From the political to the nature of our experience, time affects all aspects of our lives. Join us to investigate our complicated relationship with time.

Jess Winterstein speaks to Dr Thomas Curran about the potential pitfalls of wanting to be perfect.

Somalia is in pre-election mode and is at the same time pushing for the licensing of oil, based on the promising prospects revealed by seismic surveys. In 2020, Covid-19 has dramatically reduced the demand and price of oil. This panel discusses......

Join us for this event to celebrate LSE's 125th Anniversary with Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund and LSE Director Minouche Shafik

As political campaigns around the world have elevated identity issues, we ask: is Brexit a symptom or a cause of a new culture war? How should we respond?

2020 marks 125 years since LSE opened its doors to our first students in 1895.

In this special episode of the Ballpark we’re giving you a preview of our upcoming new podcast series, The Politics of Race in American Film.

Here, we examine the support for Donald Trump at the local level across the US to assess the importance of these factors: in particular, inter-regional and inter-personal inequalities

How has the relationship between science and politics been affected by the COVID-19 crisis and are we seeing a post-populist return of expertise?

Anne Case and Angus Deaton discuss their book, Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism