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July 2026
The American civil rights state: The role of Federal power in the pursuit of racial justice

Paper in Studies in American Political Development by Robert C. Lieberman and Nuffield Fellow Desmond King

  • Paper
July 2026
‘Whack the prompt in there and see what it says’: making sense of communicative AI in education

Paper in Learning, Media and Technology by Nuffield Fellow Carlo Perrotta and Sima Eedelouei

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July 2026
Power and poverty: The distributional consequences of Walmart Supercenter openings

Paper in Labour Economics by Lukas Lehner, Nuffield Fellow Zachary Parolin, Clemente Pignatti and Rafael Pintro Schmitt

  • Paper
July 2026
Teacher sorting and inequalities in student achievement: Unequal exposures and differential returns to teacher qualifications

Paper in Sociological Science by Nuffield Postdoctoral Prize Research Fellow Said Hassan

07/2026
  • News & Media
A 'Love Letter to England'

Short film inspired by The National Conversation, a large-scale national study on social cohesion across Britain led by Nuffield Fellow Melinda Mills

07/2026
  • News & Media
Pepper Culpepper says good populism can save democracy

Nuffield Fellow Pepper Culpepper appeared on this episode of Democracy Paradox podcast

07/2026
  • Paper
Reproducibility and robustness of economics and political science research

Paper in Nature co-authored by Nuffield Student Thomas Brailey

07/2026
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Conceptualizing private military and security companies

Paper in Conflict Management and Peace Science by Nuffield Student Thomas Brailey

07/2026
  • Paper
Teacher sorting and inequalities in student achievement: Unequal exposures and differential returns to teacher qualifications

Paper in Sociological Science by Nuffield Postdoctoral Prize Research Fellow Said Hassan

07/2026
  • Paper
Power and poverty: The distributional consequences of Walmart Supercenter openings

Paper in Labour Economics by Lukas Lehner, Nuffield Fellow Zachary Parolin, Clemente Pignatti and Rafael Pintro Schmitt