Sir John Major delivered the Maurice Fraser Lecture at LSE, exploring Britain’s role amid global challenges in a talk chaired ...

Economic History uses concepts and theories from the social sciences as a starting point for studying the development of real economies and understanding them in their social, political and cultural ...

This 16-hour executive education course will assist attendees define legal strategies and assess risk within organisations; provide an in-depth and systematic overview of some fundamental aspects of ...

The world’s oceans cover most of the Earth’s surface and represent about 95% of the planet’s biosphere. They contribute to climate regulation by absorbing over a quarter of human-caused carbon ...

This report reviews key global developments in climate change litigation, with a focus on the period May 2022 to May 2023, drawing primarily on the Climate Change Litigation databases maintained by ...

This report examines the potential future ramifications that tariff proposals put forward by US Presidential Candidate Donald Trump in August 2024 could have on EU member states, the UK and also on ...

Climate misinformation refers to the spread of inaccurate information about climate change that can arise from human error, while climate disinformation is driven by a deliberate intent to spread ...

This report provides a numerical analysis of how many climate change litigation cases were filed in 2023, where and by whom, and a qualitative assessment of trends and themes in the types of cases ...

The COP26 and COP27 Presidencies, together with the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, extended the mandate of the Independent High-Level Expert Group on Climate Finance (IHLEG) in July 2022, to ...

Brazil’s TFFF offers a way to link environmental stewardship with macroeconomic stability and for the UK, supporting the facility could provide a fiscally efficient way of delivering against key ...

‘Climate-washing’ litigation against companies has increased in many countries, according to an analysis published today (29 June 2023) by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the ...

Climate change is an inherently intergenerational issue: its adverse impacts, driven by human activity, pose serious implications for justice and equity between present and future generations. An ...