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16:44

Living at High Density in London

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2019/07/03

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00:06:26

News Agencies in Crisis?

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2019/03/12

Contributor(s): Atte Jääskeläinen | National news agencies in Europe are facing significant challenges due to a series of financial, political and cultural crises operating on national, transnational, and global scales. Yet these crises also present important opportunities for innovation and diversification in the context of a rapidly evolving news environment.

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06:26

News Agencies in Crisis?

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2019/03/12

Contributor(s): Atte Jääskeläinen

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07:58

Cults: an introduction

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2019/01/15

Contributor(s): Professor Eileen Barker

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Cults: an introduction

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2019/01/15

Contributor(s): Professor Eileen Barker | What is a cult? Are all cults dangerous? Do they use brainwashing?

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04:23

What is GDP and why is it bad for us?

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2018/12/14

Contributor(s): Lin Yang

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What is GDP and why is it bad for us?

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2018/12/14

Contributor(s): Lin Yang | GDP is a statistic that has dominated international goal-setting standards for growth for decades. But in an era when GDP growth statistics are telling a different story from the lived experiences of so many in society, is it time to end its supremacy and establish a measure that better reflects and serves the values of society?

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00:06:32

Promoting Healthy Minds in Schools

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2018/12/14

Contributor(s): Jo Cantley | Healthy Minds is a unique curriculum that redefines personal, social and health education in secondary schools. It aims to develop emotional resilience and self-efficacy in students. The London School of Economic and the charity Bounce Forward have collaborated to pilot the curriculum in 32 Secondary schools. This short film looks at the results.

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06:32

Promoting Healthy Minds in Schools

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2018/12/14

Contributor(s): Jo Cantley

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01:12

Introduction to the LSE Festival research competition...

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2018/10/04

Contributor(s): Victoria Adewole, Lucy Bryant, Nisan Albayrak, Dr Ganga Shreedhar

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00:01:12

Introduction to the LSE Festival research competition...

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2018/10/04

Contributor(s): Victoria Adewole, Lucy Bryant, Nisan Albayrak, Ganga Shreedhar | Find out about the LSE Festival research competition 2019 with our introductory video, filmed at the 2018 competition exhibition and prize-giving. LSE Festival research competition 2019: Call for submissions from LSE students and staff. Submit your poster, photograph, short film or written pitch to the LSE Festival research competition by Monday 21 January 2019 to get the chance to showcase your project and win £250

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00:09:08

Debating Brexit impacts at local level: Mansfield...

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2018/09/19

Contributor(s): Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni, Andy Done-Johnson, Ben Bradley, Martin Rigley, Jim Burley | This film is part of the research project: 'Debating Brexit impacts at local level: a mixed methods comparative study'. Conflict and Civil Society Research Unit, LSE. For more information visit us at: lse.ac.uk/ccs/brexit

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09:08

Debating Brexit impacts at local level: Mansfield...

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2018/09/19

Contributor(s): Dr Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni, Andy Done-Johnson, Ben Bradley, Martin Rigley, Jim Burley

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00:03:10

What is self-construal & how does it affect social...

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Professor Benjamin G. Voyer | What is self-construal and how does it affect everyday social interactions? In this video, Prof Voyer introduces the psychological concept of self-construal, and his research on the topic. Self-construal, which refers to the representation that individuals have of their self, others, and the interconnections between the two, guide many of our everyday behaviours, from interactions with our friends and colleagues at work, to how we react to situations

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08:10

The Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Professor Andrew Murray

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00:03:29

On Workplace Depression

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Dr. Sara Evans-Lacko | Dr. Sara Evans-Lacko from the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit discusses depression in the workplace and why managers should support people with depression. Read the full manuscript here: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/8/6/e021795

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04:54

On The Causes of Corruption

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Professor Michael Muthukrishna

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00:08:10

The Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Professor Andrew Murray | HAL 9000 will soon no longer be science fiction: sentient machines will quickly be with us. As “smart agents” make decisions for human actors a number of important legal issues will emerge. In this short film, LSE Professor Andrew Murray looks at how AI will fundamentally alter our understanding of what the law is and what it can achieve. These themes will be the focus of Professor Murray’s forthcoming book - The Objective Self: Identity and Law in the

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00:04:54

On The Causes of Corruption

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Dr Michael Muthukrishna | Dr Michael Muthukrishna shines an evolutionary light on the problem of corruption revealing that rather than a breakdown in cooperation, corruption *is* cooperation. One scale of cooperation, typically the one that’s smaller and easier to sustain, undermines another. The mechanisms that sustain these scales of cooperation are well understood within evolutionary biology and cultural evolution giving us new tools in the battle against corruption. Drawing on

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03:29

On Workplace Depression

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2018/07/26

Contributor(s): Dr Sara Evans-Lacko

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501 results

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