Thanks to the generous support of Etienne Cadestin (MSc U&D, 2009), we are able to provide a scholarship for a student on MSc Urbanisation and Development starting in 2022. The scholarship has been funded in […]
On Tuesday 15th March from 6:30 – 8pm, the lecture series in memory of greatly missed Professor Sylvia Chant welcomes King’s College London Professor of Development Geography Cathy McIlwaine, who will talk on ‘Painful Truths: […]
We are happy to see this paper by late Professor Sylvia Chant published in Area. The essay, titled “Geography and gender, hindsight and foresight: A feminist development geographer’s reflections on: ‘How the other half lives: […]
The Department of Geography and Environment has launched A new discussion paper series, featuring drafts of departmental research prior to publication as journal articles or book chapters. We are excited to see that the first paper […]
“I feel my biggest achievements at LSE have been to inspire younger generations of scholars from various parts of the world. This includes a redoubtable array of PhD students many of whom are now eminent […]
UPD Research Student Jordana Ramalho and Professor Sylvia Chant presented at two sessions in the Development Studies Association Conference on Global Inequalities in Manchester 27-29 June 2018. In a panel convened by Dr Andrea Rigon […]
Professor Sylvia Chant has been selected as one of LSE’s Leading Women. The #LSEwomen campaign aims to celebrate LSE’s inspiring leading women from 1895 to today. Having now spent thirty years at LSE, Professor Chant […]
Citizenship without walls in contemporary Mexico Tuesday 13 February 2018, 6:30-8.00pm Venue: Room 9.04, Tower 2, Clement’s Inn, LSE (view LSE Maps) On 13 February 2018, LSE’s Latin America and Caribbean Centre (LACC) is to host […]