India, March 27 -- Larry Kramer, president and vice-chancellor of the London School of Economics (LSE), who is on an outreach visit to India, spoke to HT on Wednesday on LSE's vision for expanding and deepening its academic engagement with Indian universities, his take on ongoing churn in global politics, the importance of institutions, and what the present chaos means for the world at large and India. Edited excerpts.
I suppose two things. One is you can send more of your students to LSE. We have a long-standing relationship with India, right back to the very beginning of the school. We love getting Indian students. We're like an export industry. We give them an education and export them back to their home country.
In India itself, it i...