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19:58

The fluctuating fortunes of the market in...

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2025/02/18

The market is one of the primary institutions of the society of states, but it is an exceptionally contradictory and frequently unstable one.

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07:10

AI Emergency service 911 calls: the limitations of AI

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2025/02/11

How reliable is artificial intelligence in critical, high-stakes situations? We speak to Professor Elizabeth Stokoe to explore the limitations of AI in emergency service calls.

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AI Emergency service 911 calls: the limitations of AI

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2025/02/11

Contributor(s): | How reliable is artificial intelligence in critical, high-stakes situations? We speak to Professor Elizabeth Stokoe to explore the limitations of AI in emergency service calls. Through conversation analysis, we break down the science behind the viral 911 pizza delivery call—revealing the hidden signals that AI-powered dispatch systems or voice assistants might miss. Can AI truly support police and ambulance dispatchers in life-or-death moments, or are human instincts and reactions

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00:21:53

The Open Society as an enemy | Coffee break research...

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2025/02/04

Contributor(s): Professor J. McKenzie Alexander | In The Open Society and its Enemies, Karl Popper defended the Open Society – a conception of liberal democracy in which individuals have freedom of choice – against external ideological threats presented by totalitarian and authoritarian leaders. However, today's threats to the Open Society come primarily from within, through populist movements on both left and right. Drawing on his recent LSE Press book, Professor J. McKenzie Alexander identifies

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21:53

The Open Society as an enemy | Coffee break research...

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2025/02/04

In The Open Society and its Enemies, Karl Popper defended the Open Society – a conception of liberal democracy in which individuals have freedom of choice – against external ideological threats presented by totalitarian and authoritarian leaders.

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00:15:01

Why the public should engage with new science |...

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2025/01/28

Contributor(s): Professor Emily Jackson | Scientists, policymakers and regulators agree that public engagement is necessary and valuable for building understanding of new scientific developments, promoting public trust in science, and deciding how best to regulate emerging technologies. In this talk, Professor Emily Jackson discusses her work with the design agency, The Liminal Space, on two public engagement projects – one on egg freezing in 2017, and more recently on the regulation of embryo

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15:01

Why the public should engage with new science |...

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2025/01/28

Scientists, policymakers and regulators agree that public engagement is necessary and valuable for building understanding of new scientific developments, promoting public trust in science, and deciding how best to regulate emerging technologies.

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02:06

LSE Graduation Winter 2024

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2024/12/19

Congratulations, LSE graduates!

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02:05

LSE Graduation Winter 2024

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2024/12/19

Congratulations, LSE graduates! ✌️🎓 We're so proud to welcome the class of 2024 to our alumni community.

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04:32

How protests shattered Brazil's glossy branding campaign

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2024/12/16

Governments worldwide invest heavily to project a positive image on the global stage, spending billions to host events like the #WorldCup or #Olympics in hopes of building prestige and soft power.

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00:02:41

Have we outgrown democracy?

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2024/12/10

Contributor(s): | Visit our dedicated hub showcasing LSE research and expertise on global politics through short films, blogs, articles and events here.

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06:42

The Biggest Electoral Year in History: Did Democracy...

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2024/12/10

In 2024, over half the world's population went to the polls. We speak to Professor Mukulika Banerjee and Professor Michael Cox to give us their review of how democracy worked in this year of elections.

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02:41

Have we outgrown democracy?

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2024/12/10

2024 has been a huge year in politics. With so many people going to the polls, a shift has been seen from "voter apathy" to "voter unhappiness."

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00:02:40

Trump or Harris? What the first few days of a new US...

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2024/12/10

Contributor(s): | Visit our dedicated hub showcasing LSE research and expertise on global politics through short films, blogs, articles and events here.

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00:02:48

The 2024 Ghana Election: Why this election is so...

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2024/12/10

Contributor(s): | Visit our dedicated hub showcasing LSE research and expertise on global politics through short films, blogs, articles and events here.

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02:40

Trump or Harris? What the first few days of a new US...

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2024/12/10

There is so much uncertainty in the lead up to this year's US Election. Will Kamala Harris win the presidency and succeed Joe Biden? Or will Donald Trump return to the White House again?

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02:48

The 2024 Ghana Election: Why this election is so...

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2024/12/10

Ghana's upcoming elections see the return of a former President against a struggling incumbent party. Issues such as cost of living and recent protests on illegal mining and government debt will shape this election.

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00:06:42

The Biggest Electoral Year in History: Did Democracy...

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2024/12/10

Contributor(s): | Visit our dedicated hub showcasing LSE research and expertise on global politics through short films, blogs, articles and events here.

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20:28

Hypnosis: the inside story | Coffee break research at...

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2024/11/26

What is hypnosis? Can everyone be hypnotised? Does being able to hypnotise other people change how you see the world?

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00:20:28

Hypnosis: the inside story | Coffee break research at...

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2024/11/26

Contributor(s): Dr NIcholas Long | What is hypnosis? Can everyone be hypnotised? Does being able to hypnotise other people change how you see the world? LSE anthropologist Dr Nick Long spent over 16 months living and working with hypnotists in Indonesia to find out. Organised in conjunction with the "Faces of hypnosis" exhibition on display in LSE’s Atrium Gallery in November and December 2024, this talk explores the three most important things Nick discovered about hypnosis – and why they matter to

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