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Browse all the entries to the LSE Festival research competition 2018 from our students and staff.

The Founding Father on the Wall

The Founding Father on the Wall

Sergen BahceciDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 42

What Makes a Good Life?

What Makes a Good Life?

Ian CampbellDepartment of Philosophy Logic and Scientific Method

Research abstract | 74

Citizen's Capitalism: : a dynamic economic and political system built to last

Citizen's Capitalism: : a dynamic economic and political system built to last

Danil Agafiev MacambiraDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 74

China's Two Faced Rhetoric: Mobilising Citizens and Calming Foreigners?

China's Two Faced Rhetoric: Mobilising Citizens and Calming Foreigners?

Hannah Bailey Department of Government

Poster | 21

Determinants of Firm Internationalisation, Destination Choice and Internationalisation Success

Determinants of Firm Internationalisation, Destination Choice and Internationalisation Success

Sarah Liu SixuanDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 72

Atomic Utopia

Atomic Utopia

Jingyuan DengDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 7

Alghoza Lost

Alghoza Lost

Vathsal Kumar GuptaDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 8

"He [Grandfather] Could Have Been Killed By An Indian… Kinda Ruffles My Feathers a Lil Bit": British-Born Pakistanis' and British-Born Indians' Social Representations of Their Polyphasic Inter and Intra Group Relations in a Focus Group Setting

"He [Grandfather] Could Have Been Killed By An Indian… Kinda Ruffles My Feathers a Lil Bit": British-Born Pakistanis' and British-Born Indians' Social Representations of Their Polyphasic Inter and Intra Group Relations in a Focus Group Setting

Syeda Shahzada Naqvi Zahra ShahDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Research abstract | 65

Does Reducing Working Hours Increase Wages and Accelerate Labour Productivity?

Does Reducing Working Hours Increase Wages and Accelerate Labour Productivity?

Owen LowryDepartment of Economic History

Research abstract | 32

Merciful Tyrants: why did the Mughals follow a policy of rebel forgiveness?

Merciful Tyrants: why did the Mughals follow a policy of rebel forgiveness?

Safya MorshedDepartment of Economic History

Poster | 24

The Forgotten Five Billion: Improving Surgical Services in Low and Middle-Income Countries

The Forgotten Five Billion: Improving Surgical Services in Low and Middle-Income Countries

Victoria AdewoleDepartment of Health Policy

Research abstract | 22

Love Thy Neighbour? A Study on the Impact of Mosques on Housing Prices in London

Love Thy Neighbour? A Study on the Impact of Mosques on Housing Prices in London

Radiya JamariDepartment of Geography and Environment

Poster | 59

Seeing Red, But Acting Green?

Seeing Red, But Acting Green?

Ganga Shreedhar Department of Geography and Environment

Poster | 20

Understanding Collective (In)action: Bringing Agency into the Study of Refugee Community Organisations

Understanding Collective (In)action: Bringing Agency into the Study of Refugee Community Organisations

Aishwarrya BalajiDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 77

Cyber Threats in Healthcare: how organisational culture affects hospitals' cyber resilience

Cyber Threats in Healthcare: how organisational culture affects hospitals' cyber resilience

Marselia TanDepartment of Health Policy

Written pitch | 40

"Does Capitalism Cause Addiction? Empirical Analysis of Alexander's Dislocation Theory of Addiction "

"Does Capitalism Cause Addiction? Empirical Analysis of Alexander's Dislocation Theory of Addiction "

Lucy BryantDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 36

Distilling for a Future

Distilling for a Future

Sergen BahceciDepartment of Anthropology

Short film | 43

Floating Identity

Floating Identity

Joy LiDepartment of Philosophy Logic and Scientific Method

Photograph | 5

Barriers to Empathy/Home

Barriers to Empathy/Home

Tamim MobayedDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Photograph | 4

The Doorman

The Doorman

Xiao Dong LiuDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 44

The Tomb in the Sky

The Tomb in the Sky

Sara RoebuckEuropean Institute

Photograph | 52

Bounded Rationality in Rules of Price Adjustment and the Phillips Curve

Bounded Rationality in Rules of Price Adjustment and the Phillips Curve

Sitong DingDepartment of Economics

Research abstract | 79

Defending Basic Income: Less Jobs, More Work, and An Assiduous Work Ethic

Defending Basic Income: Less Jobs, More Work, and An Assiduous Work Ethic

Robin JolissaintDepartment of Sociology

Research abstract | 88

From Muse to Machines: how Indian cottons steered the technological trajectory of the British cotton industry

From Muse to Machines: how Indian cottons steered the technological trajectory of the British cotton industry

Alka RamanDepartment of Economic History

Poster | 18

Understanding Salient Inequality in London

Understanding Salient Inequality in London

Joel SussDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Poster | 67

The Elephant in the Room: Why "When The Buying Stops, The Killing Can Too" Is Still Relevant To Ivory Consumption

The Elephant in the Room: Why "When The Buying Stops, The Killing Can Too" Is Still Relevant To Ivory Consumption

Peishan Yu, Austin Gaghadar, Chris Dann, Ian Hsieh, Manuela Kiehl, Joon BangDepartment of Economic History

Research abstract | 34

Socially Situated Empathy: Muslim Minority Emotions for the Holocaust in Germany

Socially Situated Empathy: Muslim Minority Emotions for the Holocaust in Germany

Esra OzyurekEuropean Institute

Research abstract | 66

Electoral Gender Quotas in Autocratic Regimes: devil in disguise for women's political representation?

