Curator for Economics and Social Policy in the LSE Library.
London, England
Joined July 2016
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Congratulations to the winners of the LSE Library Exposure and Contrast photo competition, Niki Stavrianou, Graham Weston and Sophie Myles! See the winning images on display in the Library Gallery until 31/1. Thank you to all who participated. Read more:
lse.ac.uk/library/whats-on/l…
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🏆 Earlier this week, we honoured #NobelLaureate F.A. Hayek.
Bruce J. Caldwell spoke about Hayek’s key ideas and especially his contributions to the methodology of the social sciences.
Missed the lecture? Listen to it here 👇
lse.ac.uk/lse-player?id=f273…
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London people interested in social history post-Grenfell, come to our exhibition at the Tabernacle, Powis Sq, W11, 18-24 Nov. It tells the story of the community response, through graffiti and a timeline of Year 1. We'd love your feedback. Come 10am-6pm for a chat 💚
ALT Flyer for interactive exhibition titled 'Grenfell: Writing on the wall', illustrated with a photo of a young girl with a green spraycan working on a mural
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Exposure and Contrast @LSELibrary exhibits photographs & materials from The Exit Photography Group documenting social change & deprivation in Britain's inner cities in the 1970s.
@EconomicCurator @curiochels & C. Kinsey reflect on six stand-out items 👉wp.me/p2MwSQ-hFJ
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Exposure and contrast: the Exit photography group is an exhibition @LSELibrary (23 September 2024 - 31 January 2025) derived from a collection of #photographs and interviews documenting 1970s urban Britain.
Explore a selection of exhibition highlights 👉
wp.me/p2MwSQ-hFJ
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Join @mannheimcrim on 13 Nov to hear Professor Stina Bergman Blix give ‘An International Perspective on the Emotive-Cognitive Process of Judicial Decision-Making’ with @KoehlerJA chairing!
More info here: ow.ly/p1BM50TY45s
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Exit Photography's stark vision of 1970s urban struggles comes to LSE Library
➡️ ianvisits.co.uk/articles/765…
In 1974, a group of photographers started recording life in several of the UK's largest cities, and their work is currently on display in the LSE library.
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Very pleased to announce that we have another 67 of Charles Booth's research notebooks available to view on the Booth website! Primarily these covering the Industry and Religious Influences parts of his study. Thanks to @humap_me_ for their hard work! booth.lse.ac.uk/notebooks
Check out the @LSEReviewBooks blog us exhibition curators have written! We've highlighted a few of the items currently on display in the @LSELibrary gallery exhibition blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofb…
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❓ 🔎 What’s in store for social sciences publishing?
As part of #OAWeek 2024, join LSE Press for an excellent schedule of insightful panels, Q&As and networking sessions for ECRs and anyone interested in learning more about publishing.
Don't miss! ↪️
lse.ac.uk/library/events/gen…
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📸 Calling all photographers!
@LSELibrary want to see your images that resonate with the mission and ethos of the Exit Photography Group, to document and bear witness to inner city lives.
➡️Closing Friday 29 November.
➡️ More info: lse.ac.uk/library/whats-on/l… @SideGallery
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Thank you @EconomicCurator for the personal tour of the latest @LSELibrary exhibition on the Exit Photography Group and their work documenting how people lived in the UK in the 1970s. well done to all involved in putting this together!
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As people in the #UK continue to struggle with rising living costs, Dr Eileen Alexander @LSEMethodology worked with Hackney residents to photograph their experiences of the cost of living crisis.
#LSEResearchForTheWorld #CostOfLiving lse.ac.uk/research/research-…
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Here's Paul Trevor, one the Exit Collective photographers, busily editing away in his 'borrowed' flat off Brick Lane. The Collective is the focus of the current @LSELibrary exhibition which features an audio guide by Paul. Come and listen to their story! lse.ac.uk/library/whats-on/e…
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Archival documents can connect us to the voices and experiences of disabled people across history. On Friday 18 October, drop by to meet our specialists and browse a document display bringing to the fore the stories of disabled people through the ages. eventbrite.co.uk/e/disabilit…
ALT Hand drawing of an ear trumpet (a device to assist hearing) shaped like a flower, designed sit in a headband of foliage. The document is a registered design, a form of copyright protection. Catalogue reference: BT 45/10/1897
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Michael Ward, author of a new biography 'Unceasing War on Poverty: Beatrice and Sidney Webb and their world' will be @LSELibrary talking with Prof David Soskice @LSEGovernment and Baroness @GlenysThornton📆Tues 8 Oct 6pm @LSEalumni @LSEReviewBooks eventbrite.co.uk/e/unceasing…
Been working on this for the past few months with co-curators Prof Cadence Kinsey + @curiochels. The photos are exemplary and promise to look *chefs kiss* on our video wall. Come over and take a look from 23rd Sept. There's a photo competition too for budding camera wielders!
Opening 23/9! New Exhibition 'Exposure and Contrast: the Exit Photography Group' tells the story of a group who documented people's lives in UK cities in the 1970s through images and interviews revealing a country wracked by inequalities. @LSEnews @CPAGUK lse.ac.uk/library/events/gen…
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Over the last few months we’ve been working to upgrade the Charles Booth’s London webpages with our friends @humap_me_ and it’s now live! Take a look here: booth.lse.ac.uk/
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"Mannheim’s work was not only pioneering in the theoretical development of sociology of knowledge, but also in the concepts of ideology and utopia and of generation."
But who was "cosmopolitan outsider", Karl Mannheim?
Terhi Rantanen for @LSEblogs ✍ blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/2…
