Welcome to the 2026/27 academic year! 🌟
To celebrate, we’d like to reintroduce ourselves.
CJP highlights upcoming events and recent publications on conflict, justice, and peace issues at LSE.
@LSEEI @LSEIRDept @LSEGovernment @LSE_ID
🔗lse.ac.uk/cjp
#LSECJP
EVENT | Rethinking the public sphere: space and society in an age of crisis
🗓️Monday 19 October
⏰6.30pm - 8.00pm
📍LSE Campus
@LSEGeography
#LSEEvents #LSECJP
Find out more👇
lse.ac.uk/geography-and-envi…
EVENT | Sustainable post-crisis development: the need for a human rights approach
🗓️Monday 12 October
⏰6.30pm - 8.00pm
📍LSE Campus and Online
🗣️@YasmineAhmed001 @LiguoriChiara @pollyinthecity & Dr Myfanwy James
@LSE_ID #LSECJP
Find out more👇
lse.ac.uk/events/post-crisis…
LSE Conflict, Justice & Peace Platform retweeted
How oligarchs dominate our democracies and preserve inequality blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
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Dr Kristin Surak has been interviewed in @DIEZEIT about her research on elite mobility, nationalism and the market for citizenship and visas, exploring what these trends mean for belonging, identity and community building in an increasingly unequal world.
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How the post-Cold War mistakes made by Western leaders paved the way for populism blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
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Fears about the US are leading to a new world of balancing for the EU and middle powers writes @ProfKMcNamara of @Georgetown blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
PUBLICATION | Journalism and AI in an age of doubt
✍️Professor Charlie Beckett
@MediaLSE @CharlieBeckett
#LSECJP
📚Read more👇
blogs.lse.ac.uk/polis/2025/0…
LSE Conflict, Justice & Peace Platform retweeted
The climate crisis is reshaping economies, societies, and livelihoods—but not everyone bears its costs equally.
Our #LSEFestival panel brings together leading academics and practitioners to explore the deep links between climate change and inequality.
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EVENT | About "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind": roundtable on creativity, resilience, and inter-cultural translation
🗓️Wednesday 27 May 2026
⏱️6.30pm - 8.00pm
📍LSE Campus and Online
@LSEEI
#LSEEvents #LSECJP
Find out more 📷 👇
lse.ac.uk/european-institute…
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How has democracy created such outsized power for a tiny ultra-rich few?
Join us for the launch of The #Blind #Spot: How Oligarchs Dominate Our Democracies by Jeffrey Winters.
📆 Mon 18 May | 5-6.30pm
📍 The Thai Theatre #LSE
Tickets available👇🏾
lse.ac.uk/government/events/…
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What is driving the rise in populism - and how can we stop it?
Join us for the launch of the latest book by @liambyrnemp with @zoesqwilliams
and @sarahobolt.
Our speakers will draw connections between growing inequality and the populist surge.
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Don’t miss Robin Celikates at LSE discussing migration, solidarity, and the politics of belonging.
📅 7 May, 6.30pm
Free & open to all.
#Sociology #HumanRights #LSE
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PUBLICATION | Women in diplomacy in the Gulf region: Iran and the UAE in comparative perspective
✍️ Professor Amnon Aran, Professor Karen E Smith, Dr Anahita Motazed-Rad
@LSEIRDept #LSECJP
📚Read more 👇
researchonline.lse.ac.uk/id/…
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The Democrats’ disagreement over the US attacks on Iran means Republicans can set the terms of the debate writes @RoushJackW of @lsehistory blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
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How does the category of constituent power explain & evaluate contemporary conflicts about political legitimacy?
Join us to explore this topic at our upcoming public event.
📅12 May, 6.30pm
📍In-person & online
Register at:
lse.ac.uk/european-institute…
PUBLICATION | Peacemaker: U Thant, the United Nations and the untold story of the 1960s
✍️Professor John Sidel
@LSEGovernment @LSEIRDept #LSECJP
📚Read more below🔗
researchonline.lse.ac.uk/id/…
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Jimmy Carter’s malaise-ridden political fate is a warning to Keir Starmer’s government writes @NickAnstead of @MediaLSE blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
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As US security strategy becomes increasingly negative towards Europe @NickAnstead of @MediaLSE writes on what imaginary threats can tell us about the strategic estrangement between Europe and America blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
LSE Conflict, Justice & Peace Platform retweeted
As ecological and economic crises reveal the contradictions of our productive model, the idea of degrowth has gained both advocates and critics.
Should degrowth be our priority? Can we downscale the economy and avoid the threat of recessionary crisis?
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