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These are publications by LSE academics, listed by author alphabetically. This list is updated regularly as books are published, so to read about the latest academic publications, please keep checking this page.

Academic authors who would like their book advertised on this page, should contact Nicole Gallivan, LSE Press Office, on 020 7955 7582 or email n.gallivan@lse.ac.uk|

For information on purchasing any of the publications listed, please contact the book's publishers.

2009

• Joshua Angrist and Jörn-Steffen Pischke: Mostly Harmless Econometrics: an empiricist's companion (Princeton University Press, 2009) 
  
• Christopher Badcock: The Imprinted Brain: how genes set the balance between autism and psychosis (Jessica Kingsley, May 2009)
  
• Sebastian Balfour: Castro: profiles in power series (Pearson, 2009) 
  
• Pauline Barrieu and Luca Albertini (eds): The Handbook of Insurance-Linked Securities (Wiley, July 2009)
  
• Wicher Bergsma, Marcel Croon, and Jacques Hagenaars: Marginal Models for Dependent, Clustered, and Longitudinal Categorical Data (Springer, June 2009)
  
• Al Bhimani and Michael Bromwich: Management Accounting: retrospect and prospect (Elsevier, October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• David Boucher and Paul Kelly (eds): Political Thinkers (Oxford University Press, May 2009)
  
• Richard Bronk: The Romantic Economist: imagination in economics (Cambridge University Press, 5 February 2009)
  
• Barry Buzan and Ana Gonzalez-Pelaez (eds): International Society and the Middle East (Palgrave Macmillan, March 2009)
  
• Barry Buzan and Lene Hansen: The Evolution of International Security Studies Cambridge University Press (August 2009) 
  
• Susana Carvalho and François Gemenne (eds): Nations and their Histories: constructions and representations (Palgrave Macmillan, 9 October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Christopher Chapman, David Cooper, and Peter Miller (eds): Accounting, Organizations, and Institutions: essays in honour of Anthony Hopwood (Oxford University Press, 13 August 2009)
  
• Ernestina Coast, Dylan Kneale and John Stillwell (eds): Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility: understanding population trends and processes (Springer, May 2009)
  
• Joan Costa-Font, Christophe Courbage, and Alistair McGuire (eds): The Economics of New Health Technologies (Oxford University Press, May 2009)
  
• Peter Draper, Philip Alves, and Razeen Sally (eds): The Political Economy of Trade Reform in Emerging Markets (Edward Elgar, June 2009)
  
• John Dryzek and Patrick Dunleavy: Theories of the Democratic State (Palgrave Macmillan, 13 May 2009)
  
• Spyros Economides and Vassilis Monastiriotis (eds): The return of street politics? Essays on the December riots in Greece (Hellenic Observatory, April 2009)
  
• Rachel Epstein and Ulrich Sedelmeier (eds): International Influence Beyond Conditionality: postcommunist Europe after EU enlargement (Routledge, April 2009)
  
• Mary Evans: The Imagination of Evil: detective fiction and the modern world(Continuum Books, 9 October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Vanessa Finch: Corporate Insolvency Law: perspectives and principles (Cambridge University Press, May 2009, Second Edition)
  
• Iñaki Garcia-Blanco, Sofie Van Bauwel and Bart Cammaerts (eds): Media Agoras: democracy, diversity, and communication (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, April 2009)
  
• Zeina B Ghandour: A Discourse on Domination in Mandate Palestine: imperialism, property and insurgency (Routledge, 1 September 2009)
  
• Paolo Gibilisco, Eva Riccomagno, Maria Piera Rogantin, and Henry Wynn (eds): Algebraic and Geometric Methods in Statistics (Cambridge University Press, October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Anthony Giddens: The Politics of Climate Change (Polity, 20 March 2009)
  
• Howard Glennerster: Understanding the finance of welfare: what welfare costs and how to pay for it (Policy Press, 2 February 2009, Second Edition)
  
• Romano Harré: Pavlov's Dogs and Schrödinger's Cat: tales from the living laboratory (Oxford University Press, 26 February 2009)
  
• Trevor Hartley: International Commercial Litigation (Cambridge University Press, July 2009)
  
• Kenneth Heydon and Stephen Woolcock: The Rise of Bilateralism: comparing American, European and Asian approaches to preferential trade agreements(United Nations University Press, May 2009)
  
• Paul Higate and Marsha Henry: Insecure Spaces: Peacekeeping, Power & Performance in Liberia, Kosovo and Haiti (Zed Books, March 2009)
  
• John Hills, Tom Sefton and Kitty Stewart (eds): Towards a more equal society? Poverty, inequality and policy since 1997 (Policy Press, 25 February 2009)
  
• Mutsumi Hirano: History Education and International Relations: a case study of diplomatic disputes over Japanese textbooks (Global Oriental, January 2009)
  
• Jude Howell and Jeremy Lind: Counter-Terrorism, Aid and Civil Society: before and after the war on terror (Palgrave Macmillan, 29 September 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Heather Jones, Jennifer O'Brien and Christoph Schmidt-Supprian (eds): Untold War: new perspectives in First World War studies (Brill, 15 May 2009)
  
• James Ker-Lindsay: Kosovo: the path to contested statehood in the Balkans (I B Tauris, May 2009)
  
