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International recognition for solar power work
Job guarantees – moving from experiment to reality?
Steven Fries appointed to UK Climate Change Committee
Why is Latin American inequality so high?
Doubly disadvantaged: Unemployment, young age, and electoral participation in the UK
Unemployment could undermine social trust in Europe
Shifting the narrative on the clean energy transition
New economic models of energy innovation and transition
Fight climate change for a bargain - NYT on INET Oxford research
Creating a new moral political economy
Pitchfork economics podcast: the benefits of a guaranteed job programme
INET Oxford researchers feature in Earthrise documentary
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No. 2023-20 - Increasing inequality between countries in key renewable energy costs
03 Oct 23
We show that, despite average costs falling, technology cost inequality between countries is increas...
No. 2023-19 - Reconstructing supply networks
03 Oct 23
Network reconstruction is a well-developed sub-field of network science, but it has only recently be...
No. 2023-18 - Temporal criticality
27 Sep 23
Here we consider the functionality of systems, notably operations in socio-technical ones, productio...
No. 2023-17 - The Economics of Coal Phaseouts
22 Sep 23
Fossil fuels are the world’s greatest source of greenhouse gas emissions and must be curtailed to ac...
Universal job guarantee boosts wellbeing and eliminates long-term unemployment
14 Sep 23
An unconditional job guarantee pilot has run in an Austrian town since 2020, filling an evidence gap...
No. 2023-16 - Liquidity Spirals
08 Sep 23
We introduce a novel method for studying liquidity spirals and use this method to identify spirals b...
Is it time to reboot welfare economics? Overview
04 Sep 23
The contributions of economists have long included both positive explanations of how economic system...
Evaluating fossil fuel companies’ alignment with 1.5 °C climate pathways
18 Aug 23
To track the fossil fuel industry and companies against 1.5 °C-consistent pathways, we propose a new...
Empirical analysis of Chinese overseas power plant investments: Likelihood of suspensions and associated environmental risks
18 Aug 23
Power sector investment is crucial to accelerate a sustainable energy transition, but not all invest...
No. 2023-15 Sensitive Intervention Points: A strategic approach to climate action
14 Aug 23
Here, we set out a conceptual framework to identify ‘Sensitive Intervention Points’ (SIPs) in system...
No. 2023-14 - Intellectual Property Rights, Climate Technology Transfer and Innovation in Developing Countries
07 Aug 23
A longer study about intellectual property rights and their role for climate technologies in develop...
No. 2023-13 - Temporal criticality in socio-technical systems
04 Aug 23
Socio-technical systems, where technological and human elements interact in a goal-oriented manner, ...
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