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🎉Congratulations to Toni Roldán Monés who has successfully completed his PhD, a fantastic achievement! Thank you to Berkay Ozcan Adam Oliver & Andrés Velasco for their expert supervision. ➡️ buff.ly/mznikD8

As Chair Almudena SEVILLA opened UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Annual Networking Event providing reflections on the network’s remarkable growth over the last 3 years, its vibrant community championing gender equity across the economics profession. Catch up on the event here: buff.ly/n6cNbN5

What is the extent of selection in state funded secondary schools in London? Read the NEW Clare Market Paper funded by The Leverhulme Trust Major Research Fellowship to Professor Anne West. 📖 buff.ly/AS56G90

#LSEFestival returns ✨ 16-21 June ✨ This year we are exploring the threats and opportunities of the near and distant future, and what a better world could look like. 👁️ Full programme is now live: lse.ac.uk/festival 🔜 Tickets will be available from 19 May.

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The Spring Term programme for LSE Events is now live‼️ There are lots of interesting free events with expert speakers! Explore the full programme⤵️ buff.ly/YZQ9zyx

Join The Mannheim Centre for Criminology Mannheim Criminology for their Spring term seminar series! Find out more here: buff.ly/0oAzUD6 Johann Koehler

NEW article: The civic participation in China survey: key trends in philanthropic and voluntary activities ➡️buff.ly/ktygqgw

Join Mannheim Criminology tomorrow to hear Dr Omar Phoenix Khan University of Bath talk about ‘Judges as Agents of Coloniality: Understanding the Coloniality of Justice at the Pre-trial Stage in Brazil ‘ 📅14 May 🕰️5pm start Find out more here: buff.ly/CyisS73 Johann Koehler

Read Tim Hildebrandt et al. latest article that analyses trends in civic participation in mainland China. 🔓 Open access: buff.ly/hOb26n7

🎓📊 Third Workshop on Gender and Education 🗓️ 8–9 May 2025 | 📍 Collegio Carlo Alberto Last week, we co-organized an interdisciplinary workshop with Collegio Carlo Alberto, Università di Torino and GRINS Foundation to explore the intersection of gender, education and economics. ⬇️ carloalberto.org/event/third-wo…

In a new LSE British Politics and Policy Isabel Shutes argues while ending the care work visa scheme might reduce international recruitment, there is little reason to believe it will improve employment conditions for care workers. ➡️ buff.ly/gELjvKw

🎟️ FREE tickets for #LSEFestival are now available to book! LSE Festival is taking place from 16 to 21 June 2025, with global leaders, experts & innovators exploring the near and distant future, and what a better world could look like. 👁️ Book here: buff.ly/rsxfmeS

Join Abby Jitendra Abigail McKnight Tom Stephens & Tania Burchardt at this #LSEFestival event on 16 June as they discuss some of the key policies and strategies that can bring a society free from poverty into reality. ➡️ buff.ly/35zCcra CASE

Hear from three LSE Nobel Laureates this June! ✨ Amartya Sen, Daron Acemoglu and Christopher Pissarides join our #LSEEvents line-up. Full event and ticket information: buff.ly/eJVQ2Vz

💥New! The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill – towards equal accountability for academies? - British Politics and Policy at LSE blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…

The UK Children’s Wellbeing & Schools Bill aims to address a gap between local authority schools & academies on curriculum, teacher qualifications & teacher pay. But Anne West LSE Social Policy & David Wolfe argue it doesn't go far enough LSE British Politics and Policy blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…

‘From the chaotic debris of experience…?’: questions for criminology and criminal justice Join Mannheim Criminology for their last seminar of this term to hear Rod Earle talk about this topic 📅11 June 🕰️5pm start Find out more here: buff.ly/wH6BBW2 Johann Koehler

What are the key policies and strategies that can bring a society free from poverty into reality? Join Abby Jitendra Abigail McKnight Tom Stephens & Tania Burchardt as they envisage a future free from poverty at this #LSEFestival event 📅 16 June buff.ly/z683QwO CASE

Congratulations to Thelma Obiakor, one of our recent PhD alumni, who has been successful in her application for an ESRC Post-doctoral Fellowship! Read more on what she will be working on here: buff.ly/Xh3nycz