About LSE Theses OnlineWelcome to LSE Theses OnlineLSE Theses Online is the institutional repository for the London School of Economics and Political Science's PhD theses. It contains full text versions of theses accepted for the qualification of Doctorate at LSE. These full text versions can be freely accessed and downloaded. What does LSE Theses Online contain?LSE Theses Online contains full text, final examined versions of theses accepted for the qualification of Doctorate at the London School of Economics and Political Science. LSE Theses Online does not contain Master’s dissertations, please contact the relevant department directly if you are seeking to access a Master’s dissertation. The Repository's Rights and Responsibilities - LSE Theses Online:
How are theses added to LSE Theses Online?We currently add theses via a number of routes:
I have downloaded a thesis held in LSE Theses Online. In what ways may I re-use it?The copyright in a LSE thesis belongs to the author. This means you are entitled to re-use material from a thesis for quotation, criticism or review or by relying on another exception permitted by UK copyright law. For information see the Intellectual Property Office guidance on Exceptions to copyright. You must also clearly attribute the author and PhD thesis title. To re-use content from a thesis in a way not covered by a copyright exception, you must first seek permission from the author of the thesis. I am a copyright holder, and believe that my copyright has been infringed by content held in LSE Theses Online, what can I do?Please contact LSE Theses Online including details of where and how your copyright has been infringed. We will follow the procedure outlined in our takedown policy. I am the author of an LSE thesis, and my work has been republished without my permission, what can I do?As the copyright holder it is your responsibility to contact the individual, organisation and/or company that has infringed your rights. LSE can offer support with this process. Please contact Lsethesesonline@lse.ac.uk providing details of the infringement, we can then advise you on an initial response. If you have any questions that have not been answered by the FAQs / the information on this page, the LSE Theses Online team can be contacted at: Lsethesesonline@lse.ac.uk. |