LSE

abbreviation

1. London School of Economics

Example Sentences

Prof Gerry Simpson from the LSE told us that "the Israeli response looks more like revenge, or the continuation of a long-running erasure of Palestinian identity, than anything one could call 'legitimate self-defence'".

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And Prof Hovell of LSE told the BBC: "Proportionality in international law is a pretty blunt tool. In many modern conflicts, applying that standard can be difficult. But in Gaza, the case is, sadly, strikingly clear. Israel's campaign has been grossly disproportionate."

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She says many of her fellow students at LSE have wealthy international backgrounds or grew up in the south-east of England.

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But Tony Travers, a visiting professor in the LSE Department of Government, lives near the current embassy and isn't convinced that these sorts of protests will materialise for the new neighbours, if the relocation goes ahead.

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In the early days, the green transition was "framed as a burden" for countries, according to LSE's Bob Ward.

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