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Gratitude to the London School of Economics and Political Science faculty.

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24 professors and academic leaders celebrated so far, cited on every card. In pursuit of every professor, everywhere.

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LSE

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Larry Kramer

Leadership

President and Vice Chancellor

Executive Office

constitutional lawlegal historyuniversity leadership
Why we celebrate them

A constitutional scholar and former foundation leader now guiding LSE as its President and Vice Chancellor.

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Tim Besley

Faculty

School Professor of Economics and Political Science; W. Arthur Lewis Professor of Development Economics

Department of Economics

political economydevelopment economicspublic economics
Why we celebrate them

A leading voice in political economy and development economics whose work connects public policy, institutions, and how states build the capacity to serve people.

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Ricardo Reis

Faculty

A.W. Phillips Professor of Economics

Department of Economics

macroeconomicsmonetary policyinflation
Why we celebrate them

A macroeconomist who has deepened how the world understands inflation, monetary policy, and central bank balance sheets.

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Oriana Bandiera

Faculty

Sir Anthony Atkinson Professor of Economics

Department of Economics

development economicslabour economicsorganisations
Why we celebrate them

A development economist who studies how incentives and social ties shape work, organisations, and the allocation of talent.

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John Van Reenen

Faculty

Ronald Coase School Professor of Economics

Department of Economics

innovationproductivityfirm performance
Why we celebrate them

An economist of innovation and productivity who has helped explain why some firms and economies grow while others fall behind.

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Nicholas Stern

Faculty

IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government; Chair, Grantham Research Institute

Department of Economics / Grantham Research Institute

climate economicsdevelopmentpublic policy
Why we celebrate them

The economist behind the landmark Stern Review, who has made the economics of climate change legible to governments worldwide.

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Dimitri Vayanos

Faculty

Professor of Finance

Department of Finance

asset pricingliquidityfinancial markets
Why we celebrate them

A finance scholar whose research on liquidity, asset prices, and market dysfunction has sharpened how we understand financial markets.

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Christopher Polk

Faculty

Professor of Finance

Department of Finance

asset pricingbehavioural financesustainable finance
Why we celebrate them

An asset pricing scholar whose research spans behavioural finance, asset management, and sustainable investing.

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Nicola Lacey

Faculty

School Professor of Law, Gender and Social Policy

LSE Law School

criminal lawlegal theorypunishment
Why we celebrate them

A criminal law scholar whose comparative and historical work illuminates how societies think about responsibility and punishment.

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Sonia Livingstone

Faculty

Professor of Social Psychology, Department of Media and Communications

Department of Media and Communications

digital mediachildren's rightsmedia literacy
Why we celebrate them

A social psychologist devoted to understanding children's lives and rights in the digital age.

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Fawaz Gerges

Faculty

Professor of International Relations; Emirates Professor of Contemporary Middle East Studies

Department of International Relations

Middle East politicsinternational relationsUS foreign policy
Why we celebrate them

A scholar of the modern Middle East whose writing and teaching reach readers and students far beyond the academy.

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Sara Hobolt

Faculty

Sutherland Chair in European Institutions

Department of Government

public opinionelectionsEuropean politics
Why we celebrate them

A political scientist whose research on public opinion, elections, and European politics informs public debate.

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Andres Rodriguez-Pose

Faculty

Princesa de Asturias Chair; Professor of Economic Geography

Department of Geography and Environment

economic geographyregional inequalitydevelopment
Why we celebrate them

An economic geographer whose work on regional inequality and the 'places that don't matter' has reshaped debates on development and discontent.

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Laura Bear

Faculty

Professor of Anthropology

Department of Anthropology

economic anthropologylabourSouth Asia
Why we celebrate them

An anthropologist whose fieldwork on economy, time, and care listens closely to working lives in South Asia and beyond.

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Richard Bradley

Faculty

Professor of Philosophy

Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method

decision theoryformal epistemologyphilosophy of science
Why we celebrate them

A philosopher of decision theory who studies how people reason and choose under uncertainty.

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Piotr Fryzlewicz

Faculty

Professor of Statistics

Department of Statistics

statisticstime serieschange-point detection
Why we celebrate them

A statistician known for elegant methods to detect change points and structure in time series data.

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Mary Morgan

Faculty

Albert O. Hirschman Professor of the History and Philosophy of Economics

Department of Economic History

history of economicsphilosophy of economicsmeasurement
Why we celebrate them

A historian and philosopher of economics who studies how models, measurements, and narratives shape economic knowledge.

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Nicholas Barr

Faculty

Professor of Public Economics

European Institute

welfare statepensionspublic economics
Why we celebrate them

An economist of the welfare state whose work on pensions and student finance has influenced policy in many countries.

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Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey

Faculty

Professor of Political Science

Department of Government

political sciencelegislative politicspublic policy
Why we celebrate them

A political scientist who brings rigorous, data-driven analysis to legislative debate and public policy.

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Martin Loughlin

Emeritus

Emeritus Professor of Public Law

LSE Law School

public lawconstitutional theorypolitical thought
Why we celebrate them

A public law theorist who has spent a career clarifying the foundations of constitutional and administrative law.

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Mike Savage

Emeritus

Professorial Research Fellow, International Inequalities Institute (formerly Martin White Professor of Sociology)

Department of Sociology / International Inequalities Institute

social classinequalitysociology
Why we celebrate them

A sociologist who helped revive the modern study of social class and economic inequality.

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Mary Kaldor

Emeritus

Professor Emeritus of Global Governance

Department of International Development

global governancesecuritycivil society
Why we celebrate them

A pioneering thinker on new wars, human security, and global civil society.

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Nancy Cartwright

Emeritus

Professor Emeritus of Philosophy

Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method

philosophy of sciencecausationevidence-based policy
Why we celebrate them

A philosopher of science whose work on causation and evidence has shaped how we judge what really works in policy.

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Saul Estrin

Emeritus

Emeritus Professor of Managerial Economics and Strategy

Department of Management

managemententrepreneurshiptransition economies
Why we celebrate them

The founding head of LSE's Department of Management, whose research spans entrepreneurship and economies in transition.

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A celebration of the faculty and academic leaders of London School of Economics and Political Science, assembled entirely from public information as an act of credit and gratitude. It is not a claim of endorsement, affiliation, sponsorship, or partnership by anyone featured or by the university. Every person is real and publicly documented, with a cited source of truth on their card; we never invent a person or a claim, and we prize accuracy over speed. Anyone featured can ask to be updated or removed at any time. Names and marks belong to their owners.