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LSE IDEAS
LSE's foreign policy think tank. We connect academic knowledge of diplomacy and strategy with the people who use it.
About LSE IDEAS
LSE IDEAS is LSE's foreign policy think tank. We connect academic knowledge of diplomacy and strategy with the people who use it through our projects, publications, events, and executive education.
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Research & Knowledge
LSE IDEAS published the book Coker on War: Strategic Thinking for Uncertain Times edited by Michael John Williams and Christopher Ankersen, published by Hurst.
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Presence & Recognition
LSE IDEAS hosted the Si Vis Pacem Podcast episode 2 titled Diplomacy in an Age of Conflict, featuring former British diplomat Peter Jones discussing diplomacy, dialogue, and peace.
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Presence & Recognition
LSE IDEAS published the agenda-setting book The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition by Jorge Heine, Carlos Fortin, and Carlos Ominami on Polity Press in 2025.
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Presence & Recognition
LSE IDEAS hosted a free event titled Green Political Economy on October 13th 2026 at 6pm-7pm organised by the Geopolitics of Climate Change project.
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Presence & Recognition
LSE IDEAS hosted the Ratiu Dialogues on Democracy 2026 taking place in Transylvania, Romania from 4 to 6 September.
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Research & Knowledge
LSE IDEAS published a new China Dialogues piece examining how Chinese firms remain embedded across Zambia’s energy and copper sectors through construction contracts, equity stakes, and mineral offtake agreements.
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Research & Knowledge
LSE IDEAS published the fourth edition of US FOREIGN POLICY, authored by Professor Michael Cox, with contributions from LSE IDEAS faculty and associates Professor Christopher Alden, Professor Álvaro Méndez, Peter Trubowitz, and Michael Cox.
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Research & Knowledge
LSE IDEAS published a new volume titled Coker on War: Strategic Thinking for Uncertain Times, edited by Michael John Williams and Christopher Ankersen, with Michael Cox contributing the Foreword.
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Research & Knowledge
LSE IDEAS published a major new history of Chatham House titled CHATHAM HOUSE; THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS, published by Oxford University Press and launching at Chatham House on 12 November 2026.
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