'Market humanism: towards a new paradigm for the economy and economics'

Is there an alternative to the failed orthodoxies of neoliberalism or the chaos of economic populism? Yes, according to Oxford economist Professor Eric Beinhocker and technology entrepreneur and civic activist Nick Hanauer. A new paradigm is emerging that they call ‘Market Humanism” which has the potential to reshape our economy and our politics.
The Straits Times

Devika Jain

I am a second-year MPhil student in International Relations and a member of Wadham College. My research examines the proliferation of International Commercial Courts (ICommCs) and the changing nature of jurisdiction, territory, and sovereignty in the international. My thesis investigates the relationship between law and capital and contextualizes ICommCs within a broader history of judicial spaces overseeing commerce. In the autumn of 2026, I will be pursuing a Juris Doctor (JD) at the University of Toronto.

China–Russia Relations and Allies and Subsidized Capacity Building

What is the nature of Sino-Russian alignment, its main drivers, and its evolution since 1949? Which factors have influenced the relationship most? How does the nature of this alignment affect peace, stability, and the liberal international order? Existing alliance literature does not fully explain why two great powers, China and Russia, with a history of ideological differences, asymmetric capabilities, and shifting threat perceptions have periodically deepened, downgraded, and reoriented their military cooperation since 1949.

Provost’s talk with Baroness Debbonaire: ‘Global Politics, the UK Culture Sector, and Support for the Creative Industries’

Join Baroness Thangam Debbonaire in conversation with Oriel College Provost and former UK government Culture Commissioner Lord Mendoza.

Debbonaire is a Labour peer and was a Labour MP for Bristol West from 2015-2024. During her time as an opposition MP, she held a number of shadow cabinet positions over a period of four years. Most recently she was the Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
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