News - Nuffield College Oxford University

New Brexit Reports on two big issues: the divorce bill and free movement

New Brexit Reports on two big issues: the divorce bill and free movement

Centre for Social Investigation publishes insights from fresh data and new analysis of public opinion surveys

How cultural and religious factors affect fertility treatments

How cultural and religious factors affect fertility treatments

A new study reveals reasons why Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) usage rates vary across Europe

What is the proper place of religion in liberal societies?

What is the proper place of religion in liberal societies?

A new book by Nuffield Fellow Cécile Laborde explores the familiar problem of the relationship between religion and state by bringing fresh and nuanced arguments to the debate.

Welcoming new students to Oxford and College life

Welcoming new students to Oxford and College life

The 2017-18 academic year begins, and Nuffield is buzzing with bright new students.

Update on public opinion and Brexit research project

Update on public opinion and Brexit research project

The heated nature of the public discourse around Brexit suggests that the British public are not in a compromising mood, but is there evidence to back this up?

NuCamp Conference Call for Papers

NuCamp Conference Call for Papers

NuCamp issues a call for papers for its first annual conference to be held in December 2017.

New analysis of public spending in Scotland

New analysis of public spending in Scotland

A new Nuffield working paper shows how schools and hospitals have suffered from the spending choices made by the SNP government over the past ten years.

New look for Nuffield College

New look for Nuffield College

How genetic influence on human behaviour changes in time and place

How genetic influence on human behaviour changes in time and place

Who are the "Children of Austerity"?

Who are the "Children of Austerity"?

What sort of Brexit deal does the British public want?

What sort of Brexit deal does the British public want?

Student Opinion Round-Up: Engaging in public debates

Student Opinion Round-Up: Engaging in public debates

Dilnot comments on meeting health and social care needs

Dilnot comments on meeting health and social care needs

Flexible men result in successful women

Flexible men result in successful women

Professor Desmond King’s ‘Fed Power’ subject of major review symposium

Professor Desmond King’s ‘Fed Power’ subject of major review symposium

Best book award goes to Nuffield Fellow

Best book award goes to Nuffield Fellow

Accounting for economic growth amidst high refugee immigration

Accounting for economic growth amidst high refugee immigration

Queen’s Birthday Honours for Nuffield Fellows

Queen’s Birthday Honours for Nuffield Fellows

General election turns spotlight on voting behaviour and predictions research

General election turns spotlight on voting behaviour and predictions research

Wealth Inequality and Wealth Mobility in the Twenty-First Century

Wealth Inequality and Wealth Mobility in the Twenty-First Century

The problem of funding long term social care

The problem of funding long term social care

First step for fresh approach to macroeconomic policy

First step for fresh approach to macroeconomic policy

Alumnus George Hoare founds Universify Education

Alumnus George Hoare founds Universify Education

State-religion separation and liberal-democratic ideals

State-religion separation and liberal-democratic ideals

Professor Desmond King honoured by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Professor Desmond King honoured by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

CESS team grows with new appointment

CESS team grows with new appointment

New study to monitor public attitudes on Brexit

New study to monitor public attitudes on Brexit

Researchers at Nuffield CSI have been awarded a grant by the ESRC to study attitude formation and change in the run-up to Brexit

How efficient and effective are the police?

How efficient and effective are the police?

The report from an 18-month study of value for money in British policing is launched at the House of Lords

In Memoriam: Simon Porter (1950-2017)

In Memoriam: Simon Porter (1950-2017)

Making Sense of Corruption

Making Sense of Corruption

A new book by Nuffield College Fellow Bo Rothstein argues for a universal understanding of corruption

The Voices of the Displaced in Ukraine and Russia

The Voices of the Displaced in Ukraine and Russia

A new survey highlights the views of people displaced by the conflict in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region

Remembering a Fellow and friend

Remembering a Fellow and friend

1
2
3
4
5
6(current)
7