LCSS PhD Methodology Conference Held at LSE The 2nd LCSS PhD Methodology Conference, supported by the Economic and Social Research Council’s Doctoral Training Centres, was held on 22nd of February at the London School of Economics (LSE). LCSS PhD Methodology Conference Held at LSE The 2nd LCSS PhD Methodology Conference, supported by the [...]
Raising Expectations Project Successfully Completed LCSS’s recent community project ‘Raising Expectations: Promoting the Visibility of Role Models within the Turkish-speaking Community in Britain’, sponsored by the Big Lottery Fund, has been completed successfully. Raising Expectations Project Successfully Completed LCSS’s recent community project ‘Raising Expectations: Promoting the Visibility of Role Models within the Turkish-speaking [...]
An Institutional Insight into Foreign Policy-Making On Wednesday 5th February 2014 a roundtable discussion took place at King’s College London in relation to the role of institutions in the process of foreign policy-making in Britain. An Institutional Insight into Foreign Policy-Making On Wednesday 5th February 2014 a roundtable discussion took place at King’s [...]
Forecasting The Future of an Independent Scotland A focus on the possible EU, legal, constitutional, defence and foreign policy implications for both Scotland and the Rest of the United Kingdom (rUK) in the event of Scottish independence. Forecasting The Future of an Independent Scotland LCSS held the first of its two roundtable discussions [...]
LCSS Public Policy Platform Launched LCSS’s Public Policy platform brings together policy makers, academics and students within the broad field of Public Policy.The platform has set itself an ambitious agenda of organising regular roundtable discussions on topical issues with expert names, informal debates as well as community projects LCSS Public Policy Platform Launched [...]
Facts and Figures Explained- Scottish Referendum LCSS conducted the second of its roundtable discussions on the Scottish referendum, concentrating on the European Union and economic implications of independence as well as the actual referendum procedure. Facts and Figures Explained- Scottish Referendum LCSS conducted the second of its roundtable discussions on the Scottish referendum, [...]
Gender & “The Law”- A Match Made in Heaven LCSS’s growing gender platform continued its international conference series in Izmir on Gender & “The Law”: Limits, Contestations and Beyond, in partnership with Dokuz Eylul University, Gediz University and Indiana University. Gender & “The Law”- A Match Made in Heaven LCSS’s growing gender platform [...]
LCSS Roundtable Discussion: A Tide of Humanity: Discussing the Migrant Crisis Nov 27, 2015 18:00 London Centre for Social Studies cordially invites you to a roundtable A Tide of Humanity: Discussing the Migrant Crisis Date: Friday 27th November, 6 – 8pm Venue: Vernon Square Campus, Room V221, SOAS, Penton Rise, London WC1X 9EW (closest stations: Kings Cross [...]
Third Annual Methodology Conference: SOAS 14 March 2015 - Department of Development Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Third Annual Methodology Conference: SOAS LCSS has successfully produced the third annual methodology conference with a special focus on Regional Studies and the methodological considerations and implications which may arise in researching such [...]
The LCSS Roundtable on SCO as a Major Player in Eurasia: What is there for Europe? King’s College London, War Studies Department, 30th April 2015 The LCSS Roundtable on SCO as a Major Player in Eurasia: What is there for Europe? The LCSS has produced a Roundtable Discussion on ‘SCO as a Major [...]
