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We are a social sciences library serving Nuffield College and the University of Oxford. https://www.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/the-college/library/ Profile images courtesy of Tom Weller

A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: The disruption of the British party system by Richard Rose Active and passive citizens by Richard Tuck Ties that bound by J.C. Sharman Surviving chaos by Mark Leonard Shared morals by Jae-Hee Jung Evaluating the Obama presidency edited by Meena Bose and Paul Fritz Random dictatorships by Alexander Libman Democratic drain by Justin Gest Worse than war by Anke Hoeffler and James D. Fearon The solidarity economy by Tehila Sasson Corporate governance