We are delighted to announce the second ‘Oxford Summer School in Economic Networks’ to be held in Oxford from June 25-29, 2018.
The school, hosted by the University of Oxford Mathematical Institute and the Institute of New Economic Thinking, aims to bring together graduate students from a range of disciplines (maths, statistics, economics, policy, geography, development, ..) to learn about the techniques, applications and impact of network theory in economics and development.
Last year we had over 80 students and an exceptionally renowned line-up of speakers including Prof Sanjeev Goyal, Prof Vasco Carvalho, Prof Mihaela van der Schaar, Prof Doyne Farmer and Prof Peter Grindrod. Many of these will be returning for the 2018 edition, with some new faces as well. Tutorials and lectures include social networks, games and learning, financial networks, economic complexity and urban systems.
Alongside a rigorous academic schedule, the summer school
You can find out more and register online at https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/
We look forward to welcoming you to Oxford.
Best wishes,
Neave and all the organising team
Organising team: Neave O'Clery (Chair, Mathematical Institute), Francois Lafond (Institute for New Economic Thinking), Penny Mealy (Institute for New Economic Thinking), Mariano Beguerisse (Mathematical Institute), Nils Rochowicz (Mathematical Institute), Maria del Rio Chanona (Mathematical Institute) and Hattie Moody (Mathematical Institute) Marco Pangallo (Mathematical Institute)
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Organising team: Neave O'Clery (Chair, Mathematical Institute), Francois Lafond (Institute for New Economic Thinking), Penny Mealy (Institute for New Economic Thinking), Mariano Beguerisse (Mathematical Institute), Nils Rochowicz (Mathematical Institute), Maria del Rio Chanona (Mathematical Institute) and Hattie Moody (Mathematical Institute) Marco Pangallo (Mathematical Institute)
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