25th CEPR-JIE Conference on Applied Industrial Organisation
Date: Thursday 29 May - Friday 30 May
Location: The Marshall Building, MAR 2.04
Description:
The Applied IO conference series seeks to contribute to the understanding of the breadth of topics analysed within the field of Industrial Organization, including demand analysis, productivity, competition in the short- and long-run, innovation, investment, and auctions, to develop empirical protocols and tests of economic models, to promote the exchange and the dissemination of results at the forefront of research, and finally, to evaluate current competition and regulation policies. It will cover the state of the art in both theoretical and empirical Industrial Organization. For the 25th edition of the conference, we will organise a special session on IO & Development.
Audience: Faculty and PhD students.
To register for this conference and access the programme, please click here.
If you have any questions, please contact Bao Khanh Le, at bkle@cepr.org, or Alessia Zaja, at A.Zaja@lse.ac.uk, for more information.
Festival of Management
Time and Date: 9.00am - 7.30pm, Monday 12 May
Location: The Marshall Building, MAR 1.04 & MAR 1.10
Description:
The Festival of Management is a special one-day showcase of presentations on important management themes. It is split across two streams, one for Faculty, PhD and Research colleagues, focusing on the fascinating research of our junior faculty, and another for Professional Services Staff, discussing the role of professional services in higher education.
Audience: Faculty, PhD and Research students and Professional Services Staff.
To view the full webpage, please click here.
If you have any questions, please contact dom.events@lse.ac.uk, for more information.
Diversity Under Duress: What Workplaces Will Look Like in 20 Years
Time and Date: 6.00 - 8.00pm, Wednesday 7 May
Location: The Marshall Building, MAR 2.08
Description:
Join LSE’s Department of Management Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee for an insightful evening delving into the future of the workplace.
Featuring a panel of expert speakers, we will explore how workplace diversity will evolve over the next two decades, responding to both progress and current challenges.
Aiming to broaden the conversation and foster meaningful discussions, this event will highlight and champion topics which are key drivers of business success, leadership, and organisational change. We will tackle concerns around political shifts, rapid technological change, such as AI, the sustainability of initiatives, and the emerging frontiers of diversity.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage and network with leaders in the field as well as LSE students, alumni, and academics. Save the date and join the discourse to address today’s important business, social, and career trends!
Join us after the event for networking, nibbles, and drinks.
Audience: Students, Faculty, Alumni, Professionals.
To register for this conference, please click here.
If you have any questions, please contact Paulette Annon, at P.J.Annon@lse.ac.uk, for more information.
Is Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion too Western-centric?: Bridging EDI across cultures
Time and Date: 5.45 - 8.00pm, Wednesday 20 November
Location: Centre Building, CKK 1.04
Description:
Join us for a panel and interactive discussion organised by the London School of Economics Department of Management’s Equity, Diversity & Inclusion team.
Who does EDI benefit? Does it benefit marginalised communities or those in power? Are EDI practices developed in the West still applicable in the Global South? How can EDI practices be expanded or adapted for different cultures and contexts around the world? How can we embrace “cultural humility” to create an inclusive EDI practice?
This year’s theme takes a critical look at EDI practices and whether and how they can be applied in a globalising world.
This event will feature expert speakers and interactive discussions that bridge theory and practice. There will also be the opportunity to network with EDI practitioners, researchers, and DoM students with a passion for EDI.
Whether you are a student, faculty member, or a seasoned EDI/HR practitioner, you will gain valuable insights into EDI interventions and challenges across various cultures.
Audience: Students, Alumni, Staff, Employers, Sponsors.
To register for this conference, please click here.
If you have any questions, please contact Paulette Annon, at P.J.Annon@lse.ac.uk, for more information.
Colloquium on Digitalization, Interfacing and their Impacts
Time and Date: 9.00am - 6.00pm, Tuesday 4 June
Location: Centre Building, Sumeet Valrani Lecture Room, CBG.1.01
Description:
The Information Systems and Innovation Group within the Department of Management, London School of Economics is pleased to announce a Colloquium on Digitalization, Interfacing and their Impacts which will be held at the LSE campus on the 4th of June 2024.
The Colloquium is an opportunity for IS researchers, at any level of experience and seniority, to discuss research related to key and emerging themes surrounding Digitalization in a constructive setting. Talks from noted global IS scholars will stimulate discussion on a range of different aspects of Digitalization, including the interfacing of complex systems and the opportunities and challenges these creates for business and society. Full details of the agenda, as well as abstracts of the talks, will be provided closer to the date. The event is organised by the EPSRC funded IRIS research programme: Interface reasoning for interacting systems (IRIS). (ukri.org)
Audience: This conference is open to Information Systems researchers at any level of experience and seniority.
Please contact Anushri Gupta at A.Gupta140@lse.ac.uk to register.
London Quantitative Marketing Conference 2024
Time and Date: 10.00am - 5.00pm, Wednesday 8 May 2024
Location: TBC
Description:
The London Quantitative Marketing Conference aims to facilitate research collaboration and networking among researchers and PhD students at universities in London. The conference features research talks and discussions on diverse quantitative marketing research topics.
This year, we are excited to add two PhD students presentations in the morning: Chaoran Liu (LBS) and Yanting He (Imperial). In the afternoon, we will welcome Xu Zhang (LBS), Stephan Seiler (Imperial), Rafael Greminger and Vladimir Pavlov (UCL).
Audience: Faculty and PhD students whose research interests are in the quantitative marketing area
Please contact Xiaolin Li at x.li166@lse.ac.uk to register.
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