Electoral Gender Quotas in Autocratic Regimes: devil in disguise for women's political representation?

Constantin GouvyDepartment of International Relations

Written pitch | 42

Towards the Vision of the African Union: a Critical Evaluation of the AU Agenda from the Perspective of Anyiam-Osigwe's Group Mind Principle

Towards the Vision of the African Union: a Critical Evaluation of the AU Agenda from the Perspective of Anyiam-Osigwe's Group Mind Principle

Tetsekela Anyiam-OsigweDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 70

Gender Divide in Digital India: the policy disconnect

Gender Divide in Digital India: the policy disconnect

Bhargavee Das, Muskan JainDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 37

Mama & Baba

Mama & Baba

Alice Olivia LeeDepartment of International History

Photograph | 14

PoET: design and implementation of collaborative machine learning

PoET: design and implementation of collaborative machine learning

Christopher Lo, Chris ChiaDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 33

Politics of Female Sanitary Products: a gaze upon sexual bodies

Politics of Female Sanitary Products: a gaze upon sexual bodies

Jiaqi WangDepartment for Gender Studies

Written pitch | 41

A New China-Themed India, But Not For Muslim Farmers

A New China-Themed India, But Not For Muslim Farmers

Chiara ArnavasDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 54

"They Know Everything": the Role of Community Health Workers in Abortion Access

"They Know Everything": the Role of Community Health Workers in Abortion Access

Rishita NandagiriDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 26

Where Are We Organised?

Where Are We Organised?

Eileen GbagboDepartment of International Relations

Photograph | 6

Ecology vs. Economy

Ecology vs. Economy

Raras CahyafitriDepartment of International Relations

Photograph | 3

A Question of Method (and the Researcher's Role in it)

A Question of Method (and the Researcher's Role in it)

Niamh HayesDepartment of Sociology

Photograph | 8

Gambian 'Vous'

Gambian 'Vous'

Sylvia ChantDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 46

Egyptian Copts Religious Freedom Violations Under the Rhetoric of "National Unity"

Egyptian Copts Religious Freedom Violations Under the Rhetoric of "National Unity"

Dina MoussaDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 91

Hong Kong Urbanscape

Hong Kong Urbanscape

Joel SussDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Photograph | 13

Returns to Education: a Household Welfare Approach

Returns to Education: a Household Welfare Approach

Quan XueDepartment of Economics

Research abstract | 67

Is London Really Open? Perceptions From Young People Living in Stigmatised Neighbourhoods

Is London Really Open? Perceptions From Young People Living in Stigmatised Neighbourhoods

Mario Washington-IhiemeDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Research abstract | 68

Conflict, Trauma and Peace: critical psychology approaches for peacebuilding?

Conflict, Trauma and Peace: critical psychology approaches for peacebuilding?

Eric FrascoDepartment of International Development

Written pitch | 73

Penal Populism and Duterte's War on Drugs

Penal Populism and Duterte's War on Drugs

Christopher DannDepartment of Government

Poster | 69

Angry White Women? How Immigration has Become a "Women's Issue" and why it Matters

Angry White Women? How Immigration has Become a "Women's Issue" and why it Matters

Katharina LawallDepartment of Government

Written pitch | 39

Boy Riding a Mule in the Mountains of Azerbaijan

Boy Riding a Mule in the Mountains of Azerbaijan

Martin JehliEuropean Institute

Photograph | 53

Industrial Altruism

Industrial Altruism

Cameron BakerDepartment of Sociology

Written pitch | 35

When Agency Trumps Structure: modern problems and historical lessons from the UK and the US

When Agency Trumps Structure: modern problems and historical lessons from the UK and the US

Oksana LevkovychDepartment of International Relations

Written pitch | 28

99 Luxury Apartments For The 1%

99 Luxury Apartments For The 1%

Ellie SuhDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 50

Identifying the Impact of Collective Action on US Federal Nuclear Energy Policy Between 1975 and 1990

Identifying the Impact of Collective Action on US Federal Nuclear Energy Policy Between 1975 and 1990

James Sanders, Chris Dann, Rafae Qazi, Jintao Zhu, Irene Kyoung, David ZhuDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 78

