Join leading economist David Autor in discussion with Judy Wajcman as we explore the relationships between emerging technologies and the future of work in America and beyond.

Lucy Campbell is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Leverhulme Fellow at University of Warwick. In this episode, we talk to Lucy about self-knowledge, sheepdogs, and pinhole photography.

Join Paul Dolan and his guests to launch the latest series of his podcast, Duck - Rabbit, with a discussion of the neuroscience and social science behind our polarisation problem.

Why have wages for low-skilled workers stagnated even in industries that have experienced years of economic growth?

Gertjan Vlieghe's term as an external member of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee comes to an end in August. Join us for his final lecture as a member of the MPC.

LSE’s Dr Spike Gibbs has been looking at historical records of manorial courts to see how power was distributed in local communities throughout England.

Opportunities for children have long been theorised, but how should they be rethought in a digital world? In this webinar we will debate the theories and concepts that underpin such questions, drawing on different disciplinary approaches.

This event questions what equitable social infrastructures might look like in a post-covid world.

Join us for this event with former editor of the Financial Times Lionel Barber at which he will discuss his new book, The Powerful and the Damned: life behind the headlines in financial times.

Ron Deibert explores the disturbing impact of the internet and social media on politics, the economy and the environment.