LSE: Public lectures and events 

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Title	Date published
Why Does Racial Inequality Persist?	2022-05-31
The UK During the 70 Year Reign of Elizabeth II	2022-05-30
Architecture: the infrastructure of society	2022-05-26
Beastly Tales from the Himalaya: an anthropology for the Anthropocene	2022-05-26
Power, Privilege, Parties: the shaping of modern Britain	2022-05-26
Criminalizing the Buying of Sex? Experiences from the Nordic Countries	2022-05-24
Artificial Intelligence and Democracy	2022-05-23
The Egalitarian Ideal	2022-05-19
Today's Fight for Open Society	2022-05-19
Justice Across Ages	2022-05-18
Climate Change Diplomacy: a most dangerous game	2022-05-17
Can't We Just Print More Money?	2022-05-16
Connect the Dots: the art and science of creating good luck	2022-05-12
Cannibal Capitalism	2022-05-11
Hidden Games: how game theory explains irrational behaviour	2022-05-11
The Design of Social Messaging	2022-05-10
Tranquillity	2022-05-10
Inclusion of Global Talent	2022-05-04
Lessons from Afghanistan	2022-05-04
Evacuating Women Judges in Afghanistan: a tale of international feminist solidarity	2022-05-03

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