When The Clock Strikes Sunset: The Politics of Time in the Late Ottoman Empire

When The Clock Strikes Sunset: The Politics of Time in the Late Ottoman Empire

Yasemin AkcagunerDepartment of International History

Research abstract | 87

Greying Villages of Family Planning Era China

Greying Villages of Family Planning Era China

Liisa KohonenDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 49

The Hazy Shade of Palm Oil

The Hazy Shade of Palm Oil

Thomas SmithDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 57

Guarding the Monkey King

Guarding the Monkey King

Jiazhi FengjiangDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 13

From Values to Things: designing ethical technologies

From Values to Things: designing ethical technologies

Funda Ustek-Spilda, Sebastian LehuedeDepartment of Media and Communications

Written pitch | 36

Look Further, When Perception is Misleading

Look Further, When Perception is Misleading

Anissa ChabibDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 14

Eating Your Way to Integration: the making of a diverse community at LSE

Eating Your Way to Integration: the making of a diverse community at LSE

Yuhan JiDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 29

"Only the Secret is Seductive…the Secret is the Clue!": how selective silence is employed and justified by The World Bank as a communication strategy to respond to citizens' criticism of its policies and projects in Egypt

"Only the Secret is Seductive…the Secret is the Clue!": how selective silence is employed and justified by The World Bank as a communication strategy to respond to citizens' criticism of its policies and projects in Egypt

Raghada AbdelhamiedDepartment of Media and Communications

Written pitch | 76

Coloured Girls

Coloured Girls

Farhia AbukarLSE Faith Centre

Photograph | 11

Acting Tough on Sleeping Rough: How the Welfare State has Failed its Homeless

Acting Tough on Sleeping Rough: How the Welfare State has Failed its Homeless

Muhammad Azar s/o Haj MohamedDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 82

Falling Through the Gaps: invisibility of Muslim migrant workers voice in India

Falling Through the Gaps: invisibility of Muslim migrant workers voice in India

Harshita SinhaDepartment of International Development

Photograph | 17

Shame

Shame

Alejandro NewsomeEuropean Institute

Photograph | 7

Paying Attention Can Transform Your Life... But Be Careful What You Choose to Ignore

Paying Attention Can Transform Your Life... But Be Careful What You Choose to Ignore

Miguel AlcaldeDepartment of Anthropology

Written pitch | 33

Perpetual Idleness

Perpetual Idleness

Dora HegedusEuropean Institute

Photograph | 45

A Change of Perspective

A Change of Perspective

Allison HainesDepartment of Sociology

Photograph | 11

Restricted Movement: the forgotten impact of natural disasters and the US embargo

Restricted Movement: the forgotten impact of natural disasters and the US embargo

Arzucan Askin, Caitlan Read, Marta SantiváñezDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 1

Re-enacting Determination

Re-enacting Determination

Sergen BahceciDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 48

Spain: a repressive or protective state?

Spain: a repressive or protective state?

Kristine HernesDepartment of Government

Written pitch | 32

Rice and Fish Curry

Rice and Fish Curry

Naila KabeerDepartment of International Development

Short film | 25

Moderating the Hype: does the "Blockchain for HSCM" narrative reflect reality?

Moderating the Hype: does the "Blockchain for HSCM" narrative reflect reality?

Elise RacineDepartment of International Development

Poster | 19

Bottom Dollar

Bottom Dollar

Frederic BassoDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Photograph | 4

The Dark Side of a Successful Developmental State: Prosperity and Poverty in Singapore

The Dark Side of a Successful Developmental State: Prosperity and Poverty in Singapore

Yunqian Agnes ChewDepartment of International Development

Research abstract | 24

"Something is Rotten in the State of [Power-Sharing]": Why We Celebrate the Failures Of Peacebuilding in Burundi and South Sudan

"Something is Rotten in the State of [Power-Sharing]": Why We Celebrate the Failures Of Peacebuilding in Burundi and South Sudan

Stephen ReimerDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 75

Economics Gone Wrong: revisiting our understanding of unions

Economics Gone Wrong: revisiting our understanding of unions

Paul VellaDepartment of Economic History

Written pitch | 38

Complaints as Opportunities: What Can the National Health Service Learn from Negative Employee Feedback?

Complaints as Opportunities: What Can the National Health Service Learn from Negative Employee Feedback?

Sai KalvapalleDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Poster | 18

Urbanising East Asia and Middle Class Dream

Urbanising East Asia and Middle Class Dream

Yoonai HanDepartment of Geography and Environment

Short film | 26

What Are we Going to Do?

What Are we Going to Do?

Paulius YaminDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Photograph | 5

Which Types of Events and Discourses Can Shape Interest in Your Country: a case study of Ukraine

Which Types of Events and Discourses Can Shape Interest in Your Country: a case study of Ukraine

Mariia KriuchokDepartment of Media and Communications

Written pitch | 39

Working and Managing Care: Exploring The Experiences Of Working Carers Managing Direct Payments On Behalf Of An Older Person

Working and Managing Care: Exploring The Experiences Of Working Carers Managing Direct Payments On Behalf Of An Older Person

Vanessa DaveyDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 39

Will Forensic Accounting Improve the Quality of Financial Statements, Enhance Corporate Governance and Ensure Organisational Cost Effectiveness?

Will Forensic Accounting Improve the Quality of Financial Statements, Enhance Corporate Governance and Ensure Organisational Cost Effectiveness?

