Economics Alumni Network
LSE has shaped economic thinking for over a century. The LSE Economics Alumni Network brings together alumni from across LSE who work in, study or have a strong connection to economics and related fields.
Open to alumni from any part of the School, the network is a way to connect with others working across economics, policy, finance, research and beyond. Through events, conversations, alumni stories and opportunities to get involved, we create space for people to share ideas, build relationships and stay connected with the wider LSE community.
Whether economics was your area of study, your career path or simply the world you now work in, the network is here to help you stay connected.
Meet fellow Economics Alumni Network members and share your insights in the LinkedIn group.
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Centre for Economic Performance
The Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) at LSE is one of Europe's leading applied economics research centres, comprising around 90 research staff, academic associates and postgraduate research students. CEP researchers work with affiliated research associates from other universities in the UK and abroad, ensuring a global network of expertise.
Explore the latest news, recent research publications from CEP.
The Huth Initiative for a New Political Economy
The Huth Initiative was made possible by a transformational gift from LSE alumnus and Council Member, Johannes Huth (BSc Economics 1984), and is bringing together leading economists, political scientists and philosophers to develop a new economic paradigm for fairer, more sustainable prosperity.
Economics themed events at LSE
Hear from economists, thought leaders and LSE academic staff across a range of events covering the theme of economics.
Watch: Creative destruction, AI, and the European recovery
LSE's Philippe Aghion, joint recipient of the 2025 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, explores how how the Schumpeterian growth paradigm can shed light on recent history debates (secular stagnation, middle-income trap, European decline, impacts of AI) and be used to rethink capitalism.
Explore more LSE events for alumni
Stay connected with LSE and your alumni community. Bookmark the LSE alumni events page and join a networking event wherever you are in the world.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with your LSE Alumni Engagement team.
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