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New on India at LSE: India’s quiet acceptance of the annexation
New on India at LSE: India’s quiet acceptance of the annexation of Crimea reflects its vision for a multi-polar world order Miko Brown argues that ...

Meeting one another for the first time, award-winning writer Ali
Meeting one another for the first time, award-winning writer Ali Smith, author of the Booker-nominated How to be Both, and artist and writer Marion Co...

LSEs public events programme for 2015 starts next week. Speakers
LSEs public events programme for 2015 starts next week. Speakers include: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Professor of Journalism at the University of Lincoln ...

New on India at LSE: Pipe dreams: barriers to civic & social
New on India at LSE: Pipe dreams: barriers to civic & social rights in an unauthorised colony LSE PhD Manisha Priyam draws on ethnographic research o...

In 2015 LSE is delighted to continue the success of LSE Works with
In 2015 LSE is delighted to continue the success of LSE Works with a third series of public lectures that will showcase some of the latest research by...

New on India at LSE: Smart Cities: An opportunity for changing
New on India at LSE: Smart Cities: An opportunity for changing paradigms of urban planning & citizenship The smart city concept holds an array of op...

New photoblog on India at LSE: Takkas technicolour
New photoblog on India at LSE: Takkas technicolour rickshaws Popular with everyone in the city, from businessmen to tourists, the rickshaw provides a...

New on India at LSE: Thought Leadership: India’s Infrastructure
New on India at LSE: Thought Leadership: India’s Infrastructure Democracy India will need to invest over $1.2 trillion in its cities to cope with t...