World economy: The sky darkens once again?
MSc Development Studies alumna Shreya Gulati and co-author Anand B. examine three recent events affecting global markets – the Chinese Evergrande
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Receiving the Wellcome Trust Scholarship for my MSc in Health and International Development
In this article, MSc Health and International Development alumnus and recipient of the 2019-20 Wellcome Award Scholarship Dr. Harikeerthan Raghuram
The benefits of growing your LSE network beyond the classroom
2020-21 graduating student Roberta Kisubi and 2019-2020 alum Matilda Mutanguha, both from ID’s MSc programme in Health and International
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Economic outlooks at the southern tip of the North
MSc Development Studies alum Alejandra Padin-Dujon considers a recent discussion between Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and renowned economist
Scotiabank wants to leave small Caribbean markets. It’s not that easy
MSc Development Studies alum Alejandra Padin-Dujon examines what small Eastern Caribbean economies like Antigua and Barbuda stand to lose through
Inflation: another menace for India to tame?
In this article, Anand B and Shreya Gulati argue that India and other developing countries are currently faced with the twin challenges of economic
Bananas, tourism and colonial legacies in the Caribbean
MSc Development Studies alum Alejandra Padin-Dujon explores the links between the Caribbean banana trade and tourism industry, and the colonial
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Where has the world made progress in HIV Policy?
Much progress on HIV has been made – and the science has never been better – but the world lags behind in translating the advancements of science