Events

The Huth Initiative convenes a programme of seminars, workshops and public lectures that bring leading thinkers from LSE and around the world into conversation about the future of our economies.

Our events programme will be coming shortly. In the meantime, discover past discussions featuring Huth Initiative academics through LSE's public events and seminar series.

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Why immigration policy is hard

In this 2026 Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Professor Alan Manning examines why immigration policy is hard and why we make such a mess of them.

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What Would a Fairer Society Look Like?

Have inequalities become so entrenched that we can no longer imagine a fairer society? Whilst many are dissatisfied with the status quo, it is surprisingly hard to find a coherent vision of what a better and fairer world would look like. In this 2023 LSE Research Festival event, Daniel Chandler, Ayca Cubukcu, Swatee Deepak, David Willetts with chair Neil Lee put forward their suggestions.

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LSE Election Night 2024

LSE academics and guest speakers for an evening of lively analysis, debate and conversation covering the winners, losers, and the consequences for the UK and the rest of the world: Tim Besley, Richard Davies, and Eshe Nelson (Reporter, The New York Times) join chair Vanessa Rubio Marquez.

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