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Jimmy Stewart Is Dead -- Ending the World's Ongoing Financial Plague with Limited Purpose Banking 17.02.2010 1:37:46
Contributor(s): Professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff
How rich are the baby boomers and how poor are their children? 16.02.2010 1:08:42
Contributor(s): David Willetts
21st Century Challenges: how global crises provide the opportunity to transform the world 16.02.2010 1:30:47
Contributor(s): Professor Anthony Giddens, Professor David Held, Professor Mary Kaldor, Professor Danny Quah
Renewing the Left's ideology: what should be the principles and goals of the centre-Left today? 15.02.2010 1:27:09
Contributor(s): James Purnell MP
LSE Literary Festival - Speaking of Love 13.02.2010 1:19:11
Contributor(s): AS Byatt, Ben Okri, Helen Simpson, Colin Thubron
LSE Literary Festival - Animating a Myth for our times: The Lawsuit of the Animals against Humanity 13.02.2010 1:21:23
Contributor(s): Zeina Frangie-Eyres, Professor Simon Glendinning, Professor Marina Warner, Dr Mark Wright
LSE Literary Festival - Theatre of Action? 13.02.2010 48:05
Contributor(s): Matt Charman, John Caird
LSE Literary Festival - So Much for That: on illness, death and money 13.02.2010 1:24:37
Contributor(s): Lionel Shriver
LSE Literary Festival - Sociology as Literature 13.02.2010 1:20:18
Contributor(s): Richard Sennett
LSE Literary Festival - The Arts of Illness 13.02.2010 1:30:19
Contributor(s): Dr Jane Darcy, Brian Dillon, Sally O'Reilly
LSE Literary Festival - Reading London 13.02.2010 1:21:50
Contributor(s): Will Alsop, Professor Rosemary Ashton, Leo Hollis, Hans Ulrich Obrist
LSE Literary Festival - Literature and the Sciences: Where do they meet? 13.02.2010 1:27:32
Contributor(s): Michael Blackburn, Mario Petrucci, Richard Tyrone-Jones
LSE Literary Festival - Jekyll & Hyde: Law, Science, Psychology 13.02.2010 1:21:10
Contributor(s): Professor Mary Evans, Professor Nicola Lacey, Robert Mighall, Professor Juliet Mitchell
LSE Literary Festival - War Stories: How to bring the battle to the book? 13.02.2010 1:23:19
Contributor(s): Stephen Grey, Andrew Mueller, Ros Wynne-Jones
LSE Literary Festival - How to write a novel- an introduction for beginners with Justine Mann 13.02.2010 52:54
Contributor(s): Justine Mann
Authority, Enjoyment and the Spirits of Capitalism 12.02.2010 1:31:39
Contributor(s): Yannis Stavrakakis
LSE Literary Festival - Literature and the Academic: Literature as a resource for other disciplines 12.02.2010 1:28:18
Contributor(s): Richard Bronk, Professor Margot Finn, Dr Neil Vickers
LSE Literary Festival - The Fiction of Development? 12.02.2010 1:24:22
Contributor(s): Giles Foden, Professor David Lewis, Jack Mpanje, Sunny Singh
LSE Literary Festival - At the margins - are hard times good times for literature? 12.02.2010 1:02:40
Contributor(s): Andrew Franklin, John Lanchester, Adrian Wooldridge
LSE Literary Festival - Dance, Text, and Translation: Creating a Dialogue 12.02.2010 1:27:12
Contributor(s): Professor Helen Thomas, Jasmin Vardimon
2010: Marking a New Beginning - Bosnia & Herzegovina and South East Europe 11.02.2010 1:04:12
Contributor(s): Dr Zlatko Lagumdzija
LSE Literary Festival - How Would a Robot Read a Novel? 11.02.2010 1:26:24
Contributor(s): Dr Kavita Abraham, Dr Jon Adams, Dr Robert Hudson
LSE Literary Festival -The Future of Teen Fiction 11.02.2010 1:08:38
Contributor(s): Rebecca Clee, Patrick Ness, Alex Scarrow, Mark Walden
Uncertainty and Ambiguity in American Fiscal and Monetary Policies 10.02.2010 1:12:51
Contributor(s): Professor Thomas J Sargent
A Broken Middle East: a wasted decade of war on terror 10.02.2010 1:28:04
Contributor(s): Professor Fawaz A Gerges
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