This is an event shortcast, a digested version of our live online public events series. This event was recorded on 8th February 2021. A full version is available to download on the LSE player.

Will the Covid-19 pandemic fuel social demand for equality and economic justice?

This event, will uncover and explore women’s often foundational role in thinking about international politics.

In the post-COVID world, companies (and indeed societies) will need to develop a culture that allows them to maximise productivity whilst retaining safety.

How best can the UK economy compete in the world of the future?

How can policy makers and urban health leaders plan through this uncertainty, and how can those plans help to address the changing nature of and existing inequalities in urban health?

When it comes to work, is less more?

COVID-19 has presented an opportunity to address some of the profound underlying problems of our health systems. We compare international health system responses to COVID-19, and outline clear lessons from the pandemic on how we might move forward.

What steps to improve animal welfare do governments need to take to save humanity from a catastrophe that may be far greater than the ongoing COVID disaster?

COVID-19 has tested many countries’ health systems beyond their limits. Health services were overwhelmed by COVID patients and populations also faced barriers trying to get care and diagnoses for other conditions.