Thank you all for attending our inaugural UPR Research Colloquium! Here is a picture of one of our discussants, Professor Schonhardt-Bailey, discussing the merits and demerits of Jack Winterton's paper.
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I think the LSE UPR is a really fantastic idea to bring together research from undergradu
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The UPR undergraduate research colloquium will be starting soon! It is still not too late to join us. We hope to see you at Workspace 4 on the ground floor of the library.
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What links Kim K, colonial Britain, and the power of photography? The answer is in our latest submission by Suyin Haynes.
Prepare to learn a lot about the history behind the behind.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/what-links-kim-kardashian-to-the-…/
Our Colloquium programme schedule is out now! As our inaugural event dedicated to undergraduate research presentation, we hope this will become a model for more research engagement between students and LSE academic staff in the future. More details: http://tinyurl.com/hnp8873
LSE Undergraduate Political Review shared their event.
This year, the LSE Undergraduate Political Review is showcasing undergraduate research in a colloquium setting on the 4th of November. Some really brilliant papers are being presented, so don't miss out on our inaugural colloquium! To RSVP, send an email to Gov.Comms@lse.ac.uk titled: "RSVP: UPR Colloquium".
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LSE Undergraduate Political Review updated their cover photo.
The new UPR (Undergraduate Political Review) is hosting an inaugural Dissertation Colloquium. This Colloquium is part of the larger initiative to create a platform for LSE Undergraduates to present and publish their research. To attend the event, please send an email to Gov.Comms@lse.ac.uk titled "RSVP: UPR Colloquium".
NEW GOV STUDENTS ASK - Watch one of our editors interview former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on his new book 'Politics: Between the Extremes' and the changing political climate post-Brexit
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/09/17/gov-students-ask-nick-clegg…/
Hello Ladies and Gents
Our call for submissions has now been extended and this is the perfect opportunity to see your dissertation and research published in LSE's primary undergraduate journal.
Here is our latest, a fantastic blog post from Elizabeth Meehan investigating the efficacy of Freedom of Information requests.
...Be sure to check out our website for all our news, upcoming blogs and pieces, and to contribute yourself!
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/is-freedom-of-information-a-viabl…/
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/…/lse-upr-submissions-are-now-open/
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Submissions are now open for students interested in seeing their undergraduate research paper published in the first issue of the LSE Undergraduate Political Review (LSE UPR).
The journal is for those undergraduates engaged in more extensive academic research to submit their work to the LSEUPR Journal, a peer-reviewed journal that publishes research-driven articles characterised by their originality, rigour and insight. This is a perfect opportunity for ...students who have recently completed a dissertation as part of their third year of study to see their research published on a dynamic and professional platform. We welcome submissions from all academic departments.
DEADLINE: 17th June, 5pm
Why submit your work?
If your research is chosen to be published by the UPR, the benefits include
· Sharing the findings of your research with a wide audience
· Having your research paper archived by the LSE Library
· The LSE UPR has the support of professors from across the departments at LSE. If your article is accepted your work will be reviewed by an expert in your field.
· The UPR team will work with you to find a creative medium to present your research on our blog platform. This includes a podcast, video presentation, animation, photograph etc.
· The opportunity to present your research at the LSE UPR Undergraduate Research Conference*
*Sign up to our newsletter for more updates on all the exciting plans we have for the next academic year, e-mail lseupr@lse.ac.uk
Please note that submitting an article does not guarantee the publication of your paper. If you have any questions about submissions, please get in touch at lseupr@lse.ac.uk or @lseupr
New blog post - Prickly Power: Liberal Appeal as a Liability
"The language of burdens should not predominate over the language of humanitarian crisis"
Last night incoming Editor-in-Chief Joshua Manby spoke to Hilary Benn, MP for Leeds and Shadow Foreign Secretary, about Britain's precarious position in the EU, arguments for and against leaving, and democracy itself. http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/gov-students-ask-hilary-benn-mp-a…/
Video guide to LSEUPR and submitting research as a journal article.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPKtiFzPpmk
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Smiles all round at our full team meeting this morning!
Blog Post - student documentary
'Celebrating protest' - International Women's Day http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/celebrating-protest-international…/
JOURNAL ARTICLE: The Governance Deficit in Central Asia and the Threat to China's Central Asian Energy Strategy
LSEUPR is proud to be publishing our first peer-reviewed journal article. Alfred Wong's article has been reviewed by the UPR student editorial team and then by an academic at the LSE with an expertise in the field. Our Editorial Board assesses the academic rigor of the article, offering revisions and comments.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/the-governance-deficit-in-central…/
Blog post: Can Labour convince the electorate that their 'New Economics' is credible?
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/…/can-labour-convince-the-electorat…/
International undergraduate research forum. Invites the application to politics of multidisciplinary perspectives. Blog pieces and journal articles welcome
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