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This is a defining moment for the UK Civil Service, tasked with rewiring the state and increasing resilience to deliver for the ministers and the country. Transformation is no longer optional - it is ...

Hosted by LSE Cities, LSE School of Public Policy and Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) This panel brings together transport experts from New York ...

Welcome to LSE Research for the World Winner of Best Publication at the CIPR Excellence Awards 2022, our online magazine brings you social science research and expertise from LSE that tackles some of ...

As the global impact economy grows in scale and influence, so too does the need for deeper reflection on its purpose and future direction. The LSE’s Impact Economy Project convenes leading thinkers ...

What does it truly mean to achieve a sustainable future — and what kinds of change will get us there? This event launches the publication of a new issue of the LSE Public Policy Review focused on how ...

How do capitalist economies change over time? And what political consequences follow? In his new book, Governing Growth, which he will discuss at this event, Peter Hall traces the interactions between ...

Exploring the relations between city design and the political, economic and cultural organisation of cities About the MSc in City Design and Social Science This unique master's degree programme ...

This Call for Evidence, published alongside the National Heat Risk Commission’s framing report, A Heat Circuit Breaker for the UK, marks the first milestone for the Commission. It is the first step in ...

High Holborn Residence is open for mid-term bookings for 2025/26 and for graduate and undergraduate offer holders for 2026/27. We are closely monitoring system performance however, your feedback is ...

Jim Hughes is Professor of Comparative Politics, and Director of the Conflict Research Group. He joined the LSE as lecturer in 1994 and was promoted successively to Senior Lecturer (1998), Reader ...

The world’s oceans cover most of the Earth’s surface and represent about 95% of the planet’s biosphere. They contribute to climate regulation by absorbing over a quarter of human-caused carbon ...