Claims about artisanship, heritage and sustainability are used to justify premium prices. But are they verified - or is there a risk of “craftwashing”?

Three LSE academics - Professor Tania Burchardt, Professor Coretta Phillips and Professor Wendy Sigle - have been elected Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences for their impactful research.

A new memoir by Kimberlé Crenshaw – the feminist scholar behind critical race theory & intersectionality – on the experiences that shaped her intellectual life.

A new memoir by Kimberlé Crenshaw – the feminist scholar behind critical race theory & intersectionality – on the experiences that shaped her intellectual life.

Women are leading when it comes to innovative solutions to the ecological crisis, based on a relationship with nature grounded in care and stewardship

To mark South Asian Heritage Month we've selected ten standout social science books that explore South Asian politics, history, culture and social change.

Communications and Events Officer, , <p style="margin: 0cm; text-align: center;"><em><span>LSE is committed to building a diverse, equitable and truly inclusive university</span></em></p> <p style="ma...

YouTube video by LSE Department of Gender Studies

Runway to Feminist Justice · Episode

Organised by Jules Allen, Yasmeen Arif, Asiya Islam, Clare Walsh, and Sibylla Warrington This Symposium examines the “tensions of care” that permeate the everyday practices, politics and infrastructur...

'Regression in disguise'.

Abstract. This article argues that any study of Palestinian refugee women must center the Nakba—the 1948 “catastrophe”—as a juncture-point and ongoing rupt

A free public event hosted by the Department of Government launching Professor Sara Hobolt and Professor James Tilley's new book, Tribal Politics.

Refugeehood may epitomize what Achille Mbembe (2003, “Necropolitics.” Public Culture 15 (1): 11–40) refers to as “death worlds,” where individuals are dehumanized and excluded from everyday spaces ...