2017 - Public lectures and events (from LSE)

source: London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

1 1:29:38 Cash: the future of money in the Bitcoin age
2 1:24:59 The Myth of Millionaire Tax Flight: how place still matters for the rich
3 1:22:10 The Human Cost of Conflict: the search for dignity and rights of Palestine refugees
4 1:30:30 Tim Roughgarden | Game Theory Through the Computational Lens
5 1:40:08 Minouche Shafik | Beveridge 2.0 - Rethinking the Welfare State for the 21st Century
6 1:29:16 The Great Leveler: violence and the history of inequality
7 1:40:21 Eric Ries | How Entrepreneurial Management Transforms Culture and Drives Growth
8 1:22:29 How Many People Can Earth Support in Comfort?
9 1:27:27 Partners or Adversaries? Managing US-China Relations in the Era of Trump
10 1:25:41 Professor Riccardo Crescenzi & Martin Sandbu | The Multinational World
11 56:06 The Environment And The Economy: fostering clean growth in the 21st century
12 1:36:37 Militarisation and the "War on Crime"
13 1:38:31 Installation Theory: the societal construction and regulation of behaviour (slides)
14 1:22:40 Prof. David Harvey | Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason (With Slides)
15 1:26:55 Robert Peston | WTF: what the f--- happened and what happens next?
16 1:19:16 Dr Muhammad Yunus | A World Of Three Zeroes
17 1:30:33 Investing in Equality: the role of capital and justice in addressing inequality
18 1:31:04 The Social Life of DNA: racial reconciliation and institutional morality
19 1:08:57 Assessing Global Financial Stability
20 1:38:31 Installation Theory: the societal construction and regulation of behaviour
21 1:27:28 David Madden, Anna Minton, Alex Vasudevan | What Is Housing For?
22 1:05:43 Outside Insight: navigating a world drowning in data
23 1:25:49 Prof. Jean Tirole | Economics for the Common Good
24 1:29:10 Prof. Richard Florida | The New Urban Crisis
25 1:10:12 The Role of the Attorney General: in conversation with Shami Chakrabarti
26 1:26:43 Bev Skeggs | You Are Being Tracked, Evaluated and Sold
27 1:55:51 Jeffrey D. Sachs | Man and Machine
28 1:28:38 Jeffrey D. Sachs | A Proposal For Climate Justice 
29 1:16:51 Guy Verhofstadt | The Future Of Europe Post Brexit
30 1:27:11 Kristalina Georgieva | Financing Development
31 1:22:40 Prof. David Harvey | Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason
32 1:01:31 Axel A. Weber | The Interplay Of Market and Politics 
33 1:18:38 Richard Rogers | A Place For All People
34 1:35:33 Sadiq Khan | Good Growth by Design – A Vision for London 
35 1:29:08 Professor Branko Milanovic | The Evolution of Global Inequalities
36 1:23:20 Working the Phones: investigating control and resistance in the modern workplace
37 1:27:53 Prof. Christine Chinkin, Prof. Mary Kaldor | International Law and New Wars 
38 1:27:22 Women, Peace and Security in the Global Arena
39 1:25:16 Professor Alvin Roth | Marketplaces and Market Design
40 1:31:48 Jee Kim, Amartya Sen, Katy Wright | Inequalities: changing the terms of the debate
41 1:22:34 Lord Stern, Amartya Sen | Economic development in Palanpur over seven decades 
42 1:28:30 Dr Jana Uher | How We Judge Others' Personality: gender, ethnicity and questionnaires
43 1:27:16 Stephen D. King | The End of Globalisation, the Return of History
44 1:24:10 Kyriakos Mitsotakis | Defeating populism
45 1:34:59 Julia Gillard | Education for All: meeting the challenges of the 21st century
46 1:30:11 Professor Danny Dorling | The Equality Effect: improving life for everyone
47 1:42:49 Grammar Schools: schools that work for everyone?
