Diseases present us with obvious health costs, but there are significant economic costs to illness too.

In the form of white privilege, ‘colour-blindness’ and supremacy, how does whiteness shape individual lives and European societies alike? This event will explore the role of whiteness in Europe and for European identities.

Has the sudden, intense common experience of the virus crisis generated a reservoir of social solidarity? How have public attitudes and political culture shifted and what is the significance of these changes for progressive politics?

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.

This is an event shortcast, a digested version of the STICERD panel discussion that took place on January 13th 2021.

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.

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

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 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?