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Historically, one of the main reasons for the establishment of the Department of Methodology was the identification by the Economic and Social Research Council of a 'methods gap' in the training of ...
Michael Blackwell, formerly Associate Professor of Tax Law, has been appointed Judge of the First-tier Tribunal (Tax Chamber), with effect from 2 April 2024. Michael’s departure from LSE is a huge ...
It is the great work our community does that maintains the School’s reputation and makes it the exciting and intellectually challenging place it is. - LSE President and Vice Chancellor, Professor ...
Despite increasing awareness, stigma surrounding dementia remains widespread, with significant consequences for individuals living with the condition and their carers, according to the 2024 World ...
This year seems to be the year where the world turns towards Latin America and the Caribbean. The region’s challenges and opportunities are becoming a more important concern – not only for the West, ...
We are delighted to announce the third issue of the LSE Law School’s Legal Studies Working Paper Series for 2024.
In this lecture, Lawrence Lessig was joined by LSE President and Vice Chancellor Larry Kramer to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on the 2024 American election, and the implications that ...
Congratulations to the LSE Law School team at the 31st Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot! The moot is an annual competition designed to foster the study of international ...
Our LSE Discovery Session will enable prospective undergraduate students to find out more about study options at LSE, student life and the application process. The session will involve a short ...
First host, Professor Gerry Simpson, discusses important legal topics with guests exploring diverse perspectives and shedding light on the multifaceted world of law. Make sure to stay tuned on our ...
Dr Margot Salomon‘s interview for the new Opinio Juris podcast series, Fresh Squeezed, is just out. In a series that seeks to ‘push the boundaries of international law’, Margot addresses entanglements ...
Like Switzerland, Singapore is a country ranked among the least corrupt in the world that is simultaneously accused of facilitating cross-border crime and tax evasion on an industrial scale. The 2022 ...
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