Physical copies of Naila Kabeer's Renegotiating Patriarchy: Gender, Agency and the #Bangladesh Paradox are now in! This book publishes tomorrow, Friday 27th September 2024 📖 🔓 With praise from Muhammad Yunus, Monica Ali, Elora Shehabuddin, Willem van Schendel, James K. Boyce, Jean Drèze, Deniz Kandiyoti, Shelley Feldman, Wahiduddin Mahmud, Sherry B. Ortner, Jane Humphries, and Craig Calhoun. 🔗 Free to read and download here: https://lnkd.in/eTUqm2jq 🔗 Purchase for a low cost from Amazon: https://lnkd.in/eX-t3UAH The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) LSE Department of International Development Department of Geography and Environment, LSE LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre #Development #Patriarchy #Gender #OpenAccess #AcWri #AcademicPublishing
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LSE Press is a leading publisher of high quality, open access research in the social sciences. Through rigorous peer-review and the use of innovative digital approaches we promote the widest possible engagement with social science research. Based in the Library of the London School of Economics, LSE Press works with authors to develop and launch publications that reflect the LSE founding purpose and mission.
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Thank you to everyone who came to our #OAWeek Symposium on social science publishing at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) earlier this week and making it such an enjoyable event! Thanks also to our fantastic line up of speakers including Philippe Sands David Luke Sarmistha Pal Mathijs Pelkmans Catherine Souch Alexander (Sandy) Pepper Jason McKenzie Alexander Naila Kabeer Martin Lodge The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) #Publishing #OpenAccess #SocialSciences
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What a fantastic evening at LSE Press’s symposium, “What’s in Store for Social Sciences Publishing?” The event delved into the future of publishing in our digital era, emphasizing Open Access. With engaging keynote speeches and insightful discussions from LSE Press authors, attendees explored the evolving landscape of academic publishing. This was a valuable opportunity for gaining fresh perspectives on the challenges and innovations shaping the field. A big thank you to everyone involved! 👏 #LSEPressOA #OAWeek
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...What a spectacular symposium that was! 🎉 Huge thanks to all of our authors, guests, panel chairs and attendees for a sensational start to #OAWeek. Lou Peck David Luke Sarmistha Pal Alexander (Sandy) Pepper Naila Kabeer Niamh Tumelty Philippe Sands Mathijs Pelkmans Martin Lodge Philippa Grand
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BSc (Honours) in Business Psychology, LSE Library Office Manager & UPW Placement Manager at MoJ | Fundraiser | Former TV Program Director & Presenter.
What a fantastic evening at LSE Press’s symposium, “What’s in Store for Social Sciences Publishing?” The event delved into the future of publishing in our digital era, emphasizing Open Access. With engaging keynote speeches and insightful discussions from LSE Press authors, attendees explored the evolving landscape of academic publishing. This was a valuable opportunity for gaining fresh perspectives on the challenges and innovations shaping the field. A big thank you to everyone involved! 👏 #LSEPressOA #OAWeek
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Congratulations to LSE Press author Naila Kabeer, whose new book, Renegotiating Patriarchy: Gender, Agency and the #Bangladesh Paradox has been nominated for the People's Book Prize! ✨️✨️✨️ cast your votes below. LSE Department of International Development Department of Geography and Environment, LSE The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
ANNOUNCING The People's Book Prize NON-FICTION Collection for 2024/2025 1. 10 Scotland Street by Leslie Hills (published by Scotland Street Press) 2. A Bookshop of One’s Own by Jane Cholmeley (published by HarperCollins Publishers Mudlark) 3. Are You Ready? How To Build A Legacy To Die For by Dr Kim Harms (published by Muse Literary Publishing) 4. BARE by Lorna Tucker (published by Octopus Publishing Group) 5. Brutal, My Autobiography by Iwan Thomas MBE (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 6. Coach Yourself Confident by Julie Smith(published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) 7. Do I Bark Like a Dog? by Michael Volpe OBE (published by Renard Press Ltd) 8. Killing Thatcher by Rory Carroll (published by HarperCollins Publishers Mudlark) 9. Listening, Laughing and Learning by Neil Tuson (published by Filament Publishing Ltd - Turning your Knowledge into Income) 10. Migrant Magic by Elham Fardad (published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) 11. Once Upon In Uppsala by Shirin Amani Azari (published by The Book Guild) 12. One Garden Against The World by Kate Bradbury (published by Bloomsbury Wildlife - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 13. Peace Between Breaths by Feroze Dada (published by Filament Publishing Ltd - Turning your Knowledge into Income) 14. Potholes and Pavements: A Bumpy Ride On Britain’s National Cycle Network by Laura Laker (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 15. Renegotiating Patriarchy by Naila Kabeer (published by LSE Press) 16. Slum Boy: A Portrait by Juano Diaz (published by Octopus Publishing Group) 17. Story You