Rusha NandyDepartment of Accounting

Research abstract | 23

It's Not Me It's You

It's Not Me It's You

Laura KudrnaDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Poster | 63

'Place Image' Emergency Care: the Power Of Logical De-Biasing and Food Culture Commonalities to Restore Post-Terror Image of a Place

'Place Image' Emergency Care: the Power Of Logical De-Biasing and Food Culture Commonalities to Restore Post-Terror Image of a Place

Rika SakaiDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Poster | 61

Delivering the Five Giants: Beveridge, Climate Change And The Adaption Of The Political

Delivering the Five Giants: Beveridge, Climate Change And The Adaption Of The Political

Theo GregoryDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 86

Insights from Syllabi: LSE International Relations Gender Project

Insights from Syllabi: LSE International Relations Gender Project

Gokhan Ciflikli, Kiran Phull, Gustav MeibauerInternational Relations

Poster | 17

What Will the Human Pick?

What Will the Human Pick?

Arzoie SharmaDepartment of Management

Photograph | 52

Ethical Things: designing ethical technologies

Ethical Things: designing ethical technologies

Funda Ustek-Spilda, Alison Powell, Sebastian LehuedeDepartment of Media and Communications

Poster | 65

Urban Monolith

Urban Monolith

Amy CrinnionDepartment of International Development

Photograph | 48

Baptised by Mercury: indigenous worlds in the Anthropocene

Baptised by Mercury: indigenous worlds in the Anthropocene

Luis Garcia BricenoDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 42

Survival Through an "Age of Conflict": Marking the Trajectory of a Spanish, Ismaili Family During and After La Guerra Civil Española

Survival Through an "Age of Conflict": Marking the Trajectory of a Spanish, Ismaili Family During and After La Guerra Civil Española

Noreen SajwaniDepartment of Health Policy

Research abstract | 93

Operating Efficiently: Fixing the Market for Surgical Equipment in Low and Middle Income Countries

Operating Efficiently: Fixing the Market for Surgical Equipment in Low and Middle Income Countries

Victoria AdewoleDepartment of Health Policy

Poster | 19

Rising Tide

Rising Tide

Vathsal Kumar GuptaDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 11

The #MeToo Movement's Naissance

The #MeToo Movement's Naissance

Martina CalleriEuropean Institute

Poster | 62

Can Big Data Heal Ailing Health Systems? Not Without a New Social Perspective

Can Big Data Heal Ailing Health Systems? Not Without a New Social Perspective

Evan GalbraithDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 64

Brexit Behaviourally: What Behavioural Lessons Can Be Learned From The 2016 EU Referendum?

Brexit Behaviourally: What Behavioural Lessons Can Be Learned From The 2016 EU Referendum?

Tessa FrasDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Research abstract | 80

Nurturing Inequality: How Early Primary School Streaming Creates Difference Via Teachers' Perceptions

Nurturing Inequality: How Early Primary School Streaming Creates Difference Via Teachers' Perceptions

Tammy CampbellCentre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE)

Research abstract | 25

The Vaults

The Vaults

Girard BucelloEuropean Institute

Photograph | 6

Defeating Goliath with his Own Sword: sue corporations for human rights violation

Defeating Goliath with his Own Sword: sue corporations for human rights violation

Yi-Ju ChenDepartment of Law

Written pitch | 40

We Are Muslims Too

We Are Muslims Too

Dian Maya SafitriSchool of Public Policy

Photograph | 2

Hidden Costs of Female Incarceration in London

Hidden Costs of Female Incarceration in London

Carlos Reyes, Aarushi Jain, Melissa Fundira, Yip Oi YiuDepartment of Sociology

Poster | 22

The Fundamental Solution for Maximizing Children's Online Opportunities and Minimizing their Online Risks: Critical Media Literacy

The Fundamental Solution for Maximizing Children's Online Opportunities and Minimizing their Online Risks: Critical Media Literacy

DaYoung YooDepartment of Media and Communications

Research abstract | 92

In Varietate Concordia

In Varietate Concordia

Camille BouDepartment of Health Policy

Photograph | 54

Weaving Discontent: faith and revolution in Ages of Disorder

Weaving Discontent: faith and revolution in Ages of Disorder

William Mitchell and Marral ShamshiriDepartment of International History

Poster | 66

Happy 40th Birthday?

Happy 40th Birthday?

Muhammad Azhar S/O Haj MohamedDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 49

Bitcoin: new order or libertarian utopia? An answer from the past: Scotland 1727-1845

Bitcoin: new order or libertarian utopia? An answer from the past: Scotland 1727-1845

Francesco GiacominiDepartment of Economic History

Written pitch | 31

Caught Between the National and the Transnational: EU Claimants at the Frontline Of Welfare Policy

Caught Between the National and the Transnational: EU Claimants at the Frontline Of Welfare Policy

Nora RatzmannDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 33

Are Initial Allocation Rules Important for Public Service Delivery and the Allocation of Talent Within Bureaucracies

Are Initial Allocation Rules Important for Public Service Delivery and the Allocation of Talent Within Bureaucracies

