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    The Monthly Roundup: What Were You Reading in March 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

The Monthly Roundup: What Were You Reading in March 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

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Most Read Reviews of March 2016

Unfinished Business: Women Men Work […]

April 11th, 2016|Ankita Mukhopadhyay, Artemis Photiadou, Asia, Britain and Ireland, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Daniel Falkiner, Economics book reviews, Elisa Pannini, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, Harvard University Press, Helen Butlin, International Relations book reviews, Iván Farías Pelcastre, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Methodology and Research book reviews, Michael Warren, MIT Press, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Olivia Spyth, One World Publications, Oxford University Press, Paul Webb, Politics book reviews, The Monthly Roundup, USA and Canada, Wilfrid Laurier University Press|0 Comments|
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Monthly Roundup Special: LSE Lit Fest 2016 In Review

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Missed any of February 2016’s LSE Space for Thought Literary Festival? This year’s event, which ran between Monday 22nd […]

March 7th, 2016|Architecture and Urban Studies book reviews, Arts and Literature book reviews, Asia, Bloomsbury, Britain and Ireland, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Environment and Climate Change Studies book reviews, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Faber, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, History book reviews, Jonathan Cape, Karma Lochrie, Lee Evans, LSE Lit Fest 2016: 'Utopias', Maria Zhivitskaya, Michael Caines, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Olivia Spyth, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Politics book reviews, Sandra Jovchelovitch, Tom Kelsey, Zero Books|0 Comments|
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    The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in February 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in February 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

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Most Read Posts of February 2016

An Introduction to Antonio Gramsci: His Life, Thought and Legacy. […]

March 1st, 2016|Africa and the Middle East, Allen Lane, Asia, Bloomsbury, Britain and Ireland, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Denise Tse-Shang Tang, Devan Hawkins, Development Studies book reviews, Economics book reviews, Esther Adaire, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, Harvard University Press, History book reviews, International Relations book reviews, Jason Hickel, Jenny McArthur, Lee Evans, Methodology and Research book reviews, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, NIAS Press, Ninna Meier, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Polity, Sonia J. Wieser, Sophie Long, USA and Canada, Vlad Onaciu, Yale University Press, Zed Books|0 Comments|
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    Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in January 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in January 2016 on LSE Review of Books?

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Most Read Posts of January 2016

Critical Condition: Replacing Critical Thinking with Creativity. Patrick Finn. Wilfrid […]

February 1st, 2016|Africa and the Middle East, Alexandros Nafpliotis, Andrew McCracken, Arts and Literature book reviews, Ashgate, Asia, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Cornell University Press, Environment and Climate Change Studies book reviews, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, History book reviews, Jim Harper, Jodie Matthews, Latin America, Law and Human Rights book reviews, LSE Book, Luke Heslop, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Methodology and Research book reviews, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Nehaal Bajwa, Oxford University Press, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Pluto Press, Politics book reviews, Polity, Rishita Nandagiri, Sociology and Anthropology book reviews, Verso, Wilfrid Laurier University Press|0 Comments|
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    The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in December 2015?

The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in December 2015?

 
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Postcapitalism: A Guide to Our Future. Paul Mason. Allen Lane. 2015.

Paul […]

January 4th, 2016|Alice Evans, Allen Lane, Atlantic, Audrey Borowski, Bloomsbury, Britain and Ireland, Cambridge University Press, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Economics book reviews, Francesco di Bernardo, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, Helen Kara, Katherine Williams, Latin America, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Methodology and Research book reviews, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Policy Press, Politics book reviews, Polity, Simon Horton, Swati Dhingra, Tony Travers, USA and Canada, Zed Books|0 Comments|
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What Have You Been Reading in 2015 on LSE Review of Books?

As 2016 beckons, we look at the most popular reviews of 2015 on LSE Review of Books.
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December 22nd, 2015|Africa and the Middle East, Ashgate, Asia, Asma Ali Farah, Dimitrinka Atanasova, Duke University Press, Economics book reviews, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, Harvard University Press, History book reviews, IB Tauris, International Relations book reviews, Isabel López Ruiz, Jeff Roquen, Mahon Murphy, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Methodology and Research book reviews, Michael Warren, MIT Press, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Palgrave Macmillan, Penguin, Politics book reviews, Sage, Saqi Books, Sociology and Anthropology book reviews, Taras Fedirko, Taylor & Francis Press, USA and Canada, Vanessa Longden|0 Comments|
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    Recommended Festive Reads from LSE Review of Books! (Part Two)

Recommended Festive Reads from LSE Review of Books! (Part Two)

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Looking for inspiration for some book-related gifts this winter?

Throughout Autumn 2015, LSE Review of Books […]

December 22nd, 2015|Africa and the Middle East, Ali Dadgar, Alice Evans, Cambridge University Press, Canan Bolel, Development Studies book reviews, Elizabeth Folan O'Connor, Esther Adaire, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, International Relations book reviews, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Politics book reviews, Polity|0 Comments|
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    Recommended Festive Reads from LSE Review of Books! (Part One)

Recommended Festive Reads from LSE Review of Books! (Part One)

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Looking for inspiration for some book-related gifts this winter?

Throughout Autumn 2015, LSE Review of Books has featured […]

December 21st, 2015|Allen Lane, Arts and Literature book reviews, Asia, Chandni Singh, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Economics book reviews, Environment and Climate Change Studies book reviews, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Gender and Sexuality Studies book reviews, History book reviews, IB Tauris, Katherine Williams, LSE Book, MIT Press, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Sander Hölsgens, Simon Horton, Tim Chamberlain, University of Chicago Press, Wallflower Press|0 Comments|
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    The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in November 2015?

The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in November 2015?

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Most Read Book Reviews of November 2015

The ‘Postmodern Turn’ in the Social Sciences. Simon Susen. Palgrave Macmillan. […]

December 1st, 2015|Asia, Canan Bolel, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Contributions from LSE Staff and Students, Economics book reviews, Europe and Neighbourhoods, Florian Bon, History book reviews, Isabel López Ruiz, Leah Tether, LSE Book, Media and Cultural Studies book reviews, Mehmet Kerem Coban, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Paul Gilbert, Philosophy and Religion book reviews, Politics book reviews, Sarah Burton, Sociology and Anthropology book reviews|0 Comments|
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    The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in October 2015?

The Monthly Roundup: What Have You Been Reading in October 2015?

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Waging War: A New Philosophical Introduction. 2nd Edition. Ian Clark. Oxford University Press. 2015.

Ian […]

November 4th, 2015|Africa and the Middle East, Alexander Blanchard, Ali Dadgar, Asia, Australasia and Pacific, Britain and Ireland, Contributions from LSE Alumni, Europe and Neighbourhoods, European Cultural Foundation, Florian Bon, Ignas Kalpokas, João de Sousa Assis, Jonathan Vickery, Kathleen Chiappetta, Monthly Roundups: What Have You Been Reading?, Oxford University Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Polity, Steven Harkins, The Monthly Roundup, Tom Thatcher, University of Chicago Press, USA and Canada, Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Yale University Press|0 Comments|
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