Spring 2007 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdf
Audio and pdf files from LSE's spring 2007 programme of public lectures and events.
- Update frequency
- every 10 days
- Average duration
- 86 minutes
- Episodes
- 6
- Years Active
- 2007
Understanding the Equity Premium Puzzle
Contributor(s): Professor George Constantinides | Professor Constantanides is one of the most prominent and creative research scholars in the field of financial economics, in particular of theories o…
01:07:50 |
Tue 13 Mar 2007
Contracts Reference Points and the Theory of the Firm
Contributor(s): Professor Oliver Hart | This lecture launches two new annual lecture series, the Coase Lecture and the Phillips Lecture. These names reflect the authorship of the two most famous arti…
01:19:58 |
Thu 22 Feb 2007
Which way China? Will the world's most populous country embrace sustainable development? Is Dongtan City - Shanghai's new eco-city - the model for saving our cities and sustainable urban development?
Contributor(s): Prof. Herbie Girardet, Isabel Hilton | Dongtan Eco-City, has been widely publicised and is regarded as a flagship model for sustainable urban development. But as China continues to ur…
01:29:33 |
Wed 21 Feb 2007
From Kabila to Kabila: what else is new?
Contributor(s): Professor Rene Lemarchand | Professor Lemarchand will consider the prospects for peace and stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the wake of the country's recent elections.…
01:39:32 |
Mon 19 Feb 2007
Psychology as Social Science
Contributor(s): Professor Nikolas Rose | This talk considers what it means to approach psychology as a 'social' science in a specific sense - that is to say it sketches out an approach to the analysi…
01:28:15 |
Mon 05 Feb 2007
The Kosovo Precedent? Secession and Frozen Conflicts
Contributor(s): Dr Florian Bieber, Professor Bruno Coppieters | This roundtable discussion will explore the concept of secession by placing the experience of Kosovo in a comparative context. Copyrigh…
01:32:11 |
Mon 22 Jan 2007
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