Political pollster and strategist Frank Luntz asks whether the future of democracy in the US is at stake and explores the parallels that can be drawn between the US, the UK and beyond. 

How to react to a change in cosmology

A journey through computer science.

For this special online session as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford, Professor Andrew Chi-Chih Yao, Professor Bruno Latour and Professor Robert G. Roeder join Professor Ngaire Woods to discuss the challenges of academic leadership in extraordinary times.

Regulation of transcription in animal cells: a 50-year journey revealing an expanding universe of factors and mechanisms.

This one-day symposium includes two roundtables on the politics of Muslim societies to mark the publication of the Oxford Handbook of Politics in Muslim Societies.

Building on three decades’ experience across around 40 countries, Stefan Dercon's new book asks why some countries have prospered in reducing poverty and transforming their economies, while others have failed?

How can a government lawyer extract a Chinese human rights activist from the US embassy in Beijing without blowing up relations with China?

Join Dr Will Marshall, Co-Founder and CEO of Planet Labs for a discussion with Ngaire Woods on his work leading the world in public earth imaging and providing vital data for research from humanitarian action through to the fight against climate change.

This roundtable discussion explores how innovative financing could ensure more effective pandemic preparation and equitable access to the fruits of scientific progress during healthcare emergencies.

This Engaging with Evidence session will explore the key conditions and competencies that enable the successful delivery of outcomes-based partnerships.

Perspectives from Protestantism, Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, as part of the project on Protestant Political Thought.