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Philosophically speaking about freedom 24.05.2012 1:28:40
Contributor(s): Quentin Skinner
What Money Can't Buy - the moral limit of markets 23.05.2012 1:32:26
Contributor(s): Professor Michael Sandel, Stephanie Flanders, Professor Sir Julian Le Grand, Rt Revd Peter Selby
Unlawful Laws: How far can arbitrators go? 23.05.2012 1:59:14
Contributor(s): Professor Pierre Mayer, Professor Jan Paulsson
Austerity and growth: time to shift gear 23.05.2012 40:24
Contributor(s): Corrado Passera
LSE Growth Commission: Evidence Session 3 – Infrastructure, Measurement & Growth 23.05.2012 1:54:49
Contributor(s): Stephen Fries, David Newbery, Bridget Rosewell
How Can European Migration Policies Promote Development? 23.05.2012 1:02:16
Contributor(s): Tobias Billström, Peter Sutherland
Singing Neanderthals? The Evolution of Music and Language 22.05.2012 1:26:36
Contributor(s): Professor Steven Mithen
Envisioning Real Utopias: alternatives within and beyond capitalism 22.05.2012 1:30:26
Contributor(s): Professor Erik Olin Wright
Advancing Global Trade and Employment Together: Shared Opportunities and Responsibilities for the United States and the European Union 22.05.2012 58:02
Contributor(s): Ambassador Ron Kirk
Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change Research- 18:00 Session 3 21.05.2012 1:22:16
Contributor(s): Anna Wesselink, Neil Hirst, Philip Webber, Nick Mabey, James Smith, Juliet Davenport, Nafees Meah, Professor David Kennedy, Jason Lowe, Sarah Samuel, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins
Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change Research- 16:00 Session 2 21.05.2012 1:30:36
Contributor(s): Anna Wesselink, Neil Hirst, Philip Webber, Nick Mabey, James Smith, Juliet Davenport, Nafees Meah, Professor David Kennedy, Jason Lowe, Sarah Samuel, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins
Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change Research- 14:00 Session 21.05.2012 1:25:21
Contributor(s): Anna Wesselink, Neil Hirst, Philip Webber, Nick Mabey, James Smith, Juliet Davenport, Nafees Meah, Professor David Kennedy, Jason Lowe, Sarah Samuel, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins
UK-Argentina: is there a way forward? 17.05.2012 1:39:45
Contributor(s): Ambassador Alicia Castro, Dr John Hughes, Professor George Philip
Visible Cities: International Media Portrayals of Cities in the Global South 16.05.2012 2:26:51
Contributor(s): Professor Shakuntala Banaji, Dr Vandana Desai, Jamal Osman, Professor Susan Parnell, Dr Scott Rodgers, John Vidal
Mobile for Development – Global Justice 16.05.2012 1:30:05
Contributor(s): Professor Joshua Cohen
The Kurdish Spring: State-society relations and dissent in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq 15.05.2012 1:28:46
Contributor(s): Dr Nicole Watts
The Architecture of the Olympics 15.05.2012 1:49:18
Contributor(s): Andy Altman, Jim Eyre, Jim Heverin, Michael Taylor
Mobile for Development Meets Human-Centred Design 15.05.2012 1:28:24
Contributor(s): Professor Joshua Cohen
Hayek on the Wisdom of Prices 15.05.2012 1:24:33
Contributor(s): Richard Bronk
The Future of the Left: the case of the United States 14.05.2012 1:30:59
Contributor(s): Eli Zaretsky
Health of our Institutions Today: foreign policy in the UK courts 14.05.2012 1:21:21
Contributor(s): Lord Sumption
Rebel Cities: The Urbanization of Class Struggle 10.05.2012 1:39:24
Contributor(s): Professor David Harvey
Precautionary Politics: explaining the shift in global regulatory leadership from the United States to Europe 10.05.2012 1:24:56
Contributor(s): Professor David Vogel
Adding Value In Africa: some reflections from the grandson of a Ghanaian cocoa farmer 10.05.2012 1:19:18
Contributor(s): Lord Boateng
The War is Dead, Long Live the War 09.05.2012 1:27:06
Contributor(s): Ed Vulliamy
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