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Society, Politics & Law
Open Corporates
Enabling citizen engagement with the corporate world.
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Society, Politics & Law
The Skills Network
Collective Learning, Collective Action.
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History & The Arts
The People on the Notes: Elizabeth Fry
Elizabeth Fry, sometimes known as 'the angel of prisons', was depicted on the £5 note for over a decade - only recently being replaced a couple of years ago by Winston Churchill. Here's what we know about her:
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Getting on your bike, and looking for answers
Dr Peter Wood, a Visiting Fellow with the Geography Discipline, argues that although methodological choices are often seen as technical decisions, they can actually be key to intellectual creativity.
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Society, Politics & Law
Is Obama's Iran legacy under threat?
The OU's Edward Wastnidge hails Obama's achievements in shifting US-Iranian relations - but warns they might not hold.
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Society, Politics & Law
The Long Table
Dialogue through performance-discussion.
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Society, Politics & Law
#Hacked
Investigate cyber war through the eyes of its makers.
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Society, Politics & Law
Trump - an appeal for enlightenment
Trust in politics is complex beyond the personality of political candidates, but can shed some light into the emergence of Trump, as well as on the potential direction of travel of his politics and those unfolding in Europe.
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Society, Politics & Law
How far was the Brexit vote "the will of the people" - and what does that mean?
Some MPs who believe Brexit to be a bad idea still voted for the Article 50 bill, often claiming "the people have spoken". Oxford's Benito Muller has some thoughts.
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Society, Politics & Law
Why did millions march against Trump?
We know who they were marching against - probably; but what persuaded millions to take to the streets on a January weekend? A team of sociologists is investigating.