- Nationality
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Affiliation
- University of Oxford
- Field of study
- Business, Economics and Management Studies
- Residencies at STIAS
- 2024 1st Semester 2023 1st Semester 2022 1st Semester 2020 1st Semester 2018 1st Semester 2017 1st Semester
Projects
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Migration: An economist’s historical perspective
This project provides a historical perspective on migration, demonstrating that it is the defining feature of our species, without which homo sapiens would not have thrived and populated our planet. -
The impact of technological change on developing countries
The accelerating capability of computing power and development of artificial intelligence poses new questions regarding the future of work. -
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Meeting Long Term Challenges
Professor Ian Goldin is the Director of the Oxford Martin School and Professor of Globalisation and Development at the University of Oxford.
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Age of the City: Why Our Future will be Won or Lost Together
Register here by 4 March 2024 You are invited to join us in person for a book discussion and launch of STIAS Fellow Ian Goldin’s latest work, Age of the City, on Wednesday 6 March at 5pm.
public lecture / seminar
Our success as a species is due to our migratory nature - Fellows' seminar by Ian Goldin
Migration is the defining feature of our species, without which homo sapiens would not have thrived and populated our planet.
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One world or several: the future of globalisation - Fellows' seminar by Ian Goldin
Globalisation is the most progressive thing that can happen to humanity but also the most dangerous.
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Rescue by Ian Goldin - STIAS Public Book Launch
You are invited to register and join us in person for a book discussion and launch of STIAS Fellow Ian Goldin’s latest work, Rescue (2021, London: Hachette), on Tuesday 15 March at 5pm.
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Disasters, disruption and new dreams - Fellows' seminar by Ian Goldin
We are at a point in history where we need to rethink the assumptions, said STIAS Permanent Fellow Ian Goldin of the Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford.
publication
Rescue: from global crisis to a better world
Goldin, Ian. 2021. Rescue: from global crisis to a better world. Hodder & Stroughton. https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/ian-goldin/rescue/9781529366877...
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Urgent need for more social cohesion and better-regulated globalisation - STIAS webinar by Ian Goldin
The pandemic has fundamentally changed our lives.
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Terra Incognita: 100 Maps to Survive the Next 100 Years
Goldin, Ian and Robert Muggah. 2020. Terra Incognita: 100 Maps to Survive the Next 100 Years. Penquin Random House. https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/111/111...
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The Pandemic that Changed the World - STIAS webinar by Ian Goldin
Register here by 28 September 2020 Ian Goldin is Professor of Globalisation and Development at the University of Oxford, Director of the Oxford Martin Programme on Technological and Economic Change and STIAS fellow will present a webinar with the title: The Pandemic that Changed the World Abstract Ian Goldin will provide insight into how COVID-19 has changed all our lives, forever.
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Ian Goldin named Permanent Visiting Fellow of STIAS
Ian Goldin, Donald Gordon resident fellow at STIAS in 2017 and 2018, has accepted a nomination as Permanent Visiting Fellow of STIAS; he joins a select group of fellows who have an open invitation to work at STIAS whenever they can.
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Integration and co-ordination needed to avert future crises - Fellows' seminar by Ian Goldin
There have been many explanations of the 2008 crash – no two are the same.
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Leadership needed for a connected but protected world - STIAS public lecture by Ian Goldin
We live in a world that is hyper-connected – our future is shaped by events that happen elsewhere.
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STIAS Lecture Series 2017: Ian Goldin – Renaissance 2.0: The Disruptive Changes Shaping Our World
Professor Ian Goldin,Oxford University Professor of Globalisation and Development and Donald Gordon STIAS fellow,will present a talk with the title: Renaissance 2.