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LSE Cities launches new interactive website to show how financial crisis has affected European cities|The research centre launches the European Metromonitor, which shows the impact of economic recession and recovery in over 150 of Europe’s largest metropolitan areas.LSE Professor calls for London to have a greater say over its taxes|The London Finance Commission, chaired by LSE’s Professor Tony Travers, has released a new report calling for greater financial freedoms for the capital.LSE and UCT establish Cape Town July School|The LSE-UCT July School will offer a range of exciting university-level courses at UCT’s beautiful campus on the slopes of Table Mountain. See July School| for more information.See News and media| for more.
 
James Wolfensohn  

The Amartya Sen Lecture at LSE|

Ninth president of the World Bank, James Wolfensohn delivers this lecture in honour of Amartya Sen, professor of economics at Harvard University, honorary LSE fellow and 1998 Nobel Prize recipient. Event date: 29 May.

 

Cooking as a Political Act|

Journalist and food writer Michael Pollan discusses what happens when corporations do the cooking, and why we need to take back control of our diets for the sake of our family, health and environment. Event date: 30 May.

Representing Europeans: a pragmatic approach|

With an increasing impact on Europe, Professor Richard Rose analyses the increased impact of the European Union, how democratic the institutions are and how far they really respond to voters' concerns. Event date: 6 June.

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Ha Joon Chang 
Video

Speakers: Dr Ha-Joon Chang, Professor Danny Quah
Recorded: Wednesday 15 May 2013, approx. 91 minutes

 
Audio

Speakers: Lord Glasman, Michael Gove
Recorded: Wednesday 15 May 2013, approx. 64 mins

Audio

Speaker: Dr Andrew Beatty
Recorded: Thursday 16 May 2013, approx. 59 mins

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Global Climate And Environment Policy 

The Handbook of Global Climate and Environment Policy|

Robert Falkner

 
Handbook On Energy 

Handbook on Energy and Climate Change|

Roger Fouquet

 
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LSE-PKU Summer School 2013|
LSE's Executive Summer School July 2013: economics, finance, management, public policy|
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