,LSE,London School of Economics and Political Science,London School of Economics,University,College,SUacRkqkXxI,, Society, channel_UCK08_B5SZwoEUk2hDPMOijQ, video_SUacRkqkXxI,Creating solutions to complex problems like gender inequality, informality, climate resilience or disease prevention, is the foundation of effective global governance.
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Professor Susan Parnell
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Professor Gareth Jones
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,1,Rising energy bills drive up the cost of living. LSE's Anna Valero explains what led to the current energy crisis and how the transition to net zero emissions will help. #LSEUKEconomy
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,LSE,London School of Economics and Political Science,London School of Economics,University,College,political philosophy,coronavirus,covid-19,lse events,lse online events,iRAUxTWCneM,, , channel_UCK08_B5SZwoEUk2hDPMOijQ, video_iRAUxTWCneM,The COVID-19 crisis has brought a number of interesting questions in political philosophy to the fore. What are the limits and ethical role of the state? What is the importance of personal liberty and collective interest? Is state surveillance justified?
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,LSE,London School of Economics and Political Science,London School of Economics,University,College,British Broadcasting Corporation (Production Company),BBC,Future,media,licence fee,consultation,government,policy,Broadcasting (Industry),News (TV Genre),Charlie Beckett,journalism,BBC’s future,TV,United Kingdom (Country),Television,Public service broadcasting,funding,S7vIRD4skv4,, , channel_UCK08_B5SZwoEUk2hDPMOijQ, video_S7vIRD4skv4,Following the announcement of a consultation on the BBC’s future, we sat down with Professor Charlie Beckett to discuss what the implications could be both for the BBC itself and the overall media landscape.
Contributors: Professor Charlie Beckett, Martin Rogers
,1,Contributor(s): Professor Charlie Beckett
Released on 18 February
We consider the way the press, TV and radio have traditionally been seen as a key feature of British government and politics. Can new media sustain investigative journalism and expose wrong-doing in government? Statutory restrictions on the media and the way politicians relate to powerful media organisations will be examined.
,1,Forty five years after the Moon landing, outer space still holds a fascination for the world, associated with prestige, political and military power.
More information: http://www.lse.ac.uk/researchAndExpertise/researchHighlights/societyMediaAndScience/OuterSpacePolitics.aspx
,British Government,Politics,Travers,Hix,GV311,LSE,London School of Economics,DH1v6ELC1-0,, Knowledge, channel_UCK08_B5SZwoEUk2hDPMOijQ, video_DH1v6ELC1-0,An introduction to the various themes that will be covered during this lecture series.
Speakers: Professor Tony Travers and Professor Simon Hix.