LSE History and philosophy students highest paid five years after graduation Read the Daily Telegraphy article, 15 August, on the latest Longitudinal Education Outcomes dataset from the Department for Education
Dr Joanna Lewis writes for the Africa at LSE Blog She analyses how scholarship of the Great War is increasingly encompassing the global contribution of Somalis to the conflict.
Upper Tribunal dismisses Cabinet Office appeal in favour of Professor Nigel Ashton Professor Ashton has been in a long-running Freedom of Information battle with the Cabinet Office for the release of Downing Street files relating to Qaddafi.
Article: ‘A New Type of Revolution’: Socialist thought in India, 1940s–1960s (2018) Dr Taylor C. Sherman
Article: Why They Join: Pathways into Indonesian Jihadist Organizations (2018) Dr Kirsten E. Schulze (co-authored with Dr Julie Chernow Hwang)
Article: The Surabaya Bombings and the Evolution of the Jihadi Threat in Indonesia (2018) Dr Kirsten E. Schulze
Regulating Religious Rites: Did British Regulation of 'Noise Worship' Trigger the 1915 Riots in Ceylon? by Shamara Wettimuny