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Are pharmaceutical companies ethical?
Pharmaceutical companies care about profit. Does it mean that they are not ethical or harming the developing world where access to cheap drugs is vital?
Can you trust Wikipedia? Is citing Wikipedia acceptable?
Wikipedia accuracy and reliability is improving but still contested. Can you trust it? Is citing Wikipedia at university that bad? Vote & find out more
Social science research: failed predictions
Social science research helps us better understand society. However, failed predictions are also common. Why do social scientists get it wrong so often?
Animal testing is extremely controversial, more so in the cosmetics industry. We discuss whether animal testing is completely necessary or if we can ban it
Multiple identities: national vs local and transnational
Is national identity at risk? At LSE we discuss if multiple overlapping identities (transnational, regional and local) erode nationalism and patriotism
Human cloning pros and cons: should it be legal?
You may be surprised with the results of our human cloning poll. Check out the pros and cons of genetic engineering and its techniques. Should it be legal?
Public management research and statecraft
Is public management research a flawed kind of statecraft? Will it displace entirely old-style public administration research? And the big questions?
In science we trust ... but do you trust scientists?
Can we trust science? Malpractice, prejudices and religious beliefs are reasons why some people don't believe in scientists? Are you a sceptic too?
Stem cell research pros and cons
Stem cell research controversy and debate: pros and cons. Stem cells from human embryos may help save lives but pose ethical problems. Join the discussion.
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