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Background & Format: LSE (London School of Economics) Blogs is a group of blogs hosted by the LSE about "evidence-based commentary and accessible summaries of academic research" LSE Blogs provides a mixture of content including its most popular content including religion & global society ; global investments & local development; British politics & policy; European politics & policy; Brexit vote; impact of social sciences; LSE Review of Books; USAPP American politics & policy; careers; students@LSE and LSE Business Review. Many posts are analysis of developments in the news, which are written in a style of opinion and commentary. Others consist of citing statistics and studies. There are also posts about historic events. The Bloggers (s) LSE Blogs are written by academics working at the LSE and at other institutions. "LSE’s public-facing blogs have grown into one of the world’s primary digital knowledge exchange platforms for academics, students, and researchers" PR opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of pitches to the individual academics. They can best be reached via their individual emails at the LSE.

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