22 Aug 24

Effectiveness of 1,500 global climate policies ranked for first time

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26 Sept 24

New Study Reveals Impact of ChatGPT on Public Knowledge Sharing

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

Eric Beinhocker: the evolutionary economist

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

Team wins best published article award for work on financial regulations

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 Del Rio-Chanona wins Emerging Scientific Award for research on complex systems

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

Lessons for the US – what climate policies to keep, and which to ditch

The Climate Policy Explorer that was released alongside the research paper could help point the incoming US Congress towards credible plans, showing...
22 Aug 24

Our Climate Policy Explorer shows which climate policies have succeeded…and which have failed.

For the first time, research has compared 1,500 climate policies across the world to reveal which have been effective and which have...
22 Aug 24

Insight Brief: The Climate Policy Explorer

What Works: Groundbreaking evaluation of Climate Policy Measures Over Two Decades
01 Aug 24

Review: Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network 2024 Annual Meeting

The 16 member institutions of the Emerging Political Economies Network took part in the 2024 Annual Meeting
22 Jul 24

Study finds traps and tunnels in Italy’s labour market

The Italian labour market structure resembles a tunnel characterised by immobility and ‘true state dependence’, researchers at the University of Oxford and...

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About INET Oxford

The Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School (INET Oxford) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to applying leading-edge thinking from the social and physical sciences to global economic challenges.

Effectiveness of 1,500 global climate policies ranked for first time

Latest News

New Study Reveals Impact of ChatGPT on Public Knowledge Sharing

Eric Beinhocker: the evolutionary economist

Team wins best published article award for work on financial regulations

Maria Del Rio-Chanona wins Emerging Scientific Award for research on complex systems

Lessons for the US – what climate policies to keep, and which to ditch

Our Climate Policy Explorer shows which climate policies have succeeded…and which have failed.

Insight Brief: The Climate Policy Explorer

Review: Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network 2024 Annual Meeting

Study finds traps and tunnels in Italy’s labour market

Latest Publications

The Case for Climate Alliances

China leads the net zero transition – here’s what we can learn from its progress in Beijing and Hong Kong

No. 2024-06 - Forecasting Macroeconomic Dynamics using a Calibrated Data-Driven Agent-based Model

Opinion: Desperate for good news about climate change? Consider the pace of clean energy growth

No. 2024-07 - Monopsony Power and Poverty: The Consequences of Walmart Supercenter Openings

Spatial–temporal dynamics of structural unemployment in declining coal mining regions and potentialities of the ‘just transition’

A Review of the Bernanke Report on Economic Forecasting at the Bank of England

Large language models reduce public knowledge sharing on online Q&A platforms

Class origin, intergenerational transfers, and the gender wealth gap

About INET Oxford

Our Research Areas

Methods and foundations of economics

Progress, technology & innovation

Economic inequality

Climate and environment

The clean energy transition

Financial stability

Macroeconomics

Economic paradigm change