These #LSEGE24 events kick off on Tuesday with a LSE Government talk by Tom Baldwin & Marc Stears. Join us for this free public event.

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We'll see you there, Paul!

Taking place today!

You're invited to the Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation seminar!

💡Regulating Transitions in Government
🗓️Thursday 23 May
🕰️4.00pm-5.45pm
🏢Marshall Building, 2.04

If you are interested in attending please fill out the form rb.gy/udu9i7

We are thrilled to welcome Branko Milanovic for the launch of his fascinating new book 'Visions of Inequality'.

Milanovic presents the story of how inequality has been thought about over a history spanning the last two centuries.

📅 Thurs 30 May

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🇫🇮 Finland is one of the most progressive countries in the world, yet the battle for LGBTI equality in the country is far from over.

In our latest blog post, Saaga Leppänen outlines what needs to change.

#LSEInequalitiesBlog
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Lineup for the LSE Government Contentious Politics Summer Conference has been finalised! If you're keen to join us on 30 May in London or via Zoom to hear these exciting papers, sign up here: forms.office.com/e/0CFPCUrv8H

💥New! 'This outcome suggests that at the forthcoming general election there will be a fall in the two major parties’ overall vote share.' Tony Travers on the meaning of the local elections results. blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…

It’s official 🎟 The ticket line for #LSEFestival 2024: Power and Politics is now open!

Book your free tickets to hear from world-leading experts from 10-15 June 👇

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Register now to attend our author event with Professor Catherine Boone from LSE Government, to launch her new book, Inequality and Political Cleavage in Africa.
6pm - Thursday 16th May Cambridge University Press - Politics eventbrite.co.uk/e/inequality-a…

LSE's Research Director for the Cohesive Capitalism Programme Daniel Chandler is marking the paperback publication of his book 'Free and Equal' at an event in Foyles Bookshop in conversation with Ha-Joon Chang.
Register here for a ticket 🎫 #econtwitter
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The Ballpark podcast Extra Innings: The Ballpark podcast Extra Innings: The Limits of Presidential Power with Professor Andrew Rudalevige (Andrew Rudalevige) of Bowdoin College and LSE Government wp.me/p3I2YF-dEz

Join LSE Government professor Catherine Boone for a launch of her new title 'Inequality and Political Cleavage in Africa' at the Cambridge University Press Bookshop on May 16th!

RSVP at the link below!

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' #Eurovision is inextricably tied to European #identity , and it offers hosts a chance to transform how they are seen on the rest of the continent and beyond.'

Felix Westeren examines the soft #power of the Eurovision song contest on the global stage. 🎤

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Congratulations to our MSc Regulation student, Regina Jessica Angeline, whose dissertation has been awarded the prestigious LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre Dissertation Fieldwork Grant! 👏🏽

It was a pleasure to host an LSE alumna like you, Sienna!

#alumni #partofLSE

Looking forward to hosting Maria Grasso (Maria Grasso) at the LSE Government Political Behaviour Seminar today. Maria will talk on 'Are new generations of women more left-wing than men?'. Join us at 4pm in CBG 4.17 or on Zoom.

We had a great time hosting EuroWEPS IX in sunny(!) London yesterday. Thanks to all participants for a great set of papers & PAPs, very constructive feedback & to LSE Government for funding the workshop. We'll be back in another European city in autumn.

🗓️Save the date!

Our Department of Government colleagues, Michael Lerner and Pavithra Suryanarayan will be speaking at this event.

Tickets are going fast for our 30th Anniversary Symposium this Friday! Join us for our panels on Archives, & contemporary gender politics; Care & reproductive justice; Humanitarianism, peace & security; and Identity, sexuality & rights.

Register below!

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