Shan Aman-RanaDepartment of Economics

Research abstract | 89

US Drug War Hegemony: rethinking bilateral perspectives

US Drug War Hegemony: rethinking bilateral perspectives

Maria CerdioDepartment of Anthropology

Short film | 27

Freedom Through the Weak States? State Fragmentation in the Holy Roman Empire

Freedom Through the Weak States? State Fragmentation in the Holy Roman Empire

Julius KoschnickDepartment of Economic History

Written pitch | 77

Ayesha - Eight Months Pregnant

Ayesha - Eight Months Pregnant

Fikayo AdebajoDepartment of Sociology

Photograph | 10

Money's Disappearing Act

Money's Disappearing Act

Jack LeeDepartment of Government

Poster | 16

The Merit of Misfortune: Taiping rebellion and the rise of indirect taxation in modern China, 1850s-1900s

The Merit of Misfortune: Taiping rebellion and the rise of indirect taxation in modern China, 1850s-1900s

Hanzhi DengDepartment of Economic History

Poster | 25

So You Want to Change the World?

So You Want to Change the World?

Paulius YaminDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Poster | 60

Resolve, Tenacity, and Relief: Abortion Narratives from a Rural Primary Health Centre in India

Resolve, Tenacity, and Relief: Abortion Narratives from a Rural Primary Health Centre in India

Rishita NandagiriDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 43

Local Actors in Global Arenas: Discursive Strategies Against Transnational Feminism

Local Actors in Global Arenas: Discursive Strategies Against Transnational Feminism

Lay Sheng YapDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 90

The Indispensable Work and the Invisible Workers: undocumented Bangladeshi women immigrants in the Indian informal economy

The Indispensable Work and the Invisible Workers: undocumented Bangladeshi women immigrants in the Indian informal economy

Harshita SinhaDepartment of International Development

Written pitch | 34

What Lies Beneath? Shortcomings of the Children's Rights Discourse in Confronting Child Labour in Bangladesh and India

What Lies Beneath? Shortcomings of the Children's Rights Discourse in Confronting Child Labour in Bangladesh and India

Tania HardcastleDepartment of Law

Research abstract | 84

Sun, Sand, Sea and Wall?

Sun, Sand, Sea and Wall?

Preetima MoteeaDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 55

Bank, Order in Disorder

Bank, Order in Disorder

Yanning HuangDepartment of Media and Communications

Photograph | 45

Divided on Earth, United in the Air?

Divided on Earth, United in the Air?

Nihan Albayrak-AydemirDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Photograph | 13

Neighbours

Neighbours

Alexandra ShoichetDepartment of Government

Photograph | 8

Can the Social Contract Justify Secession? A Case Study of the Catalan Demand for Independence

Can the Social Contract Justify Secession? A Case Study of the Catalan Demand for Independence

Eponine Howarth, Chloe Lui, Facundo Rodriguez, Ludovico Picciotto, Rory GillisDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 85

Consumerism, Artificial Intelligence and the Death of Human Connection

Consumerism, Artificial Intelligence and the Death of Human Connection

Renuka RamasamyDepartment of International Development

Photograph | 46

Through the Dark - Solitude and Solidarity

Through the Dark - Solitude and Solidarity

Joseph LauEuropean Institute

Photograph | 51

Red Deer at Dundreggan

Red Deer at Dundreggan

Yanina HinrichsenDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 7

Global Citizenship in the Time of Brexit: a case study of global citizenship within UK higher education

Global Citizenship in the Time of Brexit: a case study of global citizenship within UK higher education

Magdalena ParkhurstDepartment of Social Policy

Poster | 22

Cannabis: what are the 21st century global trends regarding its regulation?

Cannabis: what are the 21st century global trends regarding its regulation?

Wanda Tatiana Torres MuñozDepartment of Government

Poster | 68

Where Is Inside?

Where Is Inside?

Charlotte BartelsDepartment of Accounting

Photograph | 9

Discourse

Discourse

Alexandros Nikolaidis, Mathilde Bonvin, David Madaj, Alexander Khourdaji, Lorenza Nava, Eren DoguogluEuropean Institute

Short film | 24

The Immigrant Who Voted to Close the Borders: the "Inner Outside" Position of Eurosceptic South Asians in Brexit Britain

The Immigrant Who Voted to Close the Borders: the "Inner Outside" Position of Eurosceptic South Asians in Brexit Britain

Anirbaan BanerjeeDepartment of Sociology

Research abstract | 37

Homeless and Cash-free: How Will Transitioning to A Cashless Economy Affect Britain's Homeless?

Homeless and Cash-free: How Will Transitioning to A Cashless Economy Affect Britain's Homeless?

