Philosophical discipline for strengthening justice and solidarity through social innovation
In response to the COVID-19 crisis and rising injustices, LSE Alum, Vrinda Chopra proposes a lateral concept of social innovation through an approach based on ideas ...more
Why Pakistan needs a disability-inclusive transport for meaningful development?
MSc Social Policy & Development Alum, Maryam Naqvi argues that the Government of Pakistan should prioritise the mobility needs of disabled people and re-design the urban transport system ...more
Tips and hacks for getting a hang of assignments: AKA how to avoid being super overwhelmed by your Masters programme!
Student Ambassador, Nicole Amondi Oloo provides some helpful tips and hacks to manage your time and workload whilst studying at LSE. Hey offer holders, congratulations on getting ...more
Redefining power and influence in the post Covid-19 world
Incoming International Development PhD candidate, Ritika Arora argues that the metrics which measure how a country responds to threats of various kinds, should hold greater value in evaluating a country’s position of power, ...more
How can technology and behaviour change interventions improve the health of people with disabilities?
The International Development Consultancy Project gives students the opportunity to work with organisations on real-world contemporary development issues. MSc Health and International Development Student, Nathan Willis ...more
Zooming In With: Professor in Practice Duncan Green | Critical junctures and Covid-19
In this episode, tables turn and Professor Jean-Paul Faguet Zooms In with Professor in Practice, Duncan Green, to find out what he has been up ...more
What’s next in Sudan’s fight against female genital mutilation?
Programme associate at The United Nations Population Fund Sudan and LSE alum, Giulia di Porcia e Brugnera tells us about the progress being made in ...more
Will Patents stop Covid drugs from saving lives?
Professor Kenneth Shadlen questions whether patents and the global race to develop vaccines and treatments for Covid-19 will hinder access to the products it generates. The ...more
‘Environmental’ catastrophes: an overview of the power relations behind the Mariana Dam Disaster in Brazil
On November 2015, the Mariana Dam burst and released up to 63 million cubic meters of toxic mud into the environment, causing irreversible damages in ...more
Zooming In With: Professor Naila Kabeer | Social protection and Covid-19
Professor in Practice, Duncan Green, Zooms In with department scholars to find out what they’re up to in lockdown and how their research relates to the Covid-19 pandemic. The ...more
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