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15 Oct 26

Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman Visits INET Oxford

In a roundtable discussion hosted by Eric Beinhocker, Krugman, who won the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, gave his perspective...
13 Oct 26

Keynote Lecture: Eric Beinhocker on What Comes Next After Neoliberalism

The lecture was a summary of forthcoming book co-authored with the entrepreneur and philanthropist Nick Hanauer, which has been summarised in the...
11 Sept 26

Shaping the Future of Inequality Research at Inaugural Atkinson Conference

The Atkinson Conference on Economic and Social Mobility took place at Nuffield College between 10-11 September 2026
10 Sept 26

Annual Review: Economics, Inequality & Opportunity Programme

A year of research on how public policy can reduce economic hardship, promote upward mobility, and facilitate fairer labour market outcomes.
25 Aug 26

How Monopsony Power Distorts Local Labour Markets and Increases Poverty

INET Oxford researchers have made advances measuring the impact of monopsony in local labour markets, with newly published work quantifying changes in...
10 Aug 26

Zachary Parolin Recognised for Inequality Research

The American Sociological Association and the Hertie School of Government have recognised Professor Zachary Parolin for his research
30 Jul 26

Profile: Professor John Muellbauer on the UK Housing Crisis

For Professor John Muellbauer, the UK housing crisis goes beyond prices. It encompasses social justice, economic resilience, and political division.
11 Jun 26

Review: INET Summer Research Meeting 2026

The INET Oxford Summer Research Meeting was held on 11 June 2026 at the Oxford Martin School
15 May 26

Advances Boost Understanding of Semiconductor Supply Chain

Methodological improvements by researchers have helped identify critical nodes in supply chain networks

Centre News: Autumn 2025

Latest News

Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman Visits INET Oxford

Keynote Lecture: Eric Beinhocker on What Comes Next After Neoliberalism

Shaping the Future of Inequality Research at Inaugural Atkinson Conference

Annual Review: Economics, Inequality & Opportunity Programme

How Monopsony Power Distorts Local Labour Markets and Increases Poverty

Zachary Parolin Recognised for Inequality Research

Profile: Professor John Muellbauer on the UK Housing Crisis

Review: INET Summer Research Meeting 2026

Advances Boost Understanding of Semiconductor Supply Chain