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ONE MONTH TO GO! ✨ Will you be joining over 200 attendees at the International Long-term care Policy Network conference in #Bilbao? 🗨️ We're offering an extensive programme covering a range of #LongTermCare topics.💡 REGISTER NOW:👉ilpnetwork.org/2024-conferenc… #SocialCare #ILPN2024

In How Did Britain Come to This? LSE Press, Gwyn Bevan critiques a century of systemic #governance failures in #Britain 🇬🇧 in areas from #healthcare and #housing to #privatisation and #outsourcing. Read James Barfleur's review 👉 wp.me/p2MwSQ-hxW

This #WomensEqualityDay - why not check out LSE Library's Women's Library? 📚 This archive, museum and collection documents the history of feminism from the late 19th century to the present day and is free and open for all! ℹ️ lse.ac.uk/library/collec… LSE LSE Gender

With a new UK government now in power, how Labour could make devolution work? 🔀 LSE Press author Gwyn Bevan and Patrick Diamond write for LSE British Politics and Policy. 🔰How Did Britain Come To This? is free to read & download doi.org/10.31389/lsepr… #OpenAccess blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…

LSE Press is delighted to have 2 book launches as part LSE Events's Autumn Term public lecture events programme. 🔴 21st October - Dead Men's Propaganda, by Terhi Rantanen 🔴 2nd December - The Open Society as an Enemy, by J. McKenzie Alexander 👇 LSE Media & Communications LSE Philosophy

Thanks to all those that entered our competition in collaboration with LSE School of Public Policy to win 5 copies of Ukraine ed. Michael Cox for Ukrainian Day of Independence. 💙💛 🏆Competition winners will be contacted tomorrow morning. #Ukraine #OpenAccess #OpenResearch LSE

How Did Britain Come to This? by Gwyn Bevan LSE Press focuses on Britain’s systems of governance and the results that different approaches to governance produce, including many glaring failures over the past century. wp.me/p2MwSQ-hxW

👋#RGSIBG24 delegates! We are stationed and ready for day 2 of the RGS-IBG Higher Ed Annual Conference - do come and say hello. 📚 press.lse.ac.uk #OpenAccess #Monographs

"This is an excellent book that makes a significant contribution to comparative communication studies... a must read book for anyone interested in comparative communication studies." — Professor Raka Shome, Villanova University Out now 🎉#OpenAccess doi.org/10.31389/lsepr… LSE Media & Communications

Terhi Rantanen's Dead Men’s Propaganda: Ideology and Utopia in Comparative Communications Studies is out now — #OpenAccess. With praise from Henrik Örnebring, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz, John C. Nerone, James Curran, Larry Gross. 🔗Free download doi.org/10.31389/lsepr… LSE Media & Communications

“Open access publication is a really great idea. It has made the book accessible especially in African countries. I’m absolutely convinced that this is the best way to share the results of research.” — David Luke 🔓📚📩 Open Institutional Publishing Association Open Book Collective OASPA #OpenAccess

It's day 3 of the RGS-IBG Higher Ed Annual Conference and we're ready to go! 🗺️📚 #RGSIBG2024

❓ 🔎 What’s in store for social sciences publishing? As part of #OAWeek 2024, join LSE Press for an excellent schedule of insightful panels, Q&As and networking sessions for ECRs and anyone interested in learning more about publishing. Don't miss! ↪️ lse.ac.uk/library/events…

How are the modern global landscapes of news reporting on war and propaganda informed by the legacies of communications scholarship? Join LSE Media & Communications for the launch of Terhi Rantanen's Dead Men's Propaganda #OpenAccess. ℹ️ 21st Oct | 6.30 - 8.00 | Tickets: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/10…

With praise from Larry Gross, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz, James Curran, and others - Terhi Rantanen's new book, Dead Men's Propaganda: Ideology and Utopia in Comparative Communications Studies, is out now 🎉 Free to read and download #OpenAccess 🔗 doi.org/10.31389/lsepr… LSE Media & Communications

How are the modern global landscapes of news reporting on war and propaganda informed by the legacies of communications scholarship? Join LSE Media & Communications for the launch of Terhi Rantanen's Dead Men's Propaganda #OpenAccess. ℹ️ 21st Oct | 6.30 - 8.00 | Tickets: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/10…

❓ 🔎 What’s in store for social sciences publishing? As part of #OAWeek 2024, join LSE Press for an excellent schedule of insightful panels, Q&As and networking sessions for ECRs and anyone interested in learning more about publishing. Don't miss! ↪️ lse.ac.uk/library/events…

How are the modern global landscapes of news reporting on war and propaganda informed by the legacies of communications scholarship? Join LSE Media & Communications for the launch of Terhi Rantanen's Dead Men's Propaganda #OpenAccess. ℹ️ 21st Oct | 6.30 - 8.00 | Tickets: lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/10…

❓ 🔎 What’s in store for social sciences publishing? As part of #OAWeek 2024, join LSE Press for an excellent schedule of insightful panels, Q&As and networking sessions for ECRs and anyone interested in learning more about publishing. Don't miss! ↪️ lse.ac.uk/library/events…

In honour of National #ReadABookDay, why not read our LSE Public Policy Review? 📖 LSE Public Policy Review journal LSE Press Some recent issues ⤵️ 💼 Social Protection (2024) 🇺🇦 Ukraine (2023) 💰 Tax Justice (2022) 🇦🇫 Afghanistan (2022) 🧘 Wellbeing (2021) Happy reading! 📚👇 lse.ac.uk/spp/LSEPPR