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the study will follow the lives of individual drivers and explore the experiences of workers living away from home for protracted periods.

Driving change: Oxford academic awarded £700k-plus for project to improve working lives in logistics

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new research from Oxford shows a person’s own rating of their feelings – even on such seemingly arbitrary scales – is of greater predictive power, in terms of action, than a collection of socioeconomic measures

Feelings 'ratings' are highly predictive of future behaviour - research

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PEAK Urban had research centres at cities across the global south, including Medellin, Columbia, pictured. Credit: Shutterstock

How Global South cities can work better: free course based on Oxford-led urban research

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save the world at least $12 trillion

Decarbonising the energy system by 2050 could save trillions - Oxford study

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Crowd of people on a street

More than 10 million children were affected by COVID-19-associated parental and caregiver deaths

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Life expectancy of minorities hit hardest in the US during COVID-19

Life expectancy of minorities hit hardest in the US during COVID-19

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Delivering aid to those in need: Many [NGO leaders] believe INGOs from the global North will be less dominant and work in a more localised and agile way with local partners. Credit: Shutterstock

NGOs must rapidly evolve to stay relevant, say NGO leaders – Oxford survey

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This report is an urgent wake-up call that must jolt us into action – to pursue truth, remembrance, and education, and together build a world of peace, dignity and justice for all

UN report: Oxford analysis reveals up to half of Holocaust-related content on Telegram denies or distorts facts

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Our results suggest that these processes…are not associated with improvements in service provision, and instead have been associated with increased deaths among patients

Health outsourcing linked to higher mortality rate – Oxford study

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the principles of IHL, and the ethical principles of Just War Theory, are still valid when considering cyberwarfare

Why we need philosophy and ethics of cyber warfare

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