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July 2026
The American civil rights state: The role of Federal power in the pursuit of racial justice

Paper in Studies in American Political Development by Robert C. Lieberman and Nuffield Fellow Desmond King

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July 2026
‘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

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July 2026
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

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July 2026
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

06/2026
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Drought exposure and the risk of sexual, emotional, and physical violence against adolescents in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Lesotho: An observational study

Paper in The Lancet Planetary Health by Bothaina Eltigani, Roman Hoffmann and Nuffield Fellow Lucie Cluver

05/2026
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Well-care visit attendance among children of adolescent mothers in South Africa: a theory-informed mixed-methods study

Paper in BMC Public Health by Camille Wittesaele et al., including Nuffield Fellow Lucie Cluver

05/2026
  • Report
Teufelskreis. Wie Parteien der demokratischen Mitte auf radikal rechte Parteien reagieren

Freidrich Ebert Stiftung report by Nuffield Fellow Tarik Abou-Chadi

05/2026
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Peer influence and use of force: The role of social networks in explaining police behavior

Paper in Journal of Quantitative Criminology by Nuffield Senior Research Fellow David S. Kirk, former Research Fellow Alexandra Ciomek and Ethan Doshi

05/2026
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The curse of the beauty spot: Governing the commons of tourist destinations

Paper in The Political Quarterly by Non-Stipendiary Research Fellow Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni and Waltraud Schelkle

05/2026
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Bounding treatment effects by pooling limited information across observations

Paper in Journal of Econometrics by Sokbae Lee and Nuffield Fellow Martin Weidner