Eimear SparksDepartment of Sociology

Research abstract | 40

There is No Policy and There is No One Responsible For Them: education policies for accompanied refugee children in England

There is No Policy and There is No One Responsible For Them: education policies for accompanied refugee children in England

Basma YaghiDepartment of Social Policy

Written pitch | 30

Pricing Something Out of Nothing: the cryptocurrency volatility mystery

Pricing Something Out of Nothing: the cryptocurrency volatility mystery

Hong WangDepartment of Economics

Written pitch | 75

"It Was Not Syria But The War That Gave Us Women Rights!" How Forced Displacement Can Be A Catalyst for Women's Empowerment of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

"It Was Not Syria But The War That Gave Us Women Rights!" How Forced Displacement Can Be A Catalyst for Women's Empowerment of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

Aurelia StreitDepartment of International Development

Research abstract | 38

Development is in Your Hands

Development is in Your Hands

Yasuka TateishiDepartment of International Development

Photograph | 15

The "Agrarian Question" in Portugal

The "Agrarian Question" in Portugal

Helena Palma CarvalhoDepartment of Economic History

Photograph | 6

In Transit

In Transit

Terezia AbrahamEstates Division

Poster | 64

Unwelcome Home: Managing Migration and Constructing Citizenship

Unwelcome Home: Managing Migration and Constructing Citizenship

Mujina KaindamaDepartment of Law

Research abstract | 27

A Balancing Act

A Balancing Act

Jordana RamalhoDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 10

"Bad" Mothers: the impact of pregnancy & parenting mobile applications on motherhood

"Bad" Mothers: the impact of pregnancy & parenting mobile applications on motherhood

Elise RacineDepartment of International Development

Written pitch | 31

Risky Talk? Assessing the Effect of Macroeconomic Announcements on Stock Markets

Risky Talk? Assessing the Effect of Macroeconomic Announcements on Stock Markets

Vincent CarseDepartment of Economics

Research abstract | 35

Time to Invest in Global Mental Health: a moral imperative

Time to Invest in Global Mental Health: a moral imperative

Valentina IemmiDepartment of Social Policy

Poster | 18

Land of a Million Bombs, Plain of Jars, Laos

Land of a Million Bombs, Plain of Jars, Laos

Juliette Elisabeth O'ConnorDepartment of International History

Photograph | 10

Born to Fail? How Influential Was Class in the Examination System in Scotland in the 1970s?

Born to Fail? How Influential Was Class in the Examination System in Scotland in the 1970s?

Ieuan BennettDepartment of Economic History

Research abstract | 30

The Legacy of Sir Arthur Lewis

The Legacy of Sir Arthur Lewis

Shey Forbes-Taylor, Brian WalkerCommunications Division

Short film | 45

Can Child Work Provide Opportunities for Skill Development?

Can Child Work Provide Opportunities for Skill Development?

Grace ChangDepartment of Social Policy

Written pitch | 37

The Strength in Forgiveness

The Strength in Forgiveness

Phoebe DobsonDepartment of Gender Studies

Photograph | 1

Is the European Union a Prominent Actor in Resolving Displacement Crises in Aspiring Member States? A Case Study: the Republic of Georgia

Is the European Union a Prominent Actor in Resolving Displacement Crises in Aspiring Member States? A Case Study: the Republic of Georgia

Helen BecknerEuropean Institute

Research abstract | 69

Suck it Out or Let it Die

Suck it Out or Let it Die

Yufei ZhouDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 3

The Problem of Health: Evaluating the Legacy of Western Biomedicine on Kenyan Health

The Problem of Health: Evaluating the Legacy of Western Biomedicine on Kenyan Health

Emily Anne WolffDepartment of Government

Research abstract | 73

Detecting Dark Tourism

Detecting Dark Tourism

Olivia BroomeCommunications Division

Photograph | 15

A Terribly Nice Family

A Terribly Nice Family

Tim Herrmann, Claudia Waldmann, Caroline Addai-Bempah, Andrew HayesEuropean Institute

Short film | 23

Could an Obstacle Course Help Us Make Access to Healthcare Fairer?

Could an Obstacle Course Help Us Make Access to Healthcare Fairer?

Laura SochasDepartment of Social Policy

Research abstract | 83

"Do not Throw Garbage!": lessons in urban resilience from Cuba

"Do not Throw Garbage!": lessons in urban resilience from Cuba

Arzucan AskinDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 47

Miles Away

Miles Away

Olivia G, Jad Baghdadi, Victoria ShumDepartment of International Relations

Short film | 44

A European Democracy on a Domestic Level

A European Democracy on a Domestic Level

Vasiliki Poula, Jack Bissett, Maitrai Lapalikar, Antonia Syn, Maria SoraghanDepartment of Law

Written pitch | 36

"I Thought No One Would Care": the Windrush scandal and social representations of blackness

"I Thought No One Would Care": the Windrush scandal and social representations of blackness

Brian WalkerDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Written pitch | 41

Guarding the Ruins of Detroit

Guarding the Ruins of Detroit

Jonathan MijsInternational Inequalities Institute

Photograph | 2

(When) Does Democratisation Reduce State Repression?

(When) Does Democratisation Reduce State Repression?

Jonathan OldDepartment of Economics

Poster | 15

The Inglorious Offenders: a postcolonial feminist analysis of war/combat to understand sexual violence in conflict

The Inglorious Offenders: a postcolonial feminist analysis of war/combat to understand sexual violence in conflict

Michelle DyonisiusDepartment of International Relations

Written pitch | 71

Estimating True Income for Mongolia and Infer Policy Implications

Estimating True Income for Mongolia and Infer Policy Implications

Venu Gopal MothkoorInstitute of Public Affairs

Research abstract | 71

Can Financial Investments "Do Well" and "Do Good"? Blended Impact: understanding the implications of impact investing for local economic development

Can Financial Investments "Do Well" and "Do Good"? Blended Impact: understanding the implications of impact investing for local economic development

Lauren PakDepartment of Social Policy

Written pitch | 78

Do Things Have Ethics?

