Many of us love living with pets. We share our homes, beds, food, and highs and lows with them. Indeed, we are so attached to ...

LSE was sector-leading in making positive changes during the 2023/24 academic year and the School was ranked as the UK’s top ...

A new report from The Inclusion Initiative (TII) at LSE reveals that in Capital Markets in Canada some women are thriving in ...

"'At every level of command', the organisation of UAV forces intends to serve one goal: 'to preserve the lives of our soldiers'" "Drone schools therefore serve as a vital pipeline between not just the ...

Anthropology is the comparative study of culture and society. We ask big questions about what we have in common, and what makes us different.

This workshop will bring together scholars whose work addresses these emerging issues, moving beyond field-specific questions to develop a new methodological community with a broader shared research ...

Kwame Nkrumah (1909-1972) was a Ghanaian politician, political theorist, and revolutionary. He was the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana, having led the Gold Coast to independence from ...

What are you currently researching? Two areas have kept me busy at LSE. The first is climate change and how those in poverty can adapt in time. I look at the role of human capital – your education, ...

We had a rich programme of collaboration and exchanges with LSE, which had real consequences for us … The research facilitated the inclusion of these peripheral actors from the favelas of our large ...

Jeanette L. Kaiser is currently pursuing a PhD in Environmental Policy and Development at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Through her PhD research she will be assessing how ...

PeaceRep’s Afghanistan programme brings together a network of diverse Afghan experts and activists in exile with select non-Afghan experts and academics in order to develop policy-relevant research ...

LSE Philosophy Associate Professor Kieran Oberman wrote an article for LSE’s Research for the World Magazine. In the article, Oberman is explaining why his new paper, Enough Spurious Distinctions: ...