48 1:28:29 Prof. Alison Gopnik | Why Children Learn Better: the evolution of learning
49 1:30:03 The Evolution of Ennahdha in Tunisia: In Conversation with Sheikh Rached Ghannouchi
50 1:25:22 Professor Susan Buck-Morss | Global Civil War: solidarity by proxy
51 1:17:29 Dr Jean-Yves Duclos | The Facts Matter: from policy to politics
52 1:27:58 Tiffany Dufu | Drop the Ball: how women can achieve more by doing less
53 1:34:15 Professor Marianne Bertrand | Breaking the Glass Ceiling
54 1:27:05 Professor Christian Hilber | Britain's Housing Crisis: causes and cures
55 1:21:14 Alexander Betts, Paul Collier | Refuge: transforming a broken refugee system
56 1:32:54 Professor Charles Spence | Gastrophysics – The New Science of Eating
57 1:19:17 Olivier Blanchard | The State of Advanced Economies
58 1:26:21 Andrew G Haldane | The Productivity Puzzle
59 1:30:04 Leonard Smith | Coping with Deep Uncertainty
60 1:29:16 Media, War and Peacebuilding | Clemencia Rodríguez
61 1:27:40 Michele Lamont | Getting Respect
62 1:29:57 Nona Buckley-Irvine, Georgia Gould, John Hills, Omar Khan | Stagnation Generation
63 1:25:49 June Barrow-Green | Mathematicians at War
64 1:05:51 Daniel Paravisini | Culture, Discrimination, and Economic Exchange
65 2:00:03 Women Leaders on the Global Stage: lessons for Africa
66 1:28:24 Promoting Mental Health: the economic case
67 1:26:05 Representing Poverty and Inequality: The legacy of Charles Booth
68 1:23:18 Elif Shafak | Where are the Women in Today's Islamic World?
69 1:25:06 Women in Work: An unfinished revolution?
70 1:29:57 Nona Buckley-Irvine, Georgia Gould, John Hills, Omar Khan | Stagnation Generation
71 1:49:52 Professor Jeffrey D Sachs | Lecture 3. Cultivating the Virtues of Globalization
72 1:54:51 Professor Jeffrey D Sachs | Lecture 2. The Hard Problem of Inter-Group Morality
73 1:54:22 Prof. Jeffrey D Sachs | Economics and the Cultivation of Virtue | Lecture 2 (slides)
74 1:49:25 Prof. Jeffrey D Sachs | Economics and the Cultivation of Virtue | Lecture 3 (slides)
75 1:36:40 Drug Policies Beyond the War on Drugs? (Video)
76 1:39:45 Prof. Jeffrey D Sachs | Economics and the Cultivation of Virtue | Lecture 1 (slides)
77 1:36:36 Drug Policies Beyond the War on Drugs? (Slides+Audio)
78 1:13:28 Politics after Brexit and Trump: Rick Pildes in conversation with Mervyn King
79 1:10:41 Ann Pettifor | The Production of Money: how to break the power of bankers
80 34:06 Paolo Gentiloni | The Future of Europe
81 1:29:12 John Milbank | The End of Religious Freedom and the Return of Religious Influence
82 1:38:14 Antje du Bois-Pedain, Richard Scorer, Phil Scraton | "Stale" Crimes
83 1:32:50 The Quito Papers: towards the open city
84 1:20:45 Tharman Shanmugaratnam | Inclusive Prosperity: making it possible
85 1:25:59 Professor Kenneth Benoit | The Brexit Debate through Social Media (Slides+Audio)
86 1:26:16 Professor Kenneth Benoit | The Brexit Debate through Social Media
87 1:24:54 Competition and the Regulation of the Legal Services Market
88 1:36:37 Local Economic Growth: do we know (or care) what works?
89 1:31:15 The Purposeful Company: a healthy prescription for UK plc?
90 1:25:21 Mark Carney | Policy Issues Affecting the Bank of England (Slides+Video)
91 1:25:20 Mark Carney | Policy Issues Affecting the Bank of England
92 1:24:52 Asma Jilani Jahangir & Amartya Sen | Religious Intolerance and its Impact on Democracy
93 1:29:03 Professor Hartmut Rosa | Do We Really Live in an Acceleration Society?
94 1:26:36 Dr Valeria Cetorelli | Documenting Genocide

London School of Economics and Political Science (videos of July 2017)

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1:35:33 LSE Events | Sadiq Khan | Good Growth by Design – A Vision for London Speaker(s): Sadiq Khan, Professor Ricky Burdett, Professor Sadie Morgan, Jackie Sadek
Chair: Professor Tony Travers
Recorded on 10 July 2017 at Peacock Theatre, Portugal Street
Sadiq Khan, the Ma...
3:47 LSE Student video diary: Zack looks back on his year at LSE Zack reflects on the benefits of studying on a study abroad programme for a full academic year.
5:51 LSE IGA | The Launch of the Global Policy Lab (G-POL) For other videos in this series please see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lbha8gMG4Id10wB0l4Wvg
LSE IGA marked the launch of its Global Policy Lab (G-POL) on May 16, 2017. Participants includ...
