Research from LSE ID
Understanding economic, social, and political issues that shape processes of change at micro, meso, and macro levels. Within LSE, the Department of International Development (ID) is the nerve centre of intellectual cross-fertilisation on developing regions, societies, and dynamic processes of development.
Latest research news
Professor Jean-Paul Faguet featured in Deutsche Welle report on Pakistan’s economic future
Professor Jean-Paul Faguet has been featured in a new Deutsche Welle (DW) video exploring whether the creation of new provinces could help boost economic development in Pakistan.
Book authored by Professor Naila Kabeer and published by LSE Press wins prestigious prize
The prize recognises exceptional, innovative and open access books.
Professor Tiziana Leone Calls for Better Measures of Women’s and Children’s Health in Crisis Settings
A new invited commentary by Professor Tiziana Leone published in the BMJ, argues that current approaches to measuring women’s and children’s health fail to capture the long-term impacts of overlapping climate and conflict crises.
Professor Elliott Green joins Mauritius’ Vice-President for discussion on the country's national identity
Drawing on his extensive research into nationalism and development, Professor Green examined how socialism and left-wing ideologies are connected to national identification in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Global hunger is an early-warning signal for instability and should shape UK security planning states new report
Study explores the links between food insecurity, political crises and global security.
