London School of Economics and Political Science
In conversation with Sri Mulyani Indrawati
LSE School of Public Policy Annual Lecture: Indonesia's former finance minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati discusses her economic stewardship with Professor Tony Travers, Interim Dean of the School of Public Policy.
Making sense of the US midterms 2026
Leading experts on American politics, including Fredrick C. Harris, Desmond King and Laurel Rapp, discuss the November 2026 midterm results and what they mean for Trump's presidency, chaired by Peter Trubowitz.
The conservative tradition in sociological thought
Sociology lecture by Princeton's Shamus Khan on the conservative tradition in sociological thought, covering hierarchy, authority, family, community and traditionalism, chaired by LSE's Sam Friedman.
Sustainability and behavioural change: a discussion
Panel discussion launching a new LSE Public Policy Review issue on sustainability, weighing incremental against transformative pathways and how large-scale pro-environmental behaviour change can be fostered. Speakers include…
The economics of transitioning away from fossil fuels
Panel discussion on the economics of the fossil-fuel transition, covering climate policy, clean energy investment and the COP30 Roadmap, with COP30 President André Corrêa do Lago, Robin Burgess, Rachel Kyte and José…
Philanthropy and the impact economy
Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, explores philanthropy's evolving role in the global impact economy — where it adds value, its limits, and who decides what matters. Chaired by Professor Stephan Chambers of…
The challenges to peace and democracy in the Middle East
Hosted by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity This conversation is part of AFSEE's programme of events to celebrate our tenth anniversary. Peace and democracy are facing growing challenges across the Middle…