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Tim Congdon is a British economist known for his expertise in monetary policy and macroeconomic analysis. He contributes commentary to Comment Central on economic and policy matters affecting the United Kingdom.
Tim Knox is a distinguished British art historian and museum director who has held leadership positions at some of the United Kingdom's most prestigious cultural institutions. Born Timothy Aidan John Knox on 9 August 1962, he served as Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum at the University of Cambridge from 2013 to 2018, where he oversaw one of Britain's leading university art museums. In March 2018, Knox was appointed Director of the Royal Collection, the private art collection of the British royal family held in trust by The King for his successors and the nation.
As Director of the Royal Collection, Knox manages an extraordinary collection comprising almost all aspects of the fine and decorative arts, containing more than a million objects housed across some fifteen present and former royal residences throughout the United Kingdom. His extensive expertise in art history and museum curation has positioned him as a leading authority on British art and cultural heritage. Tim Knox writes commentary for Comment Central.
Todd Davies is a PhD student in the Faculty of Laws at University College London, working under the supervision of Prof. Ioannis Lianos. Joining the Faculty in September 2022, Todd's research is funded through a UCL Faculty Research Scholarship.
