@OxrepJournal

Peer-reviewed; bridging the gap between academic economics & policy debates since 1985. BlueSky: @oxrepjournal.bsky.social https://xitter.cf/t.co/TypxcSUuly

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Joined March 2015
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Oxford Journals
@OxfordJournals21 Jun 2024
Dive into @OxRepJournal's latest special issue for a deep understanding of global economic governance and liberal internationalism. Featuring articles from Joseph Stiglitz, David Miliband, and other notable individuals. Read the issue here: oxford.ly/3KHhj5J
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"As COP28 nears, our research highlights key sensitive intervention points we can prioritise to help turn the tide, while providing a valuable framework for policymakers.” @mat_ives Read the new paper on Sensitive Intervention Points: academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic…
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@PIIE13 Apr 2023
Tomorrow, April 14: Discussion of new @OxrepJournal papers on the international monetary system with @PaolaSubacchi, @ChatibBasri, @jdostry, & David Vines. Tune in at 10:15 AM ET to watch live: piie.com/events/internationa… Read the papers: academic.oup.com/oxrep/issue…
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Peterson Institute
@PIIE13 Apr 2023
Tomorrow! Discussion of new @OxrepJournal papers on the international monetary system with @PaolaSubacchi, @ChatibBasri, @jdostry, & David Vines. Tune in at 10:15 AM ET to watch live: piie.com/events/internationa… Read the papers: academic.oup.com/oxrep/issue…
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Paola Subacchi@PaolaSubacchi13 Apr 2023
Look forward to discussing the future of the international monetary system with David Vines @INETOxford @OxrepJournal @ChatibBasri @jdostry, 14 April, 10.15 EST @PIIE piie.com/events/internationa…

International monetary reform: What to do 50 years after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system?

The Peterson Institute hosted a panel discussion with authors of several papers in a forthcoming issue of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy (OxREP) on “International Monetary Reform: What to do 50...

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josh ryan-collins@jryancollins9 Feb 2023
You can't regulate monopoly power if you don't know what firms are actually doing. New paper in @OxrepJournal with @IlanStrauss @MazzucatoM @timoreilly argues for mandatory disclosures of Big Tech's operating metrics, 'free' products & monetization. academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic…
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Mariana Mazzucato
@MazzucatoM9 Feb 2023
Attempts by governments to curb the #market #power of #BigTech are impeded by limited public information on their business models. Read our (@IlanStrauss @jryancollins & @timoreilly recommendations in our latest article for @OxrepJournal academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic…
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Daniel Susskind
@danielsusskind16 Dec 2022
Very proud of this important @OxrepJournal issue on pandemic vaccination. With huge thanks to @skominers and @ATabarrok for editing the issue and to all the magnificent contributors.
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Our new edition on pandemic vaccination has just launched! Editors @skominers and @ATabarrok introduce this issue with a review of vaccines and the recent Covid-19 pandemic, highlighting lessons from their failures and successes.
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Oxford Urban@Oxford_Urban16 Sep 2022
New journal article by #SUDOX Associate Professor @Vlad_Mykhnenko and MSc Course Director Nigel Mehdi "Understanding forced internal displacement in Ukraine: insights and lessons for today’s crises" academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… #displacement #forcedmigration #migration

Understanding forced internal displacement in Ukraine: insights and lessons for today’s crises

Abstract. The contribution of this paper is threefold: first, it accounts for the problem of Ukraine’s forced internal displacement, following the Russian

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Neil Lee@ndrlee16 Sep 2022
Understanding internal displacement in Ukraine Superb, topical, and policy relevant new paper from @Vlad_Mykhnenko et al. doi.org/10.1093/oxrep/grac02…
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Michael Clemens@m_clem29 Sep 2022
The research paper is here, just published in @OxrepJournal —> doi.org/10.1093/oxrep/grac01…

The economic and fiscal effects on the United States from reduced numbers of refugees and asylum...

Abstract. International migrants who seek protection also participate in the economy. Thus the policy of the United States to drastically reduce refugee an

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Madeleine Sumption@M_Sumption26 Sep 2022
Which jobs should get visas? Policies to address shortages are often politically popular, probably because they sound scientific. But it’s surprisingly hard to target immigration policy by occupation in an evidence-based way. See my @OxrepJournal piece: academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic…

Shortages, high-demand occupations, and the post-Brexit UK immigration system

Abstract. One of the key questions facing immigration policy-makers is which jobs should be eligible for work visas. This question has dominated discussion

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Grant Gordon@grantmgordon21 Sep 2022
Replying to @RGurumurthy
@RGurumurthy and I have a new article out in @OxrepJournal: "Transforming forced displacement response through innovation"! The article takes stock of innovation in humanitarian response and charts a path forward for the sector. academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… Here's the TLDR.

Transforming forced displacement response through innovation

Abstract. With more individuals forcibly displaced than any time since the Second World War, forced displacement has emerged as one of the defining politic

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Michael Clemens@m_clem19 Sep 2022
The previous US Administration pursued a policy of mass refugee exclusion. What are the lasting economic and fiscal effects? My estimates of this impact just published in @OxRepJournal —> academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… Preliminary but ungated: iza.org/publications/dp/1531… Summary thread ☞

The economic and fiscal effects on the United States from reduced numbers of refugees and asylum...

Abstract. International migrants who seek protection also participate in the economy. Thus the policy of the United States to drastically reduce refugee an

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Just out, the latest issue of @OxrepJournal focuses on Forced Migration. In their article, @alexander_betts & @OlivierSterck ask ‘Why do states give refugees the right to work?’ Issue online at bit.ly/3DvIHRY
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St Anne's College@StAnnesCollege27 May 2022
In a study published this week by @OUPAcademic, Senior Research Fellow @BentFlyvbjerg & colleague Dr Antif Ansar find that @SpaceX is 10x cheaper and 2x faster than @NASA over 203 comparable missions. Read more: st-annes.ox.ac.uk/prof-bent-…
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Diane Coyle@DianeCoyle185919 May 2022
My paper on how to make a success of major infrastructure investments @OxrepJournal is online: academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… The other articles in this issue well worth your time too
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Graham Brownlow@GrahamBrownlow18 May 2022
Replying to @LongInitiative
@LongInitiative @Dr_LBM @QUCEHBelfast includes paper on the economic history of railways as patient capital
Oxford Econ Policy@OxrepJournal18 May 2022
Our new issue on the Economics of Major Projects, edited by Atif Ansar, has just been published! Read the introduction to the issue here, which discusses previous work on and new frontiers for major projects: academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… #EconTwitter

Old challenges, new solutions: getting major projects right in the twenty-first century

Abstract. Major projects are high-value (£100 million+) investments across sectors such as transport, energy, health, defence, or IT systems. Globally, a s

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Prof Dieter Helm CBE@Dieter_Helm27 Jan 2022
Brexit - a game change for UK agriculture, but for better or worse? In this Oxford Review of Economic Policy article, I set out a framework for assessing the impact: academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic… #agriculture #Brexit
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Madeleine Sumption@M_Sumption26 Jan 2022
My new article @OxrepJournal looks at immigration shortage lists. Basic argument: shortage lists are politically popular but measuring shortages in a way that's useful for the immigration system is much harder than many realise. academic.oup.com/oxrep/artic…
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