This seminar series is organised by INET Oxford. The seminars are informal talks designed to showcase our research, to foster collaboration between INET Oxford and the wider University community.
All Forthcoming Events
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New thinking on climate change policy and endogenous preferences
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf Linus Mattauch (Technical University of Berlin)
Hybrid Event
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Developmental Dilemmas, Power, and Institutional Entrepreneurship: A lens for Policy Analysis
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf William Ferguson (Grinnell College, USA)
Hybrid Event
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War in the Ukraine and global inflationary pressures: How fiscal and monetary policy should cooperate in the face of temporary supply side shocks
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf David Vines (Balliol College, University of Oxford)
Hybrid Event
Recent Events
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Dynamics of sovereign debt: credit risk and sustainability analysis
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesKarolina Bassa (Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford)
Hybrid Event
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Rapid transitions in the food economy for a sustainable future
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf Paul Behrens (Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford)
Hybrid Event
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Climate Finance to Decarbonize the Global Power Sector
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesAlissa Kleinnijenhuis (Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance, Cornell University)
Online Event
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Core Themes of the Multilevel Paradigm
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesDennis Snower (President and Founder of the Global Solutions Initiative)
Hybrid Event
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International Climate Policy Briefing: Where Are We and What Next After COP29?
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesManal Shehabi
Hybrid Event
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New models for South Africa: insights for financial stability and monetary transmission
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf. John Muellbauer & Janine Aron
Hybrid Event
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Raining on Bonds: The Financing Costs of Extreme Rain on Urban Investment Bonds
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesYangsiyu Lu
Online Event@14:00
Taxation to cut the sodium consumption in processed food: intended and unintended consequences
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesJeremy Large
Hybrid Event
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Sorting or Exiting? Gendered Divergences in Career Paths of Computer Science Graduates in the U.S. and India
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesYuqi Liang
Online Event
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The Separate Lives of Social and Economic Prosperity: Concepts and Evidence from the G20
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesDennis Snower
Hybrid Event
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How to make a new Keynesian DSGE model that is fit for purpose: a constructive response to the criticisms of Joe Stiglitz
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesProf. David Vines
Hybrid Event
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Forecasting UK Inflation during 2021-24
INET Oxford Seminar SeriesSir David Hendry (with Jennifer L. Castle and Jurgen A. Doornik)
Online Event