Wednesday 12 December 2012

LSE in print

E.U. may resist the radical but it needs drastic action
International Herald Tribune, 12/12/2012, p.18, Peter Eavis
Some analysts say the central bank should be unilaterally allowed to support stressed countries without attaching strings to the program. “All the countries that might use this have already done austerity,” said Paul De Grauwe, a professor of European political economy at the London School of Economics.
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/12/11/3-unorthodox-ways-to-solve-europes-
debt-crisis/
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We're different now: census shows a changing of the guard in Britain
The Guardian, 12/12/2012, p.1, Jonathan Freedland
Tony Travers of the London School of Economics marvelled at the figures, which among other things showed that more than a third of Londoners are born overseas. "It's a reminder of just how much we've changed," he said, like catching your reflection after 10 years without looking in a mirror. "You know you've aged in that time, but it's still a shock to see it."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/dec/11/census-2011-england
-wales
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A new view of Africa
The Guardian, 12/12/2012, p.42, Sue George
At the table: Charlie Beckett, Director of Polis, London School of Economics
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development-professionals-network/2012/dec/12/africa-development-investment-growth?INTCMP=SRCH|

Fixing a system that just isn't working
Evening Standard, 11/12/2012, p.42, Anthony Hilton
But Paul Woolley, a fund manager-turned-academic, together with Professor Dimitri Vayanos, a colleague at the London School of Economics has a different explanation. They say that to blame the dot-com boom and the Lehman bust is to focus on symptoms not causes. They say the real underlying reason that equity returns are so poor is that the financial system is not working as it should, and in Taming the Finance Monster, a paper published this month in the Central Banking Journal, they explain why.
http://www.standard.co.uk/business/markets/anthony-hilton-fixing-a-system-that
-just-isnt-working-8405965.html
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Airports aren't just for London, PM tells Boris
Evening Standard, 11/12/2012, p.22, Nicholas Cecil
The Prime Minister called Heathrow a “great national asset” and warned people not to “talk down” the west London airport. He said the review by former London School of Economics boss Sir Howard Davies needed time to come up with a plan to modernise Britain’s air links rather than creating more “hot air”.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/airports-arent-just-for-london-pm-tells
-boris-8405587.html
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LSE online

Presidentes de Brasil y Francia inauguraron en París foro para progreso social (translate)
TeleSURtv.net - Dec 12 at 1:46 GMT
un prestamista de último recurso", dijo. Entre los asistentes al foro se encuentran Nicholas Stern, profesor de la London School of Economics, Kemal Dervis, Vicepresidente de la Institución Brookings y Wellington...
http://www.telesurtv.net/articulos/2012/12/11/presidentes-de-brasil-y-francia-inauguraron-foro-para-progreso-social-en-paris-4626.html|

New laws in key nations vital to climate deal
Bangkok Post - Dec 11 at 20:33 GMT
study to be released in January by the Global Legislators Organisation (Globe) and the Grantham Institute at the London School of Economics, documents:- Thirty-two of the 33 surveyed countries have progressed...
http://www.bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinion/325683/new-laws-in-key-nations
-vital-to-climate-deal
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Relevant take on corporate greed
Marlborough Express - Dec 11 at 19:03 GMT
protest from the residents and a range of experts including respected environmentalists, scientists and an academic at the London School of Economics. You've Been Trumped paints an ugly picture of both corporate...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/marlborough-express/lifestyle/arts/8068028/Relevant-
take-on-corporate-greed
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Europa zelf verantwoordelijk voor het stilvallen van de groei (translate)
Radio 1 Belgium - Dec 11 at 7:58 GMT
4 % is bijgesteld naar een nulgroei of net geen verlies voor volgend jaar. Econoom Paul De Gauwe ( London School of Economics).
http://www.radio1.be/programmas/de-ochtend/europa-zelf-verantwoordelijk-
voor-het-stilvallen-van-de-groei
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10h04 Turismo de cassinos faz de Macau a 'cidade que mais cresce no mundo' (translate)
Terra Brasil - Dec 11 at 12:14 GMT
A pesquisa do Global Metromonitor começou a ser feita em 1993, numa parceria do Instituto Brookings e a London School of Economics. Nesses quase 20 anos, 19 das 20 cidades que mais cresceram no mundo em termos...
http://noticias.terra.com.br/noticias/0,,OI6370626-EI188,00-Turismo+de+cassinos+faz+de+Macau+a+cidade+que+mais+cresce+no+
mundo.html
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NYU alum receives Marshall Scholarship
Washington Square News - Dec 11 at 8:31 GMT
in the U.K. pursuing two consecutive Master’s degrees — the first in Global Politics from the London School of Economics and the second in Social Science of the Internet from the University of Oxford. In...
http://nyunews.com/2012/12/marshall/14948/|

Mayor welcomes report urging 'bold action' for Tottenham
London.gov.uk - Dec 11 at 12:38 GMT
Don Levett, Report Author • Sir Stuart Lipton, Chairman of the Independent Panel on Tottenham • Tony Travers, London School of Economics Since the riots/civil disturbances, £28m of GLA funding has been...
http://www.london.gov.uk/media/press_releases_mayoral/mayor-welcomes-
report-urging-bold-action-tottenham
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LSE on TV/radio

BBC Radio 5 Live (11 December 2012)
Tony Travers discussed the results of last year’s census and the call for tighter immigration controls.

Also on: BBC Somerset, BBC London 94.9, BBC Bristol, BBC 2 Radio, BBC Radio Asia, BBC Cornwall, BBC Shropshire, BBC Guernsey, BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire, BBC Devon, BBC Radio 4.

BBC Radio 4 (11 December 2012)
Charles Goodhart was interviewed about the history of central banks.

BBC Radio 4 (11 December 2012)
Pound Shops R Us
Dr Ben Voyer took part in a special feature on pound shops.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01p71gd|

BBC Parliament (11 December 2012)
Live House of Commons
Sir Geoffrey Owen was reference in an economy debate.

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