and others (Profile Books, 2004) ISBN 1-86197-797-2
Regulating Modern Capitalism (Centre for Reform Papers) (Centre for Reform, 2002) ISBN 1-902622-36-7
Commerce (Liberal Democrat Consultation Papers) (Liberal Democrat Publications, 2002) ISBN 1-85187-688-X
Globalization: Rules and Standards for the World Economy (Chatham House Papers) Vincent Cable, Albert Bressand (Thomson Learning, 2000) ISBN 1-85567-350-9
Globalisation & Global Governance (Thomson Learning, 1999) ISBN 0-8264-6169-7
Preparing for EMU: A Liberal Democrat Response (Centre for Reform Papers) Vincent Cable (Centre for Reform, 1999) ISBN 1-902622-06-5
China and India: Economic Reform and Global Integration Vincent Cable (Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1995) ISBN 1-899658-00-9
Global Superhighways: The Future of International Telecommunications Policy (International Economics Programme Special Paper) Vincent Cable, Catherine Distler (Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1995) ISBN 0-905031-97-0
The World's New Fissures Vincent Cable (Demos, 1995) ISBN 1-898309-35-3
Trade Blocs: The Future of Regional Integration edited by Vincent Cable and David Henderson (The Brookings Institution, 1994) ISBN 0-905031-81-4
Commerce of Culture: Experience of Indian Handicrafts, Vincent Cable (Lancer International, 1990) ISBN 81-7062-004-X
Developing with Foreign Investment edited by Vincent Cable and Bishnodat Persaud (Routledge, 1987) ISBN 0-7099-4825-5
Economics and the Politics of Protection: Some Case Studies of Industries (World Bank Staff Working Papers Number 569) Vincent Cable (World Bank, 1984) ISBN 0-8213-0199-3
Education and Social Action Programming for Cable: Conference Report edited by Vincent Thompson (Council for Educ. Technology, 1984) ISBN 0-86184-131-X
World Textile Trade and Production Trends Vincent Cable, Betsy Baker (Economist Intelligence Unit, 1983) ISBN 0-86218-084-8
Case Studies in Development Economics Vincent Cable (Heinemann Educ., 1982) ISBN 0-435-33937-0
The Role of Handicrafts Exports: Problems and Prospects Based on Indian Experience (ODI Working Paper) Vincent Cable (Overseas Development Institute, 1982) ISBN 0-85003-086-2
British Electronics and Competition with Newly Industrialising Countries Vincent Cable, Jeremy Clarke (Overseas Development Institute, 1981) ISBN 0-85003-076-5
Evaluation of the Multifibre Arrangement and Negotiating Options Vincent Cable (Commonwealth Secretariat, 1981) ISBN 0-85092-204-6
British Interests and Third World Development Vincent Cable (Overseas Development Institute, 1980) ISBN 0-85003-070-6
Britain's Pattern of Specialization in Manufactured Goods With Developing Countries and Trade Protection (World Bank Staff Working Paper No 425/8 Oct) Vincent Cable, Ivonia Rebelo (World Bank, 1980) ISBN 0-686-36204-7
World Textile Trade and Production Vincent Cable (Economist Intelligence Unit, 1979) ISBN 0-900351-85-3
South Asia's Exports to the EEC: Obstacles and Opportunities Vincent Cable, Ann Weston (Overseas Development Institute, 1979) ISBN 0-85003-068-4
World Textile Trade and Production Vincent Cable (Economist Intelligence Unit, 1979) ISBN B0000EGG8M
Import Controls: The Case Against Vincent Cable (Fabian Society, 1977) ISBN 0-7163-1335-9
Whither Kenyan Emigrants? Vincent Cable (Fabian Society, 1969) ISBN 0-7163-2018-5

Notae

↑ "New Cabinet: who got which job?". The Daily Telegraph. 12 Maii 2010

Bibliographia

Jessica Elgot, "Vince Cable named Lib Dem leader as no other candidate emerges" in The Guardian (20 Iulii 2017)
Toby Helm, "Vince Cable reveals he suffered stroke when Liberal Democrat leader" in The Guardian (11 Septembris 2022)
Stephen Moss, "Vince Cable: ‘The Brexiteers are only just beginning to understand the can of worms they opened’" in The Guardian (14 Iulii 2017)

Nexus externi

Vincentii Cable situs interretialis
Brevis biographia apud Factionis Liberalis Democraticae paginas interretiales

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Davidis Cameron 2010–2016


Daniel Alexander (2010–2015) • Vincentius Cable (2010–2015) • Alun Cairns (2016) • David Cameron • Alexander Carmichael (2013–2015) • Gregorius Clark (2015–2016) • Kenethus Clarke (2010–2012) • Nicolaus Clegg (2010–2015) • Stephanus Crabb (2014–2016) • Eduardus Davey (2012–2015) • Ioannes Duncan Smith • Michael Fallon (2014–2016) • Gulielmus Fox (2010–2011) • Cheryl Gillan (2010–2012) • Michael Gove (2010–2014, 2015–2016) • Christophorus Grayling • Iustina Greening (2011–2016) • Gulielmus Hague (2010–2014) • Philippus Hammond • Ionathan Hill (2010–2014) • Christophorus Huhne (2010–2012) • Ieremias Hunt • Sajid Javid (2014–2016) • David Jones (2010–2014) • Andreas Lansley (2010–2012) • David Laws (2010) • Oliverius Letwin (2015–2016) • Patricius McLoughlin (2012–2016) • Theresa May • Maria Miller (2012-2014) • Andreas Mitchell (2010–2012) • Michael Moore (2010–2013) • Nicola Morgan (2014–2016) • David Mundell (2015–2016) • Georgius Osborne • Owen Paterson (2010–2014) • Ericus Pickles • Amber Rudd (2015–2016) • Grant Shapps (2010–2015) • Carolina Spelman (2010–2012) • Tina Stowell (2015–2016) • Thomas Strathclyde (2010–2013) • Elisabetha Truss (2014–2016) • Theresia Villiers (2012–2016) • Sayeeda Warsi (2010–2012) • Ioannes Whittingdale (2015–2016) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Secretarii civici a negotio Britannici (1983–)


Caecilius Parkinson • Normannus Tebbit • Leo Brittan • Paulus Channon • David Young • Nicolaus Ridley • Petrus Lilley • Michael Heseltine • Ian Lang • Margarita Beckett • Petrus Mandelson • Stephanus Byers • Patricia Hewitt • Alanus Johnson • Alexander Darling • Ioannes Hutton • Petrus Mandelson • Vincentius Cable • Sajid Javid • Gregorius Clark • Andrea Leadsom • Alok Sharma • Kwasi Kwarteng • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum

Ductores factionis liberalis democraticae Britannicae


David Steel • Robertus Maclennan • Paddy Ashdown • Carolus Kennedy • Menzies Campbell • Nicolaus Clegg • Timotheus Farron • Vincentius Cable Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni

[1] "New Cabinet: who got which job?". The Daily Telegraph. 12 Maii 2010

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