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Ian Goldin

United Kingdom
Oxford Martin School
Fellow:
  • 2017 First Semester
  • 2018 First Semester
  • 2020 First Semester
  • 2022 First Semester
  • 2023 First Semester
  • 2024 First Semester
  • Permanent Visiting Fellows

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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. Estimates of the potential impact over the coming decades range...
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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. The Oxford Martin School is the leading global interdisciplinary...
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Fellows' seminars

Our success as a species is due to our migratory nature – Fellows’ seminar by Ian Goldin

7 February 2024
Fellows' seminars

One world or several: the future of globalisation – Fellows’ seminar by Ian Goldin

27 January 2023
Fellows' seminars

Disasters, disruption and new dreams – Fellows’ seminar by Ian Goldin

16 February 2022
STIAS seminar

Urgent need for more social cohesion and better-regulated globalisation – STIAS webinar by Ian Goldin

1 October 2020
General

Ian Goldin named Permanent Visiting Fellow of STIAS

4 October 2018
Fellows' seminars

Integration and co-ordination needed to avert future crises – Fellows’ seminar by Ian Goldin

26 February 2018
Public lecture

Leadership needed for a connected but protected world – STIAS public lecture by Ian Goldin

3 May 2017
 

Related publications

Book/Book Chapter

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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Book/Book Chapter

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/111/1118230/terra-incognita/9781529124194.html

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Related events

6 March 2024

Age of the City: Why Our Future will be Won or Lost Together

  • Book Launch, Public Event
29 September 2020

The Pandemic that Changed the World – STIAS webinar by Ian Goldin

  • STIAS webinar series
19 April 2017

STIAS Lecture Series 2017: Ian Goldin – Renaissance 2.0: The Disruptive Changes Shaping Our World

  • STIAS Public Lectures Series

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