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Speakers
Princesa de Asturias Chair & Professor of Economic Geography at the LSE. Past President Regional Science Association International. Editor, Economic Geography.
Neil Lee
Professor of Economic Geography, LSE
Jonathan Hopkin
Political economy, esp. inequality and party politics. Author of Anti-System Politics (Oxford University Press). Born in Yorkshire, Professor
Ellen Helsper
Professor in media and communications, interested in social media and digital inequalities and a combination of the two.
Maria Abreu
Thoughts on labour markets, migration, poverty, and urban planning. Land Economy and Pembroke College, University of Cambridge. Co-I on skills
About the III
The III is a centre for rigorous research into the nature, causes and consequences of the multiple inequalities afflicting our world today. Because social, economic, political and cultural inequalities are inherently intertwined, the institute welcomes methods and approaches from across the social sciences and encourages interdisciplinary dialogue. Because those inequalities inevitably cut across national boundaries, our work is international in scope. We believe that rigorous research can and should engage with practice and policy, and we seek to promote linkages between theory, empirics and practice.
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