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What are the lessons we should learn, how successful were the policies of the time, and should we really try to go back to the future?

In her new book, Rhacel Salazar Parreñas offers nuanced accounts of workers relationships with their employers in the United Arab Emirates.

This month, LSE iQ asks: How can we survive the next mass extinction?

Recent US Supreme Court decisions have rocked the nation.

Women’s health is and always has been hijacked for political ends. The US Supreme Court overturning of Roe vs Wade is but another example of elites using the needless death of women to further their own political advantage.

“Be curious about what you can give back to the world and how you can use your time here towards that goal." This year's Welcome address comes from Christine Lagarde.

In this talk, the panellists consider both Russia's war against and invasion of Ukraine since February 2022 and the longer trajectory of Russia's aggression against Ukraine since 2014

Modern Asia is built upon a web of close relationships running between and within business and politics: the connections world.

The Phelan US Centre’s Joss Harrison speaks to Karen Torres about her experience as an undergraduate research assistant (UGRA) with Dr John Collins at the US Centre in 2019-20, and how this has influenced her academic and career plans.

Join Ray Dalio and Minouche Shafik in conversation as they deep dive into the findings of Dalio's recent book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail.