Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar was born #OnThisDay on 14 April 1891 🇮🇳 He gained two doctorates from LSE and Columbia University.

#Ambedkar fought for the representation & rights of Dalit communities and was involved in the Independence movement in #India . ow.ly/mI2O50R4sEm

⬆️ Levelling up has been high on the UK political agenda, but many believe it is more of a slogan than a political commitment.

Neil Lee LSE Geography & Environment argues the issue isn't how we level up, but convincing voters to pay for it.

#LSEResearchForTheWorld
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Strong evidence suggests that women are not cited less per article than men, they accumulate fewer #citations over time.

Cary Wu argues for LSE Impact Blog that a focus on #research productivity is key to understanding and closing the #gender citation gap.
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Today we're launching a new series of articles previewing the #EP2024 elections European Parliament

In our first article of the series, Paris Aslanidis previews the vote in Greece blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/202…

#LSEOpenDay is just around the corner! We look forward to welcoming you 🤩

Prepare for your visit by downloading the programme of events ⬇️ @LSENews

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.LSE EUROPP blog kicks off its #EUelections series today with an analysis on #Greece .

Paris Aslanidis writes that the 2024 European elections will be used to assess three important domestic political dynamics in 🇬🇷.

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'They're not there to export their values or way of life.' The late Professor Christopher Coker explains China's approach to 'harmony with co-existence' in this archive interview for the #LSEiQ #podcast . LSE IDEAS LSE Intl Relations

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LSE has been ranked the top university in London & 6th in the world for Social Science & Management subjects in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024! #QSWUR

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The European Central Bank has committed to considering climate change in monetary policy decisions.

But why and how?

Nicolás Aguila & Joscha Wullweber @[email protected] examine the bank's narratives & assess possible impacts.

LSE EUROPP blog

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We are proud to welcome three #NobelPrize winners to LSE in Spring Term!

Register to attend online:

🗓️ 30 April - Joseph E. Stiglitz: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/04…

🗓️ 2 May - Claudia Goldin: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…

🗓️ 2 May - Esther Duflo: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…

Nearly 8 months before Election Day, both #Trump & #Biden have won their respective party’s nominations for the presidency.

Julia Azari looks at why, despite his unpopularity, the Democratic Party has nominated Joe Biden.

Read on LSE USAPP blog 👇
blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2024…

Wishing all of our Muslim staff, students, alumni, and friends in the global LSE community a very blessed and joyous Eid 🌙 #EidMubarak

Why does #China stand outside of the liberal international order? In an interview from the #LSEiQ #podcast archives, the late Professor Christopher Coker discusses the rise of the 'civilizational state'. LSE IDEAS LSE Intl Relations

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What really went wrong in the #MiddleEast ?

The consequences of the #USA ’s attempt to make foreign #policy decisions and establish a Pax Americana can still be felt today, argues Prof Fawaz Gerges LSE Intl Relations in a new book.

#LSEResearchForTheWorld
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Last chance to submit your photos of 'Spaces and Places' at LSE or in London and be in with a chance of winning a Fujifilm Instax Mini camera! 📸

Deadline is 12 April ⏰ ow.ly/9Sxu50R4iKq

It's official: spring has arrived on our campus 🪻🌿

24 years ago today, Nelson Mandela gave a lecture in our Peacock Theatre on “Africa and Its Position in the World”.

Here are some exclusive images of his visit from our archives 📸

🪖 How did soldiers cope with the horrors of the Great War?

Dr Alex Mayhew LSE International History’s new book on soldiers in the First World War explores resilience, hope and our ability to adapt to even the greatest of traumas.

#ArmyDay #LSEResearchForTheWorld
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Over 80 countries will vote this year in elections that could be pivotal for democracy 🗳️

In the run-up to #LSEFestival we explore the debates at the forefront of politics & the implications of key elections through short films, blogs, articles & events.
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