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The post-COVID phenomenon of ‘quiet quitting’ is widespread in the UK, with younger employees being the most likely to be working significantly fewer hours than before the pandemic, according to new research from The Inclusion Initiative…

100x Impact Accelerator, a global impact accelerator based at LSE, has announced its first-ever cohort of social ventures. This follows a rigorous selection process that commenced in January 2023 when the Accelerator was launched.The…

LSE Generate, the School’s home for entrepreneurship, celebrated their first global achievement this week, winning the Entrepreneurship and Innovation team of the year at the Triple E awards in Barcelona.The accolade recognises the team’s…

LSE is the first university in London to become a Network Partner of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity committed to creating a circular economy through eliminating waste and pollution, circulating products and…

Conduct and emotional problems in adolescents today could cost the NHS nearly £630,000(1) annually in GP visits alone in adulthood, says new research published in the journal Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology (2).The study…

The first comprehensive study focusing on the implications of the European Union’s (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Africa has been released by the African Climate Foundation (ACF) and the Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa…

LSE has recently launched a sector-leading master’s module focusing on the business and societal implications of artificial intelligence (AI).In contrast to existing courses on AI that focus on technology design, data and algorithms, this…

LSE master’s student Elliot Gunn was recently awarded first place in the 2023 St. Gallen Symposium global essay competition. As a competition finalist, he was invited to the Symposium event in Switzerland in early May 2023 to discuss the…

Raghuram Rajan, former Governor of India’s Central Bank (RBI), visited LSE last week to receive an honorary doctorate and give a speech as part of the PGIM Lecture Series in Honour of Charles Goodhart.Professor Rajan was presented with…

While a small number of “superstar” firms have accounted for an ever-larger slice of sales and jobs in the US nationally since the early 1980s, new research shows that at local level the picture is far more complex.Economists from LSE,…