LSE: Public lectures and events 

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Title	Date published
The economic costs of British planning: unaffordable housing and lost employment and productivity	2023-12-05
Rights, virtues and humanity: re-thinking the ethics of human rights	2023-12-04
How can we tackle loneliness?	2023-12-02
The oceans, the blue economy and implications for climate change	2023-11-29
Greek foreign policy: future challenges and opportunities	2023-11-27
The legacy of Richard Titmuss: social welfare fifty years on	2023-11-27
How economics changes the world	2023-11-23
Why the racial wealth divide matters	2023-11-22
Dementia and decision-making	2023-11-21
Making good law in a time of polycrisis	2023-11-20
Trends and determinants of global child malnutrition: what can we learn from history?	2023-11-16
The elusive plantation: imagining development in Mozambique	2023-11-15
Art, rights and resistance for the 21st century	2023-11-14
Good jobs, bad jobs in the UK labour market	2023-11-09
AI disruption in the job market: navigating future skills and relevance	2023-11-08
How can you get happier?	2023-11-07
The women who made modern economics	2023-11-06
Underground empire: how America weaponised the world economy	2023-11-02
How did Britain come to this? The accidental logics of Britain's neoliberal settlement	2023-11-01
Towards a world of good relationships	2023-10-31

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