5:01 LSE Dept of International History | Independent India: Myths of Freedom and Development Learn what this undergraduate course is about, how it is structured and how students can benefit from taking it in order to better understand the world we live in today.
6:18 LSE Dept of International History | The Cold War in Latin America Learn what this postgraduate course is about, how it is structured and how students can benefit from taking it in order to better understand the world we live in today.
2:02 LSE Dept of International History | Dual MA/MSc in International and World History Introduction to the Columbia University and the London School of Economics Dual MA/MSc in International and World History
1:29:08 LSE Events | Professor Branko Milanovic | The Evolution of Global Inequalities The Evolution of Global Inequalities: the impact on politics and the economy
Speaker(s): Professor Branko Milanovic
Chair: Professor Mike Savage
Recorded on 5 July 2017 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, N...
3:27 LSE’s Graduating Class of 2017 A few of LSE’s 2017 graduates share their stories, reflecting on how they’ve changed over the last three years and looking ahead to the future.
1:56 Global Master's in Management – Your Career Our faculty and students explore the career development and graduate opportunities provided by the Global Master's in Management programme.
3:13 LSE Advancement | Realising Potential – changing the lives of talented young people Demonstrating the impact that philanthropic scholarships from alumni and friends have on brilliant young students at LSE.
For further information please see: Supporting LSE - http://www.lse.ac.uk...
30:25 LSE IQ Episode 4 | What can Brexit tell us about the white working class? To subscribe on iTunes please visit - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lse-iq-podcast/id1223... or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app.
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3:51 LSE's IGA Director, Professor Erik Berglof, on the launch of the Global Policy Lab For other videos in this series please see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lbha8gMG4Id10wB0l4Wvg
In this interview, Director of LSE's Institute of Global Affairs, Professor Erik Berglof, expla...
6:51 LSE Middle East Centre | Yemen’s Urban–Rural Divide and the Ultra-Localisation of the Civil War In 2015, civil war broke out in Yemen, swiftly followed by military intervention by a Saudi-led coalition intended to restore to power the deposed but legitimate government. Yemen was already the p...

London School of Economics and Political Science (videos of June 2017)

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6:15 LSE Research | Is news reporting fair and objective? Journalists usually try to be observers, but recently something has changed. We now increasingly see journalists living the story rather than just telling it. In this film LSE’s Professor Charlie B...
1:23:20 LSE Events | Working the Phones: investigating control and resistance in the modern workplace Speaker(s): Jamie Woodcock, Dr Alpa Shah
Chair: Professor Bev Skeggs
Recorded on 21 June 2017 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
Jamie Woodcock goes undercover in a call centre to re...
0:47 #LSENewsroom | Tony Travers | Brexit negotiations On the first anniversary of the Brexit vote, Theresa May will struggle to gain the upper hand in the EU negotiations as her own authority is weakened, says Professor Tony Travers.
1:27:53 LSE Events | Prof. Christine Chinkin, Prof. Mary Kaldor | International Law and New Wars Speaker(s): Professor Christine Chinkin, Professor Mary Kaldor, Dr Javier Solana
Chair: Professor Toby Dodge
Recorded on 21 June 2017 at Old Theatre, Old Building
By failing to address 'new wars...
1:27:22 LSE Events | Women, Peace and Security in the Global Arena Speaker(s): Nana Bemma Nti, Christine Chinkin, Jeni Klugman, Jacqui True, Torunn L Tryggestad
Chair: Dr Paul Kirby
Recorded on 5 June 2017 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
How are ...
1:25:16 LSE Events | Professor Alvin Roth | Marketplaces and Market Design For Slides+Audio please see - http://www.lse.ac.uk/website-archive/newsAndMedia/videoAn...
Speaker(s): Professor Alvin Roth
Chair: Professo...
1:31:48 LSE Events | Jee Kim, Amartya Sen, Katy Wright | Inequalities: changing the terms of the debate Speaker(s): Jee Kim, Professor Amartya Sen, Katy Wright
Chair: Professor Beverley Skeggs
Recorded on 14 June 2017 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
Inequalities is a common, if ofte...
1:22:34 LSE Events | Lord Stern, Amartya Sen | Economic development in Palanpur over seven decades A Village, a Country and the Discipline: economic development in Palanpur over seven decades
Speaker(s): Professor Lord Stern, Professor Amartya Sen
Hosted by the International Inequalities Instit...
