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The LSE Review of Books has shared a review of The Connections World: The Future of Asian Capitalism. We hosted a discussion with authors @SimonJCommander and @saul_estrin, who advise major changes must be made to policy and behaviour in the region. https://t.co/LCptL5iUhi https://t.co/s80y0dIgUM

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🔜 One week to go! 🏙 @drlouiseashley, author of “Highly Discriminating: Why the City isn’t Fair and Why Diversity Doesn’t Work”, examines how the City of London reproduces inequality. #LSESociology @LSEsociology 📅 Tuesday 22 November https://t.co/CG2zvMJ0oE

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💡 Join Paul Tucker, author of “Global Discord: Values and Power”, John Bew, @SJRickard, Peter Wilson and @PjThinker in discussing how democracies can deal with illiberal states without sacrificing their deepest political values. @LSEEcon #LSEUKEconomy https://t.co/bzbVhrXopJ

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TODAY! #LSEUSViralJustice 📖 @ptrubowitz joins @ruha9 to discuss her latest book, Viral Justice, which describes how structural change towards a more just and joyful world can start with small changes to ones everyday life. @LSE_US 🖥 Join us online! https://t.co/SBA7iHSuaY

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Wonderful to have LSE's @KasiaPaprocki on stage this afternoon in conversation with @alpashah001 @liquidperson & @azeiderman about her new book "Threatening Dystopias: The Global Politics of Climate Change Adaptation in Bangladesh." Thanks to everyone for joining us! https://t.co/0Gd5bFOGh6

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🔴 We are LIVE for tonight’s @LSE_US event! Former US ambassador to Ukraine 🇺🇦 Marie Yovanovitch discusses her new memoir, Lessons from the Edge. #LSEUSYovanovitch https://t.co/gydOCeIAvB

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🔜 One week to go! #LSEIII @histresist will discuss the implications of his book "Black Ghost of Empire" – an investigation into the long shadow of slavery and its flawed end – for climate justice, with Hazel V Carby and @alpashah001. @LSEInequalities https://t.co/tGiOoBWtaa

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Delighted to be joined by Paul Johnson from @TheIFS who is discussing his new book "Follow the Money", which looks at what happened after the financial crisis of 2008-09 and the austerity years that followed. #LSEUKEconomy @LSEGovernment @LSEPublicPolicy https://t.co/Y8sAJnAiIY

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TODAY! #LSEWollstonecraft 📚 Join Angela Saini for a discussion on the roots of gendered oppression and her highly anticipated book The Patriarchs with @BeeRowlatt. https://t.co/WbdPRJkbxp

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🔴 We are underway for tonight’s @MediaLSE event. Shakuntala Banaji and Ram Bhat discuss their new book, Social Media and Hate. #LSEMedia https://t.co/fnA55DAF0X