Open archives: stolen stories — LSE Library stop

Stolen! Theft in the archives

Power and the people: a history of British energy since 1810

Philanthropy and the impact economy

Geography and the wealth of nations

The big picture as an approach to the study of international relations

Structural change and development

How social media changed politics globally

When is it acceptable to lie? The ethics of negotiation

Climate, nature and prosperity

Women's suffrage, the Women's Library and me

The good, the bad, and the ugly: civil-military relations under Trump

Sustainability and behavioural change: a discussion

The economics of chance: what random events reveal about forces shaping health

Investigating moral status

The science of second chances

Governing growth: the postwar transformations of capitalism and democracy

British progress and the centre-right

Women of the world unite: the UN Decade for Women and transnational feminisms 1975 to now

Can global value chains go green? Trade, investment and the net-zero development challenge

From AlphaGo to AGI: how general artificial intelligence may emerge—and what it could mean

Policing the crisis, carceral racism, and abolitionist resistance in Europe

The conservative tradition in sociological thought

PLP 10 Nov Rewiring the state and the future civil service

Hope or despair: transatlantic relations at the crossroads

Whose childhood, whose safety? Marginalised youth and social media bans

Non-binary lives

Law, Ethics and Justice Seminar by Tarun Khaitan (LSE Law School)

Popper Seminar by Kate Nicole Hoffman (LSE Philosophy)

Law, Ethics and Justice Seminar by Talita Ferrantelli and Adam Hudson (LSE Philosophy)

LSE Christmas Concert 2026

Action on climate change and new approaches to growth: marking the 20th anniversary of the Stern Review

Public International Law Hub Seminar - Back to National Homes: Self-determination, Population Transfer, and the Two-State Solution

The Geopolitics of Climate Change: Rethinking Peace in the Anthropocene

Public International Law Hub Seminar - Nuremberg Women: New Histories of the Monster Trial

Legal Biography Project: Patrick Atiyah

Trigger points: inequality and political polarisation in contemporary society

European, Comparative & Transnational Research Hub Seminar - For a Queer Materialist Critique of EU Law: About Law as an Ideological State Apparatus and Heterosexuality as a Mode of Production

Law, Ethics and Justice Seminar by Cécile Fabre (University of Oxford)

How do Britain's private schools reproduce privilege?