04 Mar 25
BBC Radio 4 interviews J. Doyne Farmer for the Life Scientific programme.
28 Feb 25
INET Oxford's Eric Beinhocker and J. Doyne Farmer write the weekend essay for the Wall Street Journal.
18 Feb 25
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
The January 2025 edition of the INET Oxford Newsletter.
22 Jan 25
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
Eric Beinhocker explains the breakdown in political collaboration in the US.
17 Jan 25
Complexity Economists at the University of Oxford have alerted US policymakers to coming skills shortages in the US power sector, in one...
13 Jan 25
In this conversation, Eric and Thibault contrast traditional economics (neoclassical theory) with new economics (complexity economics).
19 Dec 24
James Pethokoukis, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and an official CNBC contributor, talks to J. Doyne Farmer.
06 Dec 24
John Muellbauer & Janine Aron prepared an expert opinion on the functioning of the monetary policy apparatus of the CNB.
02 Dec 24
A paper investigating supply chain vulnerability has been named a '2024 Editors Pick' by journal Nature Reviews Physics.
24 Nov 24
Brian Nolan is credited with helping fundamentally change the way economics understands and thinks about economic inequality.
The UN COP29 conference in Baku was projected to be a failure. Instead, it has turned merely into a disappointment.
19 Nov 24
In this interview, Dr Vivas Shah MBE DL speaks to J. Doyne Farmer, an American complex systems scientist and entrepreneur who was...
A new approach to multilaterialism is emerging from the last three presidencies of the G20 – one that has the potential to...
10 Nov 24
Dr Bruce McCabe, Global Futurist, interviewed INET Oxford Co-Director of Economics of Sustainability Cameron Hepburn for his FutureBites podcast in November 2024...
07 Nov 24
INET Oxford MSCA Postdoctoral Research Fellow Christian Diem has won the 2024 Stephan Koren Prize for his ground-breaking research into shock propagation...
31 Oct 24
Technology diffusion follows S-curves, in which deployment initially accelerates and then levels off.
28 Oct 24
It seeks to aid widespread adoption of simulators in real-world modelling and decision-making scenarios, by making approximate Bayesian inference more suitable for...
26 Oct 24
A letter to the editor from John Muellbauer published in the Financial Times
21 Oct 24
Doyne Farmer is interviewed for Sean Carroll's Mindscape podcast
18 Oct 24
In early October, INET Oxford Executive Director Eric Beinhocker was a speaker at the Bhutan Innovation Forum, a meeting of Bhutanese officials...
26 Sept 24
A new study reveals that the widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT, has led to a significant decline...
21 Sept 24
Prof Beinhocker is preparing a new book that seeks to redefine the market economy and show how to build a more just...
13 Sept 24
A team led by INET Oxford's Matteo Gasparini have won the FIR-PRI best published article award for research that identified implicit bias...
06 Sept 24
Maria recognised for her innovative research on the impact of technology and global events on the labour market, offering valuable insights for...
22 Aug 24
Only 63 policy interventions of 1500 studies achieved major emissions breaks
What Works: Groundbreaking evaluation of Climate Policy Measures Over Two Decades
For the first time, research has compared 1,500 climate policies across the world to reveal which have been effective and which have...
The Climate Policy Explorer that was released alongside the research paper could help point the incoming US Congress towards credible plans, showing...
01 Aug 24
The 16 member institutions of the Emerging Political Economies Network took part in the 2024 Annual Meeting
22 Jul 24
The Italian labour market structure resembles a tunnel characterised by immobility and ‘true state dependence’, researchers at the University of Oxford and...
