The Complexity Economics Seminar Series invites speakers from a range of areas and disciplines to discuss their research. Please contact complexity@inet.ox.ac.uk for more information.
All Forthcoming Events
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Token taxes as a mechanism for reducing AI-driven power concentration
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesLucas Irwin, University of Oxford
Hybrid Event
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Opportunity Spaces and the Cost of Labor Reallocation in the United States, 1940–2019
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesLjubica Nedelkoska, Complexity Science Hub
Hybrid Event
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Making Statistics Work: Information Theory and Bayesian Statistical Inference
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesEllis Scharfenaker, University of Utah
Hybrid Event
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The climate-sovereign doom loop: physical risk, fiscal space and financial stability
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesKarl Naumann-Woleske, WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
Hybrid Event
Recent Events
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Agents and Decisions: Exposure, learning and conditional choices in urban environments
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesLuís Bettencourt, University of Chicago
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Modelling global trade with optimal transport
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesGüven Demirel, Queen Mary University of London
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Rethinking economics by understanding supply chain networks and their dynamics
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesStefan Thurner, Complexity Science Hub
Hybrid Event
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Carbon pricing drives critical transition to green growth
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesIsaak Mengesha, University of Amsterdam
Hybrid Event
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Deciphering the global production network from cross-border firm transactions
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesNeave O'Clery, UCL
Hybrid Event
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Book Talk: The Infinite Alphabet
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesCésar A. Hidalgo, Toulouse School of Economics
Hybrid Event
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Miracle or Myth? The macroeconomic productivity gains from AI across the globe
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesPeter Gal, OECD
Hybrid Event
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From information to intelligence: LLMs and agentic AI in supply chain management
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesSara AlMahri, University of Cambridge
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Book Talk: The means of prediction - how AI really works (and who benefits)
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesMaximilian Kasy, University of Oxford
Hybrid Event
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Mission analysis – how does the UK government model the transition to Clean Power 2030 and Accelerate to Net Zero by 2050, perspectives from the Chief Economist
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesDonna Leong, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Hybrid Event
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Cities for everyone
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesRafael Prieto-Curiel, Complexity Science Hub Vienna
Hybrid Event
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Uncovering utility functions from observational data
Complexity Economics Seminar SeriesMarta Grześkiewicz, University of Cambridge
Hybrid Event