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In this debate we will be looking at the reasons why the housing situation has worsened in London.

Geographer Danny Dorling marks the launch of his new book, Shattered Nation, and explains why we are growing further and further apart, exposing a new geography of inequality.

David Stainforth discusses his new book Predicting Our Climate Future: what we know, what we don’t know, and what we can’t know - how climate science works and why you should absolutely trust some of its conclusions and absolutely distrust others.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky speaks about his new book, How To Slay a Dragon: building a new Russia after Putin.

Yascha Mounk explores the transformation of a healthy appreciation for the culture and heritage of minorities into an obsession with group identity in all its forms.

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Nina Khrushcheva discusses the current state of affairs in Russia.

Christian Leuz reviews what we know about the role and effectiveness of transparency regimes that target particular corporate activities by shining the light on them.

Speakers discuss Hans Kundnani's latest book, Eurowhiteness: culture, empire and race in the European project.

Speakers discuss the war in Ukraine and its global implications.

A blueprint for a better future that offers a unified theory of human behavior, culture, and society.

Join us for this panel discussion for the launch of Decentralised governance: crafting effective democracies around the world, a new publication from LSE Press.

Joanna Bale investigates how gay men living in Dubai create covert communities where they can meet and socialise.

Professor David Sumpter speaks about his latest book, Four Ways of Thinking: statistical, interactive, chaotic and complex.

This event brings together leading thinkers and policy makers to discuss political solutions for a green economy.

Join us for this event that will address the critical issue of advancing climate justice and building resilience to climate change, focusing on the unique struggles of developing countries that are disproportionately impacted by climate change.

The average person on the planet is losing about 2 years of life expectancy due to air pollution. Despite greatly compromising people's well being and contributing to climate change it receives too little attention.

The event explores what actions and policies can be done to tackle the family penalty and address the fundamental exclusion at the heart of the "double x economy".

This episode of LSE iQ asks, ‘Is AI coming for our jobs?’

Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist James Ball talks about his new book.

This event marks the launch of the Grantham Research Institute’s (GRI) 2023 Global Trends in Climate Change Litigation Policy Report, an annual report now in its fifth year.

This event marks the launch of Know Your Place: how society sets us up to fail – and what we can do about it, the new book by Faiza Shaheen.

Have inequalities become so entrenched that we can no longer imagine a fairer society?

Across the West, racial injustice has become one of the most divisive issues of our age.

This event discusses the importance of health-related data as a resource to transform the world for the better and even save lives if used effectively by policymakers, healthcare providers, academics, and journalists.