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Reviews of the latest social science books 📚 by experts at the London School of Economics and beyond. Subscribe to our newsletter 📬 eepurl.com/ippNlg
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    Jan 28
    NEW✨ Gramsci, popular mobilisation and the power of collective action From Subordination to Revolution: A Gramscian Theory of Popular Mobilisation by John Chalcraft @LSEGovernment @ucpress @LSEInequalities @LSEHumanRights Review by Jade Orr @UW 👉 ow.ly/mRvC50Y4KPE
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    Jan 28
    The latest issue of LSE Research for the World features a reading list on the future of world trade with book recommendations from researchers @LSEManagement @LSELaw @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE @LSEGovernment @AfricaAtLSE @LSEPublicPolicy. Read it here 👇
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    Recommended reading on the future of world trade I LSE Research
    Drawing on expertise from across LSE, this collaborative reading list with the LSE Review of Books highlights key works for understanding today’s upheavals in world trade and how they may shape the...
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    Jan 26
    NEW✨ Maximising shareholder profits isn’t good business in the long term. The Corporation in the 21st Century by @ProfJohnKay @ProfileBooks (UK) @yalepress (US) reviewed by Hans Despain @UMassAmherst 👇 blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofboo…
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    Jan 22
    NEW✨ Refugees are political agents in their lives, not passive victims. Making Refugees’ Political Agency Visible: Practices of the Subject by Amelie Harbisch @routledgebooks, reviewed by @IsobelClare2 of @YorkStJohn
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    Jan 21
    GDP is an outdated way to measure economies says @DianeCoyle1859. Read a review of her book The Measure of Progress @PrincetonUPress👉 blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofboo… She will speak @LSEnews @LSEpublicevents @LSEPublicPolicy tomorrow at 6.30pm – find details 👇 lse.ac.uk/events/the-mea…
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