Can wellbeing economics can make a compelling case for governments to invest in prevention over mitigation?

With Europe in the grip of an unusually intense heatwave, what can be learned from regions more used to extreme heat?

3:30pm Sat 20 Jun | John Burn-Murdoch, Helen Pearson, David Shukman | Ticket required

Amplify by Adam Met and Heather Landy shows how the collective energy created at live music events can be harnessed to engage concert-goers in social change.

What can we be doing to save the Earth, its people and environment? See what's on and book your free tickets for talks, screenings, workshops and family events, in London or online, from 15 to 20 June...

Ahead of an event at the LSE Festival Peter Hill introduces the Clean Technology Partnership Initiative.

Alex Cobham argues that fairer rules, progressive taxation and a new UN tax framework could ensure more accountability and better public services worldwide.

What can we be doing to save the Earth, its people and environment? See what's on and book your free tickets for talks, screenings, workshops and family events, in London or online, from 15 to 20 June...

5pm Tues 16 Jun | Iain Begg, Nadia Calviño | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

Ahead of an event at the LSE Festival on 16 June Min-kyeong Cha asks: we can keep the lights on, cut emissions and keep energy affordable, all at the same time?

7pm Thurs 18 Jun | Fred Basso, Julie Calkins, Anugraha Chugh, Akshat Rathi | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

How can green industrial policy deliver growth in an uncertain world? This panel explores innovation, trade, and net zero in global value chains.

6pm Mon 15 Jun | Andrew Steer, Andrew Harper, Vicky Tennant | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

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3:30pm Sat 20 Jun | John Burn-Murdoch, Helen Pearson, David Shukman | Ticket required

1.30pm Mon 15 Jun | Kerry McCarthy, Laila Cunningham, Dr Michael Lerner, Donnachadh McCarthy | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

6:30pm Tues 16 Jun | Min Cha, Theresa Chambers, Spencer Dale, Tim Heal | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

A funding programme for innovative public engagement from the British Academy.

6.30pm 15 Jun | Ed Conway, Peter Hill, Catherine Thomas, Linda Yueh | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

12pm Wed 17 Jun | Dr Jonathan Cardoso-Silva, Marion Dumas | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

Join us for an evening of keynote speeches and discussion at LSE to mark the 40th anniversary of the New Economics Foundation (NEF), featuring Andy Burnham and Professor Jayati Ghosh.

12pm Thurs 18 Jun | Algirdas Brochard, Hayeon Cho, Giorgia Monsignori, Kay Patalano | Free event at the LSE Festival: How to save the planet | Ticket required

3:30pm Sat 20 Jun | Michael Muthukrishna, Hetan Shah, Judy Wajcman | Ticket required

From Mon 15 June - Thurs 2 July explore how LSE research can help build a more sustainable future in this free exhibition.

6:30pm Sat 20 Jun | Denise Baron, Nick Couldry, Nish Kumar | Ticket required

What can we be doing to save the Earth, its people and environment? A programme of free events from Monday 15 to Saturday 20 June. Tickets released on 18 May.

This is not trade policy in any conventional sense. It is economic coercion for geopolitical purposes.

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What can we be doing to save the Earth, its people and environment? A programme of free events from Monday 15 to Saturday 20 June. Explore this year's programme ahead of tickets being released on Mond...

Feminist financial influencers promise women empowerment through financial self-help. This may sound liberating but there are hidden costs to their advice.

6:30pm Mon 2 Feb | Alan Manning | Ticket Required | Free public event at LSE

Explore how technology is transforming the world of work through the rise of ‘work from anywhere’. Prithwiraj Choudhury examines the benefits and future impacts of this shift.