Publication Awards category | January 2022 Session | Triannual Award Series
We are proud to announce that LSE Business Review has been recognized with the DUPN Recognition of Excellence Award for the January 2022 session, acknowledging its outstanding contribution to global awareness and public discourse in the field of business and economics, with meaningful intersections across international affairs, public policy and social science.
LSE Business Review, a knowledge-exchange initiative of the London School of Economics, exemplifies what thoughtful, interdisciplinary communication should be. It serves as a dynamic platform that bridges the gap between academic research and real-world business and policy challenges, bringing evidence-based insights to business professionals, policymakers and the wider public.
Its commitment to presenting complex ideas in clear, accessible language and to amplifying diverse academic perspectives from disciplines such as finance, management, law, social psychology and political science, makes it an essential contributor to informed public discourse. At a time when clarity, rigor and accessibility are more important than ever, LSE Business Review has established itself as a model for impactful knowledge-sharing.
As part of this recognition, DUPN has issued a certificate of recognition acknowledging the contributions of LSE Business Review. The certificate commemorates the platform’s excellence, integrity and commitment to advancing understanding of critical global issues.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the editorial team, contributing scholars and professionals who make LSE Business Review a beacon of thoughtful engagement with the world’s most pressing questions.
— DUPN Recognition of Excellence Award,
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Disclaimer:
This recognition is independently awarded by DUPN as part of its Recognition of Excellence Award series. It is based on publicly available work and does not necessarily imply endorsement, participation or formal acceptance by LSE Business Review.