Do Things Have Ethics?

Funda Ustek-SpildaDepartment of Media and Communications

Photograph | 56

A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities

Alexandre PaturelDepartment of Government

Photograph | 2

The Modern Totem: the status of national animals in modern nations

The Modern Totem: the status of national animals in modern nations

Jintao ZhuDepartment of Philosophy Logic and Scientific Method

Poster | 26

The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions

The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions

Catarina HeecktLSE Cities

Photograph | 4

Migrant Street Vendors in Spain Reclaim Their Right to Political Citizenship

Migrant Street Vendors in Spain Reclaim Their Right to Political Citizenship

Marta Santiváñez FernándezDepartment of Social Policy

Written pitch | 38

Understanding Automated Decisions

Understanding Automated Decisions

Alison PowellDepartment of Media and Communications

Poster | 20

Deserting the Uzbek City

Deserting the Uzbek City

Francois GruberEuropean Institute

Photograph | 47

Slovak Civil Service: hard(ly) working(?)

Slovak Civil Service: hard(ly) working(?)

Jakub DovcikDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 62

Complexities of Anti-Refugee Sentiment: the importance of historical and societal explanations

Complexities of Anti-Refugee Sentiment: the importance of historical and societal explanations

Evelina BondarevaDepartment of Social Policy

Written pitch | 35

Are our Higher Education Institutions Inclusive? A Study of the Barriers to Student Retention

Are our Higher Education Institutions Inclusive? A Study of the Barriers to Student Retention

Edita MemisiDepartment of Law

Written pitch | 79

Teach a Man to Fish

Teach a Man to Fish

Nur Azman bin WazirDepartment of Philosophy Logic and Scientific Method

Photograph | 58

Finding Hope in a Modern Era of Human Displacement

Finding Hope in a Modern Era of Human Displacement

Chandni HiraniDepartment of Management

Photograph | 12

Cell Seller, Gambia

Cell Seller, Gambia

Sylvia ChantDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 9

Value of Treatment for Brain Disorders: Time Matters

Value of Treatment for Brain Disorders: Time Matters

Michela Tinelli, Martin Knapp, Giovanni EspositoCare Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC)

Poster | 58

Fighting for Human Rights: the Jimmy Carter blueprint for a post-Trump foreign policy

Fighting for Human Rights: the Jimmy Carter blueprint for a post-Trump foreign policy

Joss HarrisonDepartment of International Relations

Written pitch | 30

Let it Out

Let it Out

Priyanka RoychoudhuryDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 16

How to Survive a Genocide: Lessons From the Guatemalan Civil War

How to Survive a Genocide: Lessons From the Guatemalan Civil War

Diego Alburez-GutierrezDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 1

Reservoir: a techno-natural fix?

Reservoir: a techno-natural fix?

Al LimDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 5

To Coup or Not to Coup: How the Zimbabwean Coup Exhibited a New Postcolonial Militarised Masculinity and Complicated the Understanding of Conflict

To Coup or Not to Coup: How the Zimbabwean Coup Exhibited a New Postcolonial Militarised Masculinity and Complicated the Understanding of Conflict

Rutendo ChabikwaDepartment for Gender Studies

Research abstract | 29

Climate Change is a Life Task for Us All, Not Just for Cuban Women! Lessons in Gendered Climate Change Resilience From a Socialist Small Island Developing Nation

Climate Change is a Life Task for Us All, Not Just for Cuban Women! Lessons in Gendered Climate Change Resilience From a Socialist Small Island Developing Nation

Arzucan Askin, Caitlan Read, Marta SantiváñezDepartment of Geography and Environment

Written pitch | 34

Precarious Livelihoods in Eastern India's Coal Tracts

Precarious Livelihoods in Eastern India's Coal Tracts

Itay NoyDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 3

Regulating Live Music: who's running the show?

Regulating Live Music: who's running the show?

Lucy BryantDepartment of Social Policy

Poster | 20

Demystifying the Rise and Appeal of ISIS in Iraq: in conversation with "ISIS families"

Demystifying the Rise and Appeal of ISIS in Iraq: in conversation with "ISIS families"

Constantin GouvyDepartment of International Relations

Photograph | 12

Calm Disorders

Calm Disorders

Valentina IemmiDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 57

Globalization; a Meme Travels Around the World to Be Worn By an Illiterate Salesman at the Sunday Bazaar in Lahore

Globalization; a Meme Travels Around the World to Be Worn By an Illiterate Salesman at the Sunday Bazaar in Lahore

