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Research shows sustainability campaigns urging people to consume less may have little impact on how people actually act.

Perfectionism may be contributing to wider concerns about youth mental health.

Research examines digital dimensions of child exploitation across two regions.

Ilka Gleibs points to reasons for optimism about social science research.

New research explores how people are using AI tools to engage with politics.

Research by Ana Barjašić and Dario Krpan shows that investors favour men over women when assessing identical business cases, shaping who receives funding, support and opportunities.

The study shows that access to urban green spaces can improve life satisfaction and mental health, particularly during periods of crisis.

Higher education is linked to Western cultural values worldwide, according to new research co-authored by LSE analysing data from 95 countries.

The prize was awarded for Lahlou's multidisciplinary work and his influential 'Installation Theory', which has shaped understanding of behavioural change and food behaviour.

New study introduces the concept to ‘necessity activism’ to describe how survival rather than ideology drives people to political engagement.

Based within the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment of the Netherlands (RIVM), the Centre will support the WHO in integrating behavioural insights into global health responses.

A recent study by LSE researchers in partnership with Extinction Rebellion UK offers valuable insights into the effectiveness of social media strategies for climate organisations.