21 Mar 25

Agent Based Modelling Comes of Age

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16 Apr 25

Skill Surge: AI and Green Jobs Outpacing Traditional Degrees

In response to the soaring demand for AI and green roles, the UK labour market is increasingly favouring skill-based hiring over traditional...
21 Mar 25

We have the chance to make energy cheaper than it has ever been

J. Doyne Farmer and Rupert Way tell The Telegraph that half of all global energy will be renewable by the mid-2030s.
19 Mar 25

Open Letter to UK Chancellor Calling for Greater Investment in Social Housing

The following letter to the Chancellor Rachel Reeves was signed by representatives of INET Oxford's Five Programme Teams
04 Mar 25

The Life Scientific: Doyne Farmer on Making Sense of Chaos for a Better World

BBC Radio 4 interviews J. Doyne Farmer for the Life Scientific programme.
28 Feb 25

The Energy Transition is a One Way Ticket

INET Oxford's Eric Beinhocker and J. Doyne Farmer write the weekend essay for the Wall Street Journal.
18 Feb 25

Why US Tariffs Are Going to Backfire

Eric Beinhocker speaks to the New York Times Foreign affairs, globalization and technology Editor, Thomas L. Friedman, about the economic impact of...
24 Jan 25

Quarterly Newsletter from INET Oxford

The January 2025 edition of the INET Oxford Newsletter.
22 Jan 25

The Key to More Effective Poverty Reduction Strategies in Europe

Leo Azzollini says that integrating household structure and employment patterns is key to to getting Europe's poverty reduction targets back on track.
21 Jan 25

Healing Our Political Divisions - Nine Dimensions of Social Contract Fairness

Eric Beinhocker explains the breakdown in political collaboration in the US.

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About INET Oxford

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.

Agent Based Modelling Comes of Age

Latest News

Skill Surge: AI and Green Jobs Outpacing Traditional Degrees

We have the chance to make energy cheaper than it has ever been

Open Letter to UK Chancellor Calling for Greater Investment in Social Housing

The Life Scientific: Doyne Farmer on Making Sense of Chaos for a Better World

The Energy Transition is a One Way Ticket

Why US Tariffs Are Going to Backfire

Quarterly Newsletter from INET Oxford

The Key to More Effective Poverty Reduction Strategies in Europe

Healing Our Political Divisions - Nine Dimensions of Social Contract Fairness

Latest Publications

How forging ahead with Net Zero could make Britain money

2025-09 - Using NLP to create preliminary causal system maps for use in policy analysis

Community Decisions to Insure Against Collective Risk: The Case of Maintenance Services for Rural Water Infrastructure

2025-10 - Forecasting technological progress

Facilitating India’s Deep Decarbonisation Through Sector Coupling of Electricity with Green Hydrogen and Ammonia

Mitigation and adaptation in agriculture: effects of framing on farmers’ policy support and sustainable practices

No. 2025-07 - Intergenerational Poverty in Europe: A Latent Class Analysis

No. 2025-06 - Systems thinking in UK environmental policy making

Why coalitions of wealthy nations should fund others to decarbonize

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Methods and foundations of economics

Progress, technology & innovation

Economic inequality

Climate and environment

The clean energy transition

Financial stability

Macroeconomics

Economic paradigm change