1:28:30 LSE Events | Dr Jana Uher | How We Judge Others' Personality: gender, ethnicity and questionnaires Speaker(s): Dr Jana Uher
Chair: Professor Julia Black
Hosted by the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science
Recorded on 8 June 2017 at Old Theatre, Old Building
People often feel the...
1:27:16 LSE Events | Stephen D. King | The End of Globalisation, the Return of History Recorded Monday 12 June 2017
Speaker: Stephen D. King
Chair: Nick Oulton
Hosted by the Department of Economics and Centre for Macroeconomics
Globalisation, long considered the best route to econo...
1:36 #LSENewsroom | Kevin Featherstone | Lessons from the UK election What lessons can we learn from the 2017 election in the wake of Theresa May's disastrous campaign, leaving the country with a hung parliament? Professor Kevin Featherstone says the country is deepl...
1:21 #LSENewsroom | Huseyin Naci | Major flaws in drug approvals A study by LSE Health policy researcher Dr Huseyn Naci reveals the extent to which new drugs are being fast tracked for approval in the US without any strong evidence of their benefits.
More detail...
28:23 LSEIQ Episode 3 | Is social media good for society? To subscribe on iTunes please visit - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lse-iq-podcast/id1223... or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app.
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 3:50 LSE Research | Jeremy Corbyn and the Press Academics from LSE's Department of Media and Communications analysed the mainstream media representations of the first few months of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the Labour party. This research fo...
 4:35 LSE Student video diary | Alex’s exam experience Recorded over several weeks of exams, Alex tells us about the highs and lows of exam season at LSE.
Contributor: Alex Selway
 4:00 LSE Student video diary | Yea Won’s exam experience: managing your stress Yea Won gives her tips for dealing with the inevitable stress of exams in a healthy, productive way.
Contributor: Yea Won Youn
 1:24 LSE Student video diary | Alex looks back over his first year at LSE After his last exam, Alex summarises his first-year experience.
Contributor: Alex Selway
 1:20:30 LSE MILS 4: Venture philanthropy in action - Sir Paul Marshall and Professor Sir Julian Le Grand 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 4
Venture philanthropy in action
Speakers: Sir Paul Marshall and Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
Recorded: 17 January 2017
In the fourth Marsh...
 1:34:13 LSE MILS 6: Investing for innovation - Nick O'Donohoe and Caroline Mason 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 6
Investing for innovation
Speakers: Nick O'Donohoe, Caroline Mason
Chair: Stephan Chambers
Recorded: 31 January 2017
The sixth Marshall Ins...
 1:31:18 LSE MILS 1: Changing the face of philanthropy, social entrepreneurship and private action 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 1
Changing the face of philanthropy, social entrepreneurship and private action for the public good
Speakers: Stephan Chambers and Professor ...
 1:25:22 LSE MILS 3: If not for profit, for what? - Professor Sir Julian Le Grand and Professor Nava Ashraf 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 3
If not for profit, for what?
Speakers: Professor Sir Julian Le Grand and Professor Nava Ashraf
Recorded: 22 November 2016
In the third Mar...
 1:31:50 LSE MILS 2: Effective altruism: 'Doing Good Better' - William MacAskill and Stephan Chambers 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 2
Effective altruism: 'Doing Good Better'
Speakers: William MacAskill and Stephan Chambers
Recorded: 15 November 2016
In the second Marshall...
 1:29:09 LSE MILS 5: The politics of private action for public benefit 2016/17 LSE Marshall Institute Lecture Series | Lecture 5
The politics of private action for public benefit
Speakers: Jasmine Whitbread, Sir Stuart Etherington
Chair: Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett
Reco...

London School of Economics and Political Science (videos of May 2017)

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11:38 Statistics: an introduction to the discipline Featuring academics from the LSE Department of Statistics, ‘Statistics: an introduction to the discipline’ is a short film about the study of statistics, particularly at the LSE. The film looks at ...
1:24:10 LSE Events | Kyriakos Mitsotakis | Defeating populism Event Title: Defeating populism, defending the truth and unleashing the potential of the Greek economy
Hosted by the LSE Hellenic Observatory
Speaker(s): Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Chair: Professor Kev...
1:34:59 LSE Events | Julia Gillard | Education for All: meeting the challenges of the 21st century Hosted by the LSE Department of Management
Speaker: Julia Gillard
Discussant: Professor Pauline Rose
Chair: Professor Saul Estrin
Recorded on 22 May 2017 at Old Theatre, Old Building
Julia Gilla...
1:30:11 LSE Events | Professor Danny Dorling | The Equality Effect: improving life for everyone Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Speaker(s): Professor Danny Dorling
Chair: Dr Neil Lee
Recorded on 18 May 2017 at The Venue, Saw Swee Hock Student Centre
In more equal ...
