About The London Review
The London Review is a student-led publication covering financial markets, the economy, public policy and politics. Our writers study at universities across the UK, including the London School of Economics and University College London, and we publish clear, data-driven analysis that pairs academic rigour with accessible writing.
We were founded by students at LSE with two aims: to offer informed commentary on economics, markets and policy, and to give emerging writers a serious editorial platform for their work. We also work with sixth-form students from across the UK through our Mentorship Programme, helping them research and write about the parts of our coverage that interest them most.
What we publish
- Markets: Shares, bonds, currencies and commodities, and the companies and investors behind them.
- Macro: The economy as a whole, including growth, inflation, jobs, interest rates and trade.
- Policy: The decisions governments and regulators make, from budgets and tax to public services, and what they mean in practice.
- Politics: Elections, parties and leaders, and how power is won and used, at home and abroad.
- Private Markets: Private equity, private credit, venture capital and infrastructure, and the firms and deals involved.
- Micro: How individual companies and industries compete, set prices and make decisions.
- Global Healthcare: The business and economics of health, from drug companies and biotech to how health systems are run and paid for.
The Mentorship Programme
We run a Junior Researcher Mentorship Programme for sixth-form students. Each is paired with a member of our team, who gives them one-to-one support through research, writing and publication. About the programme.
Our standards
We aim to hold our work to the highest standards. Every claim is footnoted to a credible source, and every article is thoroughly reviewed before publication. Read more about our standards.
- Researchers on the team
- 25
- Articles published
- 144
- Junior Researchers published
- 8
