We're delighted to publish the first issue of LSE Public Policy Review! Read all the articles here: ppr.lse.ac.uk/1/volume/1/iss…

Big congratulations to all of our LSE School of Public Policy Class of 2020 who graduated today in a large and rather moving 'zoom' ceremony and reception. Good luck to all of you with your next steps!!

We're experiencing a surge of COVID-19 cases in our area. After searching through our data I have some tips for the UK Test & Trace system... (a thread...) (1/7)

If taxpayers over 40 are to pay more for social care - as suggested in the ⁦The Guardian⁩ - they will want to know where the money goes. Currently £millions leak out to offshore tax havens and to private equity managers at the same time that care workers receive poverty pay.

Imagine temperature in the high 30’s in a 12x8 toilet cubicle 3 or 4 storeys up, on your own or with a stranger who will be defacating & urinating socially distanced 2m from your bed. Your only cold drink is whatever comes out of the tap. Shower? dream on. Family contact ditto.

In the workplace, self-learning computer systems are being introduced by companies to assist in areas such as hiring, evaluating performance and even terminating employment. Learn more Edith Cowan University (ECU) University of Sydney UWA: theconversation.com/algorithms-wor…

Wrote a review of The Impact Agenda by @ProfKatSmith @JustynaBandola @NasarMeer @DrEllenStu and @rpwatermeyer for LSE Review of Books.

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All the best with the new session Simon Bastow👏🏽👏🏽

As part of our Welcome to the SPP, this morning our new MPP students learnt all about leadership in diverse settings - how can we be an active bystander? #sppwelcome

Research advances knowledge, changes how issues are understood, and helps people make better decisions – but only if it is communicated effectively. Read a sample chapter from Maximizing the #Impacts of Academic #Research by Patrick Dunleavy and Jane Tinkler: bit.ly/2GYU09Y

Maximising the Impacts of Academic Research by Patrick Dunleavy and me is now out! We look at how academic impact happens, how to think about impact outside universities eg working with intermediaries and via public engagement, and (1/2)

This is fantastic news for the LSE. Congrats Patrick Dunleavy

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See the new Chapter on “Incrementalism and its Alternatives” in the Oxford Handbook of Time and Politics edited by Klaus Goetz for this discussion. (3/3) oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/o… Werner Jann Ole Jann 𝚖𝚒𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚎𝚕 𝚑𝚘𝚠𝚕𝚎𝚝𝚝 🉑 好久不见 Christian Flachsland Anke Hassel

Congratulations to the new generation of MPP and MPA graduates from LSE School of Public Policy Your hard-work, resilience, empathy and sense of community will make you better policy-makers, politicians and leaders. 🙌🎉

Thank you to everyone who attended our End of Year Celebration on campus yesterday! It was truly incredible to celebrate all of your wonderful academic achievements and share a special afternoon together at the end of an academic year like no other. Congratulations to all! 👏

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Huge congratulations to our Class of 2022 Graduates LSE School of Public Policy for their Masters in Public Policy and Masters in Public Administration!!! 🙌🎓

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