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www.lse.ac.uk Recommended reading on the future of world trade I LSE Research Drawing on expertise from across LSE, this collaborative reading list with the LSE Review of Books highlights key works for understanding today’s upheavals in world trade and how they may shape the... 
blogs.lse.ac.uk Maximising shareholder profits isn’t good business in the long term - LSE Review of Books John Kay's The Corporation in the 21st Century critiques the dominant tendency in business to prioritise short-term shareholder-value over long-term performance 
blogs.lse.ac.uk Refugees are political agents in their lives, not passive victims - LSE Review of Books Amelie Harbisch’s Making Refugees’ Political Agency Visible challenges dominant portrayals of refugees as passive subjects of global governance, centring agency 
blogs.lse.ac.uk GDP is an outdated way to measure modern economies - LSE Review of Books In The Measure of Progress, Diane Coyle argues that GDP is no longer fit for purpose and proposes a new conception of measurement for today’s digital economy. 