2025-11-10
1 小时 28 分钟Welcome to the LSE Events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.
Okay, hello everyone and good evening.
Welcome to the LSE.
My name is Liam Bison McGraw.
I'm an Associate Professor within the Department of Social Policy here at the LSE and the Chair of the Sustainable Social Policy Research Hub as well at the Department of Social Policy.
A very warm welcome to all of you joining us here in person but also online this evening.
Tonight's lecture is jointly hosted by the Department of Social Policy as well as the Global School of Sustainability here at the LSE.
This part of our ongoing work to understand the political economy of climate change and the future of global governance.
Now, before we delve into these timely topics, a few practical notes before we get started tonight.
So for those in the theatre, please switch your phones to silent.
If the fire alarm sounds, please follow the instructions from LSE staff.
They will guide you out of the building to the designated fire assembly point outside where we'll wait until it's safe to return.
For those online,
you can follow the live stream and slides using your screen and use the Q&A function to send in any questions.
And with that over, I'm delighted to welcome Professor Helen Milner to the LSE this evening.
Professor Milner is the BC Forbes Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Princeton University,
and one of the leading scholars of international political economy.
Her work has shaped how we think about globalization,
trade, domestic politics, and international cooperation.