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🚨 We've launched this year's Cutting Edge Series with a guest lecture by Prof Ha-Joon Chang and Prof Richard Kozul-Wright on A New New International Economic Order (NNIEO) for a New Global Economy.
📺 Catch the replay on our YouTube channel this Monday!
Here’s what a ruling party official says about the state of health services in Uganda.
They turn a blind eye to the damage, so long as it keeps feathering their nest 🙄
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💥New: Commercial platforms thrive on high switching costs to retain users. As Bluesky gains traction, Mark Carrigan warns that academics could find themselves ensnared by the same market dynamics that once trapped them on Twitter
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New💥 Can @Conservatives find unifying leader after historic defeat?
With fewer, unrepresentative & inexperienced MPs, the challenge is huge, says @AugLuca.
@KemiBadenoch @JamesCleverly @TomTugendhat @pritipatel @RobertJenrick @MelJStride @ProfTimBale ow.ly/LQaf50TauSy
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On election night, hundreds of people and several panels of experts came together at LSE to discuss and analyse the big issues behind the election results: the state of British politics, healthcare, the economy, foreign policy and democracy at large. 👇
blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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What makes sceptical people trust messages from strangers?
Many Ugandans 🇺🇬 purchased herbal medicines in response to Whatsapp rumours about #COVID19 cures, explained @LizzieStorer & @anguyoa for the @AfricaAtLSE blog.
#SocialMediaDay #SMDay
blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/…
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📚 Calling all residents of Jaipur, #India!
Did you know that #Jaipur hosts the world's largest literary festival, featuring over 400 speakers?
We want your input for our #Bookshop Guides. Share your favorite bookshops. Email us at: [email protected]
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New ✨ Locked Out of Development: Insiders and Outsiders in Arab Capitalism by @shertog1 @LSEGovernment, reviewed by @ysfmurteza.
@CambridgeUP @CUP_PoliSci #Development
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What a great honor to present the FES supported book "How Africa Trades" by @DavidLukeTrade of @AfricaAtLSE to H.E. Sen. Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM, Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria @NigeriaGov.
1/2 – at Abuja, Nigeria
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It is criminal that, even with a generation surplus, West Nile is yet to be plugged into the national grid. The legendary enterprise and graft there needs to be powered up!
Fair reminder @Kalinaki, on the impact of value-addition especially to organically produced foods to the local economies... We in West Nile are eagerly waiting on the connection to the national electricity grid to lower that cost and attract more capital into that space.
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Full tummies and now snoozing 💤 It's amazing how quickly lions can go from deep sleep to being so alert to sounds of distant prey or an intruder.
Good afternoon from Murchison Falls National Park. We hope these 30 wild seconds will make your #MondayMood better. #ExploreUganda
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💥New🇬🇧: Are #petitions a valuable democratic tool or do they simply amplify the views of those who are already politically engaged?
Find out in this post by Cristina Leston-Bandeira @estrangeirada & Blagovesta Tacheva of @UniversityLeeds👇
#Democracy ow.ly/pCJj50QyFhf
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💥New🚄: Is optimism bias behind HS2's budget underestimates and cost overruns?
@LSE_PBS Cahal Moran & Ganga Shreedhar (@geeshree @LSEGeography ) highlight the significant impact of optimism bias in government cost-benefit analyses👇
#HS2 #optimismbias ow.ly/LuuU50QxKp0
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My latest blog in which I vent at the low quality of arguments for immigration in serious newspapers. Please up your game! Or don't be surprised if your arguments fail to prevail. blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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Justice Sebutinde ruling at the International Court of Justice does not represent the Government of Uganda’s position on the situation in Palestine. She has previously voted against Uganda’s case on DRC. Uganda’s support for the plight of the Palestinian people has been expressed through Uganda ‘s voting pattern at the United Nations.
Judge Julia Sebutinde, the first African woman to sit on the ICJ, voted against all the provisional measures South Africa sought against Israel.
We, Ugandans, are impatiently waiting for her explanation.
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The ban on XL Bully dogs will cause widespread human and canine suffering while doing nothing to increase public safety. My new post for
@LSEpoliticsblog blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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Since 2010, UK election debates, especially TV ones, have lacked stability.
Ahead of the 2024 general election, Dr Nick Anstead @MediaLSE highlights the absence of a governing body or clear guidance, harming debates' democratic potential👇
#election2024 ow.ly/7OeG50Qts5M
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#Levellingup
@dannydorling said "the most likely scenario is levelling down, because when the money runs out, you’re going to have to tax people at the top more. There comes a point when you can only tax the rich, otherwise people will starve"
#equality blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill
Yesterday, the #Rwanda bill passed in the House of Commons despite a potential #Tory rebellion.
Prof. Sarah Singer @LondonU argues that the bill doesn't alter the UK's international human rights obligations. 👇
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