Upcoming Events (26)
Debating nuclear weapons and democratic resilience
An LSE public lecture examining the evolving role of nuclear weapons in global security and the challenges to democratic resilience in the 21st century, featuring scholars and policy experts.
Is the US still a democracy? Trump-era authoritarian populism
A charged LSE lecture examining whether the US remains a democracy amid Trump-era authoritarian populism, exploring threats to liberal institutions and the current state of American politics.
Fixed: why personal finance is broken, and how to make it work for everyone
A timely lecture at LSE examining why personal finance is broken and practical strategies to make it work for everyone.
How do we fix climate change?
An expert-led discussion at the London School of Economics on practical strategies to address climate change.
World Children's Day: Digital Futures and Children's Rights
LSE hosts a World Children's Day lecture on digital futures and how online environments affect children's rights.
Gender and the law: how law matters to gender or how gender matters to law?
An LSE lecture exploring how gender influences law and how law shapes gender, hosted at the London School of Economics.
How do we fix climate change?
Public lecture at LSE exploring how to address climate change, combining science and policy perspectives.
Lines drawn by empire: displacement, belonging, and borders
Public lecture at LSE exploring how empire-displacement shapes belonging and borders in postcolonial contexts.
Trump Doctrine: US foreign policy since Trump's return
An LSE lecture examining whether a Trump doctrine has emerged in US foreign and security policy since his return.
Is the US still a democracy? Authoritarian populism in the Trump era
Cancelled lecture at LSE examining whether the US remains a democracy amid authoritarian populism in the Trump era.
The hypocrisy trap: how changing what we criticise can improve our lives
An insightful LSE lecture exploring how changing what we criticize can boost personal growth and clarity.
Faith-shaped peace: 1930s vs 2030s
An LSE lecture examining whether faith-shaped peace was powerful in the 1930s and what that might mean for the 2030s.
Gender and the Law: Law and Gender
An LSE lecture examining how law shapes gender and how gender informs law, with implications for policy and legal theory.
Is a faith shaped peace only powerful for the 1930s, not 2030s?
LSE hosts a public lecture examining whether faith-shaped peace remains powerful in the 2030s as it did in the 1930s.
Britain in a changing world
A public lecture at the London School of Economics examining Britain's role in a changing global landscape.
Nuclear weapons in the 21st century and democratic resilience
A lecture at LSE examining the role of nuclear weapons in the 21st century and the challenge to democratic resilience.
Is the US still a democracy? Authoritarian populism in the Trump era
Cancelled lecture at LSE examining whether the US remains a democracy amid authoritarian populism in the Trump era.
Is there a Trump Doctrine? US foreign policy since Trump's return
LSE hosts a lecture analyzing whether a Trump Doctrine exists and how US foreign and security policy has evolved since Trump's return to the White House.
Lines drawn by empire: displacement, belonging, and borders
LSE hosts a lecture examining how empire shaped displacement, belonging, and borders in a global historical perspective.
The Hypocrisy Trap: Reframing What We Criticise
A thought-provoking LSE lecture exploring how changing what we criticise can boost personal growth and clearer thinking.
Debating nuclear weapons and democratic resilience
A scholarly LSE lecture exploring the role of nuclear weapons in the 21st century and the challenge to democratic resilience.
AI, technology and society: shaping the future together
An LSE public lecture exploring how AI and technology shape society and the future.
Fixed: why personal finance is broken, and how to make it work for everyone
LSE hosts a lecture questioning traditional personal-finance wisdom and offering practical, inclusive ways to improve money management for everyone.
World Children's Day: Digital Futures for Children
An LSE lecture on World Children’s Day exploring how digital environments affect children's rights and what policies protect them.
AI, technology and society: shaping the future together
A lecture at the London School of Economics on AI, technology and society, exploring how advances reshape the future and policy.
Britain in a changing world
LSE hosts a lecture on Britain's role in a changing world, exploring global political dynamics.