Zahra RaoDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 55

Wanderer Under the Sea of Fog

Wanderer Under the Sea of Fog

Sancho Pérez de la Blanca TerrésDepartment of Economics

Photograph | 50

Selective Modernisation in Singapore

Selective Modernisation in Singapore

Arya GerardDepartment of Law

Photograph | 16

"Muslim Consciousness" as a Challenge to the British Tradition of Multiculturalism: the case of Riz Ahmed

"Muslim Consciousness" as a Challenge to the British Tradition of Multiculturalism: the case of Riz Ahmed

Manuela LatchoumayaEuropean Institute

Poster | 27

Improve Health and Save Money: why NHS should offer immediate birth control after birth

Improve Health and Save Money: why NHS should offer immediate birth control after birth

Emily Trautner, Jina KimDepartment of Health Policy

Written pitch | 32

Who Helps in Global Disasters? It's Not Being Neighbours, it's Feeling Neighbourly

Who Helps in Global Disasters? It's Not Being Neighbours, it's Feeling Neighbourly

Nihan AlbayrakDepartment of Psychological and Behavioural Science

Research abstract | 28

Dancing Afterwork

Dancing Afterwork

Pengyin KongDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 53

Brixton, You've Changed

Brixton, You've Changed

Chijioke AnosikeDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 51

Bodies of Affect in Landscapes of Despair

Bodies of Affect in Landscapes of Despair

Paroj BanerjeeDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 14

LSE Research Online: 15 years providing global access to LSE research

LSE Research Online: 15 years providing global access to LSE research

Camilla RidgewellLibrary Services

Poster | 21

Closing the Gap in Access to Free 'Universal' Early Education: What Types of Provision Can Help Low-Income Families Participate?

Closing the Gap in Access to Free 'Universal' Early Education: What Types of Provision Can Help Low-Income Families Participate?

Tammy Campbell, Ludovica Gambrao, Kitty StewartCentre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE)

Research abstract | 72

Don't Talk to Strangers? Maybe Mom Was Wrong: a Longitudinal Investigation on Social Capital and Community Driven Development in East Africa

Don't Talk to Strangers? Maybe Mom Was Wrong: a Longitudinal Investigation on Social Capital and Community Driven Development in East Africa

Daniela Baeza BreinbauerLSE Enterprise

Research abstract | 76

Learning To Include Yourself As A Person With A Disability

Learning To Include Yourself As A Person With A Disability

Simon HayhoeCentre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science (CPNSS)

Research abstract | 81

Not My Pipe

Not My Pipe

Julia KingLSE Cities

Photograph | 9

Is Online Shopping a Virtual "Lord of the Rings" Battle? How Can the Law Protect us?

Is Online Shopping a Virtual "Lord of the Rings" Battle? How Can the Law Protect us?

Arya GerardDepartment of Law

Written pitch | 28

Living Heritage

Living Heritage

Cristina Vaquero PineiroDepartment of Geography and Environment

Photograph | 44

The Dirty Work of "Clean Eating": is the "Nutritionista" Tying Feminism to the Kitchen Sink?

The Dirty Work of "Clean Eating": is the "Nutritionista" Tying Feminism to the Kitchen Sink?

James DeeleyDepartment of Sociology

Research abstract | 41

Populism and the Will of the People: how mathematics shows Populism to be meaningless

Populism and the Will of the People: how mathematics shows Populism to be meaningless

Jan-Paul SandmannDepartment of Government

Poster | 63

Sleepless in Bali

Sleepless in Bali

Alina EpeykinaDepartment of International Relations

Photograph | 12

Policing of Live Music in England and Wales

Policing of Live Music in England and Wales

Lucy BryantDepartment of Social Policy

Poster | 19

Money's Dominant Influence on Humanitarianism

Money's Dominant Influence on Humanitarianism

Joe WheelerSchool of Public Policy

Written pitch | 29

Unexpected Legacies from the Rebellion: fiscal transitions in China, 1850s-1900s

Unexpected Legacies from the Rebellion: fiscal transitions in China, 1850s-1900s

Hanzhi Deng Department of Economic History

Poster | 21

Bug Hotel

Bug Hotel

Laura BainbridgeDepartment of Social Policy

Photograph | 43

Iron Fist - the Fragrance of Dust

Iron Fist - the Fragrance of Dust

Charlotte GauteurEuropean Institute

Photograph | 56

Water is Thicker Than Oil

Water is Thicker Than Oil

Doris OkenwaDepartment of Anthropology

Photograph | 61

The Awakening of the Dragon: past, present and future of China as a disruptive power in the global economy

The Awakening of the Dragon: past, present and future of China as a disruptive power in the global economy

Scarlett ZhuDepartment of Economic History

Written pitch | 70

Fake News, Immigration and Opinion Polarisation

Fake News, Immigration and Opinion Polarisation

Carlo Alessandro BorellaDepartment of Methodology

Poster | 17

Concert

Concert

Tanvi AggarwalDepartment of Mathematics

Photograph | 60

Towards a Better World: LSE's major contribution to the UN SDGs analysed by the library

Towards a Better World: LSE's major contribution to the UN SDGs analysed by the library

Nathalie CornéeLibrary Services

Poster | 23

Connection

Connection

Jiaqi WangDepartment of Gender Studies

Photograph | 59