Very exciting to get the first paperback copies of my new book with Tim Monteath called “Doing Open Social Science - A Guide for Researchers” published free in OA digital form by @LSEPress on 14 May here https://t.co/wUtm15cqCg
Physical copies cost £30 in UK or $42, for 400 pages
Patrick Dunleavy:
Out now & free OA for any chapter or whole text, my @LSEPress book with Tim Monteath, Denisa Kostovicova & Hannah Boroudjou “Doing Open Social Science”
https://t.co/wUtm15cqCg
helps qualitative & quantitative researchers make work more reproducible & robust
The global trading system is under strain 🌍
Join us on 20 May for “Trade under strain: policy challenges in a fractured world” and the launch of the latest LSE Public Policy Review issue, published by @LSEPress
Find out more: https://t.co/r3bTafPPeR
#LSEPublicPolicy
"Doing Open Social Science" es el primer 📘 exhaustivo que expone los principios y las prácticas de la #CienciaAbierta, diseñado específicamente para quienes trabajan en Ciencias Sociales.
Descarga en 🔓️ ➡️ https://t.co/4llNU5qljv via @LSEPress
“Yes we can.”
A review in @Nature by Andrew Macintosh explores Nick Stern’s book - 'The Growth Story of the 21st Century' (@LSEPress), making an optimistic case for climate action, economic growth and a cleaner more prosperous global economy. https://t.co/ugpt3jrWhX
Lessons from my book on Renegotiating Patriarchy. Bangladesh as case study of the association between gender equality and growth. Article in The Daily Star newspaper today.
Gender, agency and the quality of growth: Lessons from the Bangladesh paradox https://t.co/UMnTcc3OQ4
Very pleased to receive a signed copy of @lordstern1’s The Growth Story of the 21st Century.
A thoughtful and timely case for why climate action and growth can go together.
For India and the Global South, this transition can create real growth, investment and good jobs.
1/5 I’m delighted to present an open access academic article introducing ‘Geocriminality’, published in @GI_TOC journal JIED with London School of Economics @LSEPress
The way states instrumentalize criminal elements has evolved.
https://t.co/scAc7PuLWP
New issue of LSE Public Policy Review: Narratives in policy-making 📖
How do stories shape policy decisions and public debate? Explore the latest research from leading contributors.
Launch event: Tues 17 Feb🎓
Read it free: https://t.co/UJtjxHV1X0
@LSEPress#LSEPublicPolicy
What is the difference between schooling and education?
We’ve done a great job at delivering the first, but not the second, says @LantPritchett. He talks to @timsvengali about his contribution to The London Consensus @LSEPress@LSEEcon@LSEPublicPolicy that suggests ways to solve the learning crisis.
Find out: https://t.co/Ih5tbn60Oa
2/2 Tim Besley @LSEEcon & @AndresVelasco@LSEPublicPolicy in The London Consensus write: “People want to stay where they have roots & emotional ties.” An important perspective as Argentina considers reforms & mobility challenges. #Economics#Argentina 🇦🇷 https://t.co/toq1X6ypB3
[What we are reading] The London Consensus: Economic Principles for the 21st Century (@LSEPress) is a wonderful new publication that sets the research agenda for the next few generations:
https://t.co/I0ZHKRdWfw
Enjoyed the opportunity to discuss my book ‘Renegotiating Patriarchy and the Bangladesh Paradox’ with UNDP staff in Bangladesh - and ask what the future holds for the country ….@LSEPress@LSE_ID@LSEInequalities
@LSEPress@LSEInequalities@LSE_ID@LSEnews@LSEGenderTweet
Celebrating the publication of Bangladesh edition of Renegotiating patriarchy. Gender, agency and the Bangladesh paradox’ by University Press Ltd. Great discussants, great discussion!
From redefining global climate policy to reimagining pathways for sustainable prosperity, Nicholas Stern stands among the world’s most influential economists.
Chair of the Grantham Research Institute, IG Patel Professor at the LSE, and former Chief Economist of both the World Bank and EBRD, he is best known for leading the landmark Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change.
His latest book, ‘The Growth Story of the 21st Century,’ lays out a bold, practical blueprint for a greener, more resilient global economy, proving that climate action and development go hand in hand.
Join Nicholas Stern at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2026, presented by Vedanta.
Book Now: https://t.co/TTaRuJDArU
15th - 19th January, 2026
Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur
#JaipurLiteraturefestival2026 #JaipurLiteratureFestival
@lordstern1@TeamworkArts@SanjoyRoyTWA@DalrympleWill@NamitaGokhale_@JLFLitfest
My article in today’s edition of ‘The Observer’ based on my new book published this week: Climate action is the best way to ensure long-term growth https://t.co/5mPjVYpMQ3
"Lord Nicholas Stern articulates the incredible opportunity for global development enabled by climate action."
— Al Gore, Former Vice President of the United States and Environmentalist
The Growth Story of the 21st Century is out tomorrow #OpenAccess
➡️ https://t.co/mZAeN4qnjX