18 Dec 25

Complexity Economics Insights for the Seventh Carbon Budget

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09 Dec 25

When a Moral Vacuum Meets a Technological Maelstrom

As 2026 unfolds, the world appears to be sliding deeper into a moral vacuum—one shaped less by shared ideals than by the...
17 Nov 25

Lukas Lehner Wins International Awards For Dissertation

Policy-focus and real-world impact recognised by judging panels.
17 Nov 25

Is the Dollar's Dominance Ending? A Five-Part Analysis

Dennis Snower provides a series of short articles, analysing whether the dollar's dominance is coming to an end
10 Nov 25

Welcome to Our New Era. What Do We Call It?

Eric Beinhocker points out that we now operate more and more inside global ecosystems, what he calls dynamic, “interdependent webs” of knowledge...
22 Oct 25

Centre News: Autumn 2025

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06 Oct 25

Ebba Mark Attends Lindau Nobel Meeting

Young Climate Econometrics Scholar attends meeting with 20 Nobel laureates in Germany
01 Oct 25

Zachary Parolin Wins Prestigious Public Policy Award

Award recognises contribution to the field of public policy analysis and management before the age of 40
24 Sept 25

Four Week Retreat Attracts World's Leading Complexity Economists

Field's top thinkers attend month-long workshop at the Sante Fe Institute New Mexico, organised by INET Oxford
08 Sept 25

Property Tax Proposal Gains Momentum Ahead of UK Budget

Professor John Muellbauer's two-pronged policy for council tax and land tax reform is generating national debate ahead of the Autumn Budget

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The Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School (INET Oxford) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to applying leading-edge thinking from the social and physical sciences to global economic challenges.

Complexity Economics Insights for the Seventh Carbon Budget

Latest News

When a Moral Vacuum Meets a Technological Maelstrom

Lukas Lehner Wins International Awards For Dissertation

Is the Dollar's Dominance Ending? A Five-Part Analysis

Welcome to Our New Era. What Do We Call It?

Centre News: Autumn 2025

Ebba Mark Attends Lindau Nobel Meeting

Zachary Parolin Wins Prestigious Public Policy Award

Four Week Retreat Attracts World's Leading Complexity Economists

Property Tax Proposal Gains Momentum Ahead of UK Budget

Latest Publications

Complexity economics insights for the Seventh Carbon Budget

Quantifying the health-care burden of temperature in the National Health Service in England: an economic analysis of resource use and costs

No. 2025-20 - Complexity and Paradigm Change in Economics

When a Moral Vacuum Meets a Technological Maelstrom

2025-10 - Forecasting technological progress

When the Fed Reveals Its Hand: The SEP and Monetary Policy Surprises

Will eating less meat and dairy reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

No. 2025-25 - Land, Housing and the British Economy: background paper

Oxford academics comment on the UK Budget 2025

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