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STICERD Research Grants

Application deadline: 29 April 2024
STICERD awards grants to fund research and research-related activities of members of the academic staff of the London School of Economics and of research students whose supervisor is affiliated to one of STICERD's research programmes. Find out more...
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Environment Camp Lecture: Addressing climate inequality

02 May 2024 In this public event, Esther Duflo will present new thinking on how to design and finance loss and damage funds and examine how these funds might be best spent to protect vulnerable populations against the effects of climate change. Find out more...
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LSE Environment Camp

02-03 May 2024 A two-day conference designed to provide PhD students from all fields of economics the opportunity present new research on environmental issues, interact with future colleagues, and receive valuable feedback. Find out more...

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The Value of Local: An evaluation of the neighbourhood management approach of EastendHomes

Laura Lane

The LSE Housing and Communities team at the Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) was commissioned in 2019 to carry out an evaluation of the neighbourhood management approach of EastendHomes. This report ...Read more...

Friday 12 April 2024

CASEreport
On Our Side: Improving services for young people experiencing homelessness

Ellie Benton, Laura Lane and Ruby Russell

Estimates suggest that almost half of all young people experiencing homelessness do not contact their local authority, or face barriers in doing so. And only 38% of those who do get a positive outcome. In the autumn of 2...Read more...

Thursday 11 April 2024

CASEpaper
Fair decarbonisation of housing in the UK: A sufficiency approach

Ian Gough, Stefan Horn, Charlotte Rogers and Rebecca Tunstall

This paper addresses a neglected aspect of the UK housing crisis: how to rapidly but fairly decarbonise the housing stock to meet tough net zero targets while meeting housing needs of the entire population. To do so the ...Read more...

Friday 22 March 2024

Econometrics Paper
Empirical likelihood for manifolds

Daisuke Kurisu and Taisuke Otsu

There has been growing interest in statistical analysis on random objects taking values in a non-Euclidean metric space. One important class of such objects consists of data on manifolds. This article is concerned with i...Read more...

Tuesday 06 February 2024

CASEreport
Creating a 21st Century Estate: The experiences of Lancaster West Estate residents. First Stage Report

LSE Housing and Communities

Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, a commitment was made by all levels of government for Lancaster West Estate, where the Tower stands, to become a “model 21st century social housing estate”, through a resident-led re...Read more...

Monday 11 December 2023

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Review of UK Material Deprivation Measures – published by the Department for Work and Pensions

Material deprivation is one of the official measures of poverty in the UK.  In contrast to income-based measures which assess poverty risks based on whether or not household income is below a pre-determined poverty ... Read more...

Thursday 21 March 2024

CASE News
'CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE?' abrdn Financial Fairness Trust report co-authored by CASE's Eleni Karagiannaki

New abrdn Financial Fairness Trust report co-authored by Donald Hirsch and Eleni Karagiannaki examines the multiple pressures face by people in different parts of the income distribution, and in particular those in the m... Read more...

Wednesday 21 February 2024

CASE News
Bulletin of World Health Organisation article co-authored by Jakob Dirksen

An article co-authored by CASE's Jakob Dirksen has been published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization.  The article is examine inequalities in the coverage of reproductive and maternal health intervent... Read more...

Thursday 08 February 2024

CASE News
Limitarianism: the case against extreme wealth

Wednesday 31 January 2024 6.30pm to 8.00pm LSE Public Event hosted jointly by the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion and LSE Government Speakers: Professor Ingrid Robeyns, Professor Lea Ypi Chair: Dr Tania Burcha... Read more...

Monday 18 December 2023

CASE News
Children in affluent areas get more special needs support

New CASE research by Tammy Campbell finds that children with special educational needs living in affluent areas have a higher chance than those in poorer areas of being diagnosed with certain disabilities and conditions,... Read more...

Monday 13 November 2023

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