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  • Paper
July 2026
To what extent do political elites influence public opinion about immigration?

Paper in European Journal of Political Research by Nuffield Student Tiphaine Le Corre, Nuffield Fellow
Jane Green and Postdoctoral Prize Research Fellow Alexander Yeandle

  • Paper
July 2026
The limits of leadership advantage in Stackelberg duopoly

Paper in Economics Letters by Nuffield Non-Stipendiary Research Fellow Toan Le

  • News & Media
July 2026
Labour’s hardest war is with the electorate

Article in Prospect by Nuffield Fellow Ben Ansell

  • News & Media
July 2026
Pepper Culpepper Billionaire backlash: the age of corporate scandal and how it could save democracy

Nuffield Fellow Pepper Culpepper appeared on this episode of Forthright Radio to discuss his recent book Billionaire backlash

07/2026
  • News & Media
Pepper Culpepper says good populism can save democracy

Nuffield Fellow Pepper Culpepper appeared on this episode of Democracy Paradox podcast

07/2026
  • Paper
Reproducibility and robustness of economics and political science research

Paper in Nature co-authored by Nuffield Student Thomas Brailey

07/2026
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Conceptualizing private military and security companies

Paper in Conflict Management and Peace Science by Nuffield Student Thomas Brailey

07/2026
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Teacher sorting and inequalities in student achievement: Unequal exposures and differential returns to teacher qualifications

Paper in Sociological Science by Nuffield Postdoctoral Prize Research Fellow Said Hassan

07/2026
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Power and poverty: The distributional consequences of Walmart Supercenter openings

Paper in Labour Economics by Lukas Lehner, Nuffield Fellow Zachary Parolin, Clemente Pignatti and Rafael Pintro Schmitt

07/2026
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‘Whack the prompt in there and see what it says’: making sense of communicative AI in education

Paper in Learning, Media and Technology by Nuffield Fellow Carlo Perrotta and Sima Eedelouei