Bodies for Sale? The Ethics of Markets in Human Organs and Surrogacy
This LSE Live event features a discussion between Professor Emily Jackson (Law) and Professor Richard Bradley (Philosophy), who will debate the moral and ethical limits of markets when it comes to human bodies .
Thursday 15 March 2018
13:00-14:00
LSE LIFE, Workspace 2
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The Despot's Apprentice: Donald Trump's attack on democracy
This week's LSE Live event features Dr Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) discussing his new book The Despot's Apprentice: Donal Trump's attack on democracy.
Wendesday 17 January 2018
13:00-14:00
LSE LIFE, Workspace 2
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Global Power and Security: From Brexit to Trump and Beyond
This next LSE Live event features a discussion between Professor Emeritus Michael Cox and Dr George Lawson from the Department of Internatioal Relations at LSE, who will debate the role of power in global security.
Wendesday 8 November 2017
13:00-14:00
LSE LIFE, Workspace 2
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Engaging with Europe
This week's event is a workshop hosted Dr Jennifer Jackson-Preece and Michael Cottakis from the European Institute. The workshop will be a great opportunity to for LSE100 students to gain practical experience on how to identify relevant policy issues in the European context and how to work with stakeholders to construct effective policy proposals.
Wendesday 25 October 2017
13:00-14:00
KSW.3.02, 20 Kingsway
Gina Miller in conversation with Conor Gearty
LSE100 is very excited to launch our programme of LSE100 Live events with Professor Conor Gearty in conversation with entrepreneur and activist Gina Miller. Ms Miller led a legal challenge against the UK Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, arguing that Parliament should debate and vote on whether and when to start the formal process of leaving the EU. She continues to be a prominent voice in debates around Brexit, and will speak on populism, government accountability, and the role of citizens in democracy.
Thursday 5 October 2017
13:00-14:00
LSE LIFE, Workspace 2