Noëlle Rohde winner of the Professor David Parkin Prize for the use of ethnographic methods.

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LSE Press is delighted to announce a new collaboration with JSTOR, providing access to open access books on the digital library’s widely accessed platform.

Why open educational resources should form a central part of university strategies for public engagement.

Pelicot was named knight of the Legion of Honour on a list announced ahead of France's Bastille Day.

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