• Tanai Khiaonarong and Jonathan Liebenau: Banking on Innovation: modernisation of payment systems (Springer, May 2009)
  
• Jan Kleinheisterkamp and Stefan Vogenauer (eds): Commentary on the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts (Oxford University Press, 5 February 2009)
  
• Ashwani Kumar, Jan Aart Scholte, Mary Kaldor, Marlies Glasius, Hakan Seckinelgin, and Helmut Anheier: Global Civil Society Yearbook 2009: Poverty and Activism (Sage, May 2009)
  
• Mary Lacity and Leslie Willcocks (eds): The Practice of Outsourcing: From Information Systems to BPO and Offshoring (Palgrave Macmillan, June 2009)
  
• Richard Layard: A Good Childhood: searching for values in a competitive age (Penguin, 5 February 2009)
  
• Lucian Leustean and John Madeley (eds): Religion, Politics and Law in the European Union (Routledge, 11 August 2009)
  
• David Lewis and Nazneen Kanji: Non-Governmental Organisations and Development (Routledge, June 2009)
  
• Jane Lewis: Work–Family Balance, Gender and Policy (Edward Elgar, May 2009)
  
• Sonia Livingstone: Children and the Internet (Polity Press, June 2009)
  
• Sonia Livingstone and Leslie Haddon (eds): Kids Online (The Policy Press, 30 September 2009)
  
• Shirin Madon: e-Governance for Development: a focus on rural India (Palgrave Macmillan, 29 October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Michael Mason and Amit Mor (eds): Renewable Energy in the Middle East: enhancing security through regional cooperation (Springer, 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Emmanuel Melissaris: Ubiquitous Law: legal theory and the space for legal pluralism (Ashgate, April 2009)
  
• Tim Newburn: Key Readings In Criminology (Willan Publishing, 1 September 2009)
  
• Sue Onslow (ed): Cold War in Southern Africa (Routledge, 6 July 2009)
  
• Susie Orbach: Bodies (Profile Books, January 2009)
  
• Francisco Panizza: Contemporary Latin America (Zed Books, June 2009)
  
• Mathijs Pelkmans (ed): Conversion After Socialism: disruptions, modernisms and technologies of faith in the former Soviet Union (Berghahn Books, October 2009) NEW POSTING
  
• Andy C Pratt and Paul Jeffcutt (eds): Creativity, Innovation and the Cultural Economy (Routledge, March 2009)
  
• Luc Pronzato and Anatoly Zhigljavsy (eds): Optimal Design and Related Areas in Optimization and Statistics (Springer, 2009) This volume is dedicated to Professor Henry Wynn, LSE, on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday
  
• Maurice Punch: Police Corruption: deviance, accountability and reform in policing (Willan Publishing, June 2009)
  
• Sergey Radchenko: Two Suns in the Heavens: the Sino-Soviet struggle for supremacy, 1962-1967 (Stanford University Press, 2009)
  
• Terhi Rantanen: When News Was New (Wiley-Blackwell, April 2009)
  
• Tamara Relis: Perceptions in Litigation and Mediation: lawyers, defendants, plaintiffs, and gendered parties (Cambridge University Press, February 2009)
  
• Amol Sasane: Algebras of Holomorphic Functions and Control Theory (Dover Publications, August 2009)
  
• Sharon Shalev: Supermax: controlling risk through solitary confinement (Willan Publishing, October 2009)
  
• Michael Shiner: Drug Use and Social Change (Palgrave Macmillan, 25 June 2009)
  
• Nicholas A Sims: The Future of Biological Disarmament: strengthening the treaty ban on weapons (Routledge, 24 February 2009)
  
• Francis Snyder: The European Union and China, 1949-2008: basic documents and commentary (Hart Publishing, March 2009)
  
• Iyiola Solanke: Making Anti-Racial Discrimination Law: A Comparative History of Social Action and Anti-Racial Discrimination Law (Routledge, August 2009)
  
• Nicholas Stern: Blueprint for a Safer Planet: how to manage climate change and create a new era of progress and prosperity (The Bodley Head Ltd, 2 April 2009)
  
• Leila Simona Talani: The Future of EMU (Palgrave Macmillan, 16 January 2009)
  
• Alex Voorhoeve: Conversations on Ethics (Oxford University Press, 5 October 2009)
  
• Andrew Walter and Gautam Sen: Analyzing the Global Political Economy (Princeton University Press, January 2009)
  
• H P Williams: Logic and Integer Programming (Springer, June 2009)

For information on books published in previous years by LSE academics, see New books archive|

Where can I purchase a publication?

LSE does not sell the books advertised above or in the New Books and Forthcoming Books web pages. Where possible, we have given a link to each publisher's website and the majority of publications can now be purchased online through  these links. 

The Waterstone's Economists' Bookshop| on LSE's campus is also a good source for the publications included on these pages. The bookshop is located at Clare Market, Portugal Street, opposite the Student Services Centre on campus. Tel: 020 7405 5531 (main), 020 7242 0579 (mail order department), Email: enquiries@economists.waterstones.co.uk|. 

If you have further queries about where to buy each book, please contact the publishers or the Waterstone's Economists' Bookshop directly.  

Updated 6 November 2009