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INET Oxford's J. Doyne Farmer is interviewed by Dave Young in this BCG Henderson Institute Conversation.

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Zachary Parolin Recognised for Inequality Research

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Review: INET Summer Research Meeting 2026

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Agent-Based Modelling Better Explains Financial Instability and Risk Than Traditional Approaches

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Centre Newsletter and Events Schedule

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Civil Service and Academia: A Model Partnership

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First Atkinson Conference set for September

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Launch: Markets Built for Humans

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Chaos, complexity, economics & climate: Conversation with J. Doyne Farmer

Latest News

Zachary Parolin Recognised for Inequality Research

Review: INET Summer Research Meeting 2026

Advances Boost Understanding of Semiconductor Supply Chain

Agent-Based Modelling Better Explains Financial Instability and Risk Than Traditional Approaches

Centre Newsletter and Events Schedule

Civil Service and Academia: A Model Partnership

First Atkinson Conference set for September

Launch: Markets Built for Humans

Environmental Regulation Can Be a Growth Catalyst – Evidence from China