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Fault lines in the British welfare state and public services make for an unstable recovery
Thursday 12 May 2022 · Dr Tania Burchardt, Dr Polly Vizard
The science of feeling: why octopuses, lobsters and crabs require animal welfare protection
Tuesday 18 January 2022 · Professor Jonathan Birch
Seeing animals differently: the science and ethics of sentience
Tuesday 23 September 2025 · Professor Jonathan Birch
Tackling reckless lending and indebtedness in South Africa
Wednesday 21 September 2022 · Professor Deborah James FBA
Families in crisis: why the government must consider the case for debt relief
Wednesday 7 July 2021 · Dr Joseph Spooner
What inspired my research approach? Recommended reads from our academics
Thursday 12 May 2022 · LSE Blogs
Coronavirus must be a lesson on how we respond to climate change
Friday 15 January 2021 · Dr Rebecca Elliott
Can the world avert a climate emergency?
Friday 15 January 2021 · Professor Sam Fankhauser
How can we understand wealth inequality across countries?
Tuesday 15 March 2022 · Nora Waitkus, Fabian Pfeffer
Starting child benefits during pregnancy could help tackle inequality and boost economic growth
Tuesday 23 May 2023 · Mary Reader
Stalling social progress and its impact on children
Wednesday 21 September 2022 · Dr Polly Vizard
When knowledge is power, inequality is inevitable: why the Bolsheviks were never going to “level up” society
Tuesday 18 January 2022 · Professor Tomila Lankina
