Many political philosophers theorise not only for the sake of pure theory, but also because they want to convince citizens and policymakers to bring about changes in the real world. Join us for a two day worshop on policy-oriented political philosophy.

Despite significant progress, nearly 90 women and children die every hour in India—mostly from preventable causes. Chandrika Bahadur, CEO of the Antara Foundation, joins Professor Alan Stein to discuss what hinders last-mile progress, what works at scale, and the broader lessons for public health.

Join Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times for a wide-ranging conversation with Pepper Culpepper.

Chilean historian Professor Lucia Santa Cruz joins Professor Tom Simpson to discuss the meaning and history of Chilean conservatism and how this might be affected by the 'new right'.

Hear from Troy Hunt, creator of “Have I Been Pwned”, about the lessons he has learned after processing 15 billion records of breached data.

Join us for a day-long conference on China and the World, co-hosted with Oxford’s China Centre and in partnership with Columbia University and Harvard University.

Professor Jennifer Burns from Stanford University joins Professor Tom Simpson to discuss her most recent book on Milton Friedman and the evolution of conservatism in America.

Join Gregory Shaffer, Scott K. Ginsburg Professor of International Law at Georgetown University, in conversation with Philippa Webb and Pilar Elizalde, in discussing his co-authored book The Rule of Law under Pressure: A Transnational Challenge.

Join us for the launch of the Oxford Programme for Cyber and Technology Policy (OxCTP). Professor Ciaran Martin and Richard Horne, CEO of the NCSC, will discuss the evolving cyber risk landscape and its broader implications for policy, governance, and society.