Don’t Want to Read by Aleksandra Osman (published by Austin Macauley Publishers ) 18. The Alchemy by Anna Vaught (published by Renard Press Ltd) 19. The Future is Rosie by Carolyn Mayling (published by Alliance Publishing Press) 20. The Getting Of Resilience From The Inside Out by Sally Baker (published by HAMMERSMITH BOOKS LIMITED) 21. The Island House by Mary Considine (published by OCTOPUS BOOKS LIMITED) 22. The Walnut Tree by Kate Morgan (published by HarperCollins Publishers UK Mudlark) 23. Trails And Tribulations: The Running Adventures of Susie by Susie Chan (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 24. Unfolding Consciousness by Edi Bilimoria (published by Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd) 25. Working Mother: Simple Coaching Strategies by Rachel Morris (published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) #authors #publishing #publishers #nonfiction #bookawards
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Congratulations to LSE Press author Naila Kabeer, whose new book, Renegotiating Patriarchy: Gender, Agency and the #Bangladesh Paradox has been nominated for the People's Book Prize! ✨️✨️✨️ cast your votes below. LSE Department of International Development Department of Geography and Environment, LSE The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
ANNOUNCING The People's Book Prize NON-FICTION Collection for 2024/2025 1. 10 Scotland Street by Leslie Hills (published by Scotland Street Press) 2. A Bookshop of One’s Own by Jane Cholmeley (published by HarperCollins Publishers Mudlark) 3. Are You Ready? How To Build A Legacy To Die For by Dr Kim Harms (published by Muse Literary Publishing) 4. BARE by Lorna Tucker (published by Octopus Publishing Group) 5. Brutal, My Autobiography by Iwan Thomas MBE (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 6. Coach Yourself Confident by Julie Smith(published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) 7. Do I Bark Like a Dog? by Michael Volpe OBE (published by Renard Press Ltd) 8. Killing Thatcher by Rory Carroll (published by HarperCollins Publishers Mudlark) 9. Listening, Laughing and Learning by Neil Tuson (published by Filament Publishing Ltd - Turning your Knowledge into Income) 10. Migrant Magic by Elham Fardad (published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) 11. Once Upon In Uppsala by Shirin Amani Azari (published by The Book Guild) 12. One Garden Against The World by Kate Bradbury (published by Bloomsbury Wildlife - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 13. Peace Between Breaths by Feroze Dada (published by Filament Publishing Ltd - Turning your Knowledge into Income) 14. Potholes and Pavements: A Bumpy Ride On Britain’s National Cycle Network by Laura Laker (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 15. Renegotiating Patriarchy by Naila Kabeer (published by LSE Press) 16. Slum Boy: A Portrait by Juano Diaz (published by Octopus Publishing Group) 17. Story You Don’t Want to Read by Aleksandra Osman (published by Austin Macauley Publishers ) 18. The Alchemy by Anna Vaught (published by Renard Press Ltd) 19. The Future is Rosie by Carolyn Mayling (published by Alliance Publishing Press) 20. The Getting Of Resilience From The Inside Out by Sally Baker (published by HAMMERSMITH BOOKS LIMITED) 21. The Island House by Mary Considine (published by OCTOPUS BOOKS LIMITED) 22. The Walnut Tree by Kate Morgan (published by HarperCollins Publishers UK Mudlark) 23. Trails And Tribulations: The Running Adventures of Susie by Susie Chan (published by Bloomsbury Sport - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc) 24. Unfolding Consciousness by Edi Bilimoria (published by Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd) 25. Working Mother: Simple Coaching Strategies by Rachel Morris (published by Practical Inspiration Publishing) #authors #publishing #publishers #nonfiction #bookawards
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BSc (Honours) in Business Psychology, LSE Library Office Manager & UPW Placement Manager at MoJ | Fundraiser | Former TV Program Director & Presenter.
What a fantastic evening at LSE Press’s symposium, “What’s in Store for Social Sciences Publishing?” The event delved into the future of publishing in our digital era, emphasizing Open Access. With engaging keynote speeches and insightful discussions from LSE Press authors, attendees explored the evolving landscape of academic publishing. This was a valuable opportunity for gaining fresh perspectives on the challenges and innovations shaping the field. A big thank you to everyone involved! 👏 #LSEPressOA #OAWeek
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...What a spectacular symposium that was! 🎉 Huge thanks to all of our authors, guests, panel chairs and attendees for a sensational start to #OAWeek. Lou Peck David Luke Sarmistha Pal Alexander (Sandy) Pepper Naila Kabeer Niamh Tumelty Philippe Sands Mathijs Pelkmans Martin Lodge Philippa Grand
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LIBER is delighted to announce that Niamh Tumelty, Director of The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Library, has been appointed as the next Emerging Leaders Programme Director. As Programme Director, Niamh will shape and deliver the Programme and guide participants to navigate the #library and information field on a strategic level. Read more about the appointment here: https://lnkd.in/eaW5JGPt
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