3:46 LSE Summer School Student Orientation This short film outlines the key information for registration, study, attendance/assessment and the social programme.
For further information please see: http://www.lse.ac.uk/study/summerSchools/su...
1:42:49 LSE Events | Grammar Schools: schools that work for everyone? Speaker(s): Dr Mary Bousted, Peter Hitchens, Melissa Benn, Mark Morrin, Harriet Sergeant
Chair: Ed Dorrell
Recorded on 17 May 2017 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
In response to t...
1:28:29 LSE Events | Prof. Alison Gopnik | Why Children Learn Better: the evolution of learning For Slides+Audio please see: http://www.lse.ac.uk/website-archive/newsAndMedia/videoAn...
Hosted by the LSE Department of Psychological and ...
0:51 #LSENewsroom | Yu Jie (Cherry) | China at the crossroads Forty years after China’s momentous economic reforms under Deng Xiaoping, Yu Jie (Cherry) from LSE IDEAS says the world’s most populous country has reached a crossroads. For more details see https:...
1:29:45 LSE III | Professor Joan C. Williams | Why Did Trump Win? Overcoming Class Cluelessness in America Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Recorded on 10 May 2017 at Wolfson Theatre, LSE Campus
Speaker: Professor Joan C. Williams
Chair: Dr Michael McQuarrie
This public lecture...
1:31:47 LSE III | Professor Guy Standing | Basic Income: And How We Can Make It Happen Speaker: Professor Guy Standing (SOAS)
Discussants: Professor the Lord Meghnad DESAI (Emeritus
Professor of Economics LSE), Dr Malcolm Torry (Director of the Citizen’s Income Trust and Visiting Se...
4:01 LSE Department of Management: Celebrating 10 Years LSE Department of Management 10-year anniversary video highlighting our history, achievements and our future.
For further information please see: http://www.lse.ac.uk/management/
1:21:51 LSE Alumni Event | Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou on Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy Serial entrepreneur and LSE alumnus Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou (BSc Econ Industry & Trade 1987) returned to the School to discuss the changing nature of entrepreneurship, building a pan-European bran...
1:13 #LSENewsroom | Marta Lorimer | Why France chose Macron LSE PhD candidate Marta Lorimer says the election of Emmanuel Macron – a virtual newcomer in French politics – reflects voters’ disenchantment with traditional politics in favour of a fresh new app...
9:24 LSE Research | Professor Fawaz A. Gerges | ISIS – a History ISIS: A History (Princeton, 2016 http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10673.html ) examines the influences of dictatorship, poverty, sectarianism and foreign intervention in the Middle East on the ris...
57:32 LSE III | CBCL Session 3: Housing, Health, Personal Circumstances, Criminality – Then and Now Charles Booth Centenary Lectures Session 3
Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 3 November 2016
Speakers: Dr Suzi Hall (LSE Cities), Professor Anne Power (LSE Social Pol...
1:39:26 LSE III | Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report 2016 Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 23rd November 2016
Speaker: Anthony Shorrocks (Global Economic Perspectives; World Institute of Development Economics Research)
Dis...
51:21 LSE III | CBCL Session 4: The Chain: How Inequality Works Charles Booth Centenary Lectures Session 4
Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 3 November 2016
Speakers: Professor John Hills (LSE International Inequalities Institute...
1:04:39 LSE III | CBCL Session 2: Economy, Work, Pay, Class – Then and Now Charles Booth Centenary Lectures Session 2
Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 3 November 2016
Speakers: Professor Fran Tonkiss (LSE Sociology Department), Stephen Mach...
1:28:22 LSE III | The Piketty Opportunity Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 26th January 2017
Speakers: Patricia Hudson (Emeritus Professor Cardiff University), Avner Offer (Chichele Professor of Economic His...
49:39 LSE III | CBCL Session 1: Welcome and Introduction: Charles Booth and the Social Sciences Charles Booth Centenary Lectures Session 1
Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE
Date: 3 November 2016
Speaker: Professor Mary Morgan (LSE Economic History Department)
Chair: ...
26:37 LSEIQ Episode 2 | What's the future of work? To subscribe on iTunes please visit - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lse-iq-podcast/id1223... or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app.
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2:29 #LSENewsroom | Claire Gordon | Brexit and higher education Dr Claire Gordon, who has given evidence to Parliament on the impact of Brexit on the UK’s higher education sector, discusses the pros and cons of the Education Committee Report handed down in Apri...