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Parallel crises in US and UK higher education signal a major restructuring of academic labour 2025-03-21
There are unfolding crises in government funding and support for higher education in the US and UK. Highlighting the parallels between these crises, Jana Bacevic argues the only available response to academics is to organise around their shared interests. It is a rare moment when universities in the UK look at their counterparts in the […]
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How to make university activist-in-residence programmes work 2025-03-20
Ed Stevens and Nayana Dhavan explore the case for activist-in-residence (AiR) programmes and how best to foster their impact. As universities up and down the UK re/discover their civic purpose, new spaces for engagement are emerging such as that offered through activist-in-residence (AiR) programmes. In such programmes, activists are institutionally hosted – usually by research […]
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What the search for a social unicorn tells us about scaling impact 2025-03-19
Do social unicorns exist? Kieron Boyle sets out the ambition of the 100x Impact Accelerator to impact hundreds of millions of lives and discusses what this project can teach us about scaling research and social impact. At LSE we are committed to “understanding the causes of things.” For decades, research has contributed to understanding the […]
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Is the quest for net-zero a form of scientism? 2025-03-11
Discussing a tendency in contemporary politics to reduce issues to questions of scientific measures of climate change, Mike Hulme argues for more diverse understandings of climate and change and its impacts on society. Mike Hulme discussed his research on climatism as part of his lecture, ‘Epistemic Pluralism and Climate Change’ at LSE on 10 March […]
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