Simukai Chigudu’s filmic memoir details the confines and conflicts of growing up in Zimbabwe during political turmoil

Since the approval of Temporary Protected Status in 2021, low-income and racialised Venezuelan migrants have entered the US, a space previously perceived as reserved for Venezuela’s upper and middl...

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Adeel Malik & Jamal Ibrahim Haidar argue that durable peace in the region requires making the costs of violent conflict prohibitively high.

Intersectional theory has been criticised for neglecting religion and for being unable to account for religion’s social complexities. This contribution interrogates this critique by disaggregating dif...

This paper explores how AI can enhance decision-making, optimize energy systems, and enable more inclusive, data-driven policy and planning in low- and middle-income countries.

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Amid Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, immersive media have emerged as a new instrument of strategic communication. This article examines how Ukrainian state-affiliated and civil-society act...

An economist proposes a new method of estimating the scope of poverty in different countries.

Oxford is addressing the major technical, social, economic and policy challenges of providing secure, affordable and sustainable energy for all. Work on different aspects of the energy challenge, whi...

A historian and exponent of ‘Rhodes must fall’ explores how political liberation doesn’t always bring personal freedom

Despite large pledges, Indonesia’s US$20 billion JETP has delivered little. Research shows funds are diverted to feasibility studies and donor interests rather than local green energy projects.

Industrial Policy in Mexico: Governance Mechanisms and New Transformation Possibilities   The Oxford México Industrial Policy Co Lab invites submissions for a new call for papers on industrial…

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Should China join the G7? Kenddrick Chan and Chris Alden write that China sees the G7 as largely irrelevant and an invitation to join will not change that.

Global poverty trends look radically different depending on the poverty line used. A new measure that doesn’t depend on ‘lines’ – the average time needed to earn a dollar – shows that global poverty has fallen sharply, by about 55% since 1990. This was driven mainly by income growth in East Asia.

The nine-month MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies places forced migration in an academic framework, preparing you for doctoral study or for work relevant to human rights, refugees and migrati...

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