What does new Personal Status Law mean for Saudi Arabian women?

Our Religion and Global Society blog discusses what advances have been made for #WomensRights in the Kingdom. ⬇️

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👏 Last week we welcomed Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, to speak at LSE.

Addressing a full room, he discussed the key role that central bank reserves play in delivering Bank of England’s core mandates of securing financial stability & conducting monetary policy.

A shining city on a hill or fading empire? What will be America's place in the world in the 21st century?

Listen to this collaboration between LSEIQ and LSE Phelan US Centre’s podcast, The Ballpark where they discuss the future of the USA. ⬇️
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Is the key to the success of tabloid papers in the comment section? 🕵️

Dr Chmielewska-Szlajfer explains why tabloids are so able to predict the political mood. ⬇️

#LSEResearchForTheWorld
#UKGeneralElection
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A South-Vietnamese student discussed the Vietnam War #OnThisDay 1967 in the Beaver.

Remember that the Beaver archive is available via @LSELIbrary's digital library with the collection stretching as far back as 1949!

See the full 1967 edition here.
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We're No. 1 in London in the Complete University Guide! 🎉

'It is the great work our community does that maintains the School’s reputation and makes it the exciting and intellectually challenging place it is.'
President & Vice Chancellor Larry Kramer

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If you're in London, please join me and Larry Kramer for a powerful discussion on the transformative power of #education .
RSVP here - bit.ly/4bw1pXA

LSE LSE Alumni #EducateGirls #LSEEducation

The #UkGeneralElection is on! 🗳️

Who do you expect to come out on top the morning of 5 July? 🤔

Let us know. ⬇️

Join our LSE Festival Family Day on Saturday 15 June for hands-on activities! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

The day includes:

🎨 Make your own campaign art inspired by the LSE collection
💭 Enjoy a story making workshop
🖌️ Face painting throughout the day

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Thanks to the Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Programme, Shailey Gokhale was able take her place as a LSE Health Policy student. 😊

Find out how Shailey hopes to use her studies back home in India. ⬇️

#ShapingTheWorld
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🎟️ Tickets are now live for our upcoming event with Educate Girls founder Safeena Husain!

In this Marshall Institute talk, Safeena Husain & Larry Kramer will discuss the importance of girls' education 📖

In person only. Book your ticket here 👇 lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…

In case you are in London, Larry Kramer and I would love to have you join our conversation at the LSE Alumni Marshall Institute on #GirlsEducation Educate Girls

Alumna Safeena Husain is founder of Educate Girls, a non-profit which helps girls in India have access to education.

Safeena will discuss girls education with President & Vice-Chancellor Larry Kramer.

📆 Wednesday 29 May
⏰ 6.30pm - 8.00pm BST
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Despite being a country with a fantastic reputation for human rights, Finland falls behind it's fellow Nordic states when it comes to LGBTQ rights.

Alumna Saaga Leppänen discusses the issues in a special #IDAHOBIT blog. ⬇️

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