Events

Over the course of the academic year we hold a wide range of lectures, seminars and other events. Many are open to all members of Oxford University, and some are open to members of the public.

Migrant workers in the home care sector: What can we learn from the Israeli experience?

When and why do (survey) experimental treatment effects generalise?

Reforming Poland’s Social Market Economy in the Age of Populism

CANCELLED: Gender equality and the Sustainable Development Goals: a human rights approach

What should we do about social care, and why?

Copenhagen Infant Mental Health Project (CIMHP): Evaluation of reach of the Circle of Security – Parenting Intervention in a Danish randomized control trial

CANCELLED: Social impact bonds: the role of private capital in outcomes based commissioning

Opportunities and challenges in using research to influence policy on childhood poverty in low- and middle-income countries

Conceptualising the relationship between children and social policy

How does social progress in Britain since 1950 compare with that in “peer” countries?

Social Policy, Interdisciplinary Area Studies and Oxford University: lessons from the study of Japan

Impact of investment in Early Parenting on Social Capital: Emerging lessons from A Better Start

Deindustrialisation, state responses and social democracy

Political philosophy and social policy: the concept of poverty

The New Politics of Welfare: Towards an “Emerging Markets” Welfare State Regime