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Do Chinese ICT firms in North Africa create opportunities for technological learning and upgrading? This article draws on extensive fieldwork in #Egypt and #Algeria to answer this question.
Dive into the findings available in open access🌍 rb.gy/wn1vss

Duncan Green (Duncan Green) explains why 'The World in 2040: Renewing the UK’s Approach to International Affairs' is an example of good policy writing and could impact FCDO reform
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It’s official 🎟 The ticket line for #LSEFestival 2024: Power and Politics is now open!

Book your free tickets to hear from world-leading experts from 10-15 June 👇

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Labour migration has been a historical reality in Nepal but has increased hugely in recent years. Aashiyana Adhikari looks at the complex impact of migration from rural to urban/foreign destinations on the economy & society.

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LSE Department of Economics LSE International Development Nishchalnath Pandey

Harshita Sinha (Harshita Sinha) writes a thoughtful reflection on the emotional journey of migration and highlights the personal and political dimensions of the migrant experience
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Duncan Green (Duncan Green) explains why 'The World in 2040: Renewing the UK’s Approach to International Affairs' is an example of good policy writing and could impact FCDO reform
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Don't miss this special event on May 23rd! 📌

We are honoring the contributions of former IAFFE president Naila Kabeer including her iconic book 'Reversed Realities' (1994), which exposed the biases in mainstream development theory and policy.

Professor Kate Meagher discusses the disparity between the peaceful nature of the protests in London calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and their portrayal in mainstream media as extremist gatherings
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Harshita Sinha (Harshita Sinha) writes a thoughtful reflection on the emotional journey of migration and highlights the personal and political dimensions of the migrant experience
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Gendering Toxic Contamination: Toxic Risks, Bodies, and Pregnancies in Gold Mining and Coca Farming Communities in the Bajo Cauca Region #Colombia by Chiara Chiavaroli LSE International Development onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/an…

Edgar Buberwa explores the concept of brain circulation within the African diaspora, challenging traditional notions of brain drain or gain.
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Dr Tine Hanrieder (Tine Hanrieder) highlights the pressing need for policymakers to address global health challenges and suggests how they can do this
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Professor Kate Meagher discusses the disparity between the peaceful nature of the protests in London calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and their portrayal in mainstream media as extremist gatherings
wp.me/p3MVmW-3hy

Edgar Buberwa explores the concept of brain circulation within the African diaspora, challenging traditional notions of brain drain or gain.
wp.me/p3MVmW-3hq

Professor Robert Wade discusses Brazil's upcoming hosting of the G20 summit, outlining its challenges in navigating global governance dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and the quest for inclusivity and legitimacy within the forum
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During the Spring Break, a group of MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies students embarked on a three-day trip to Geneva, Switzerland 🌎

Read Mashiyath, Ella and Cassandra's reflections on the trip - blogs.lse.ac.uk/internationald…

Next week, join Hassan Damluji, Senior Visiting Fellow LSE Intl Relations, for a talk on the design principles, strategy, progress and challenges of the new World Health Organization (WHO) Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence.

🗓️ 7 May
🕔 17:00
🏢 Sumeet Valrani Lecture Theatre

🔗 lse.ac.uk/global-health-…

Dr Tine Hanrieder (Tine Hanrieder) highlights the pressing need for policymakers to address global health challenges and suggests how they can do this
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LSE Professor in Practice Duncan Green is leaving Oxfam after 20 years. He explains what he plans to do next in this blog post. Spoiler alert: we may be seeing more of him at LSE!

Professor Robert Wade discusses Brazil's upcoming hosting of the G20 summit, outlining its challenges in navigating global governance dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and the quest for inclusivity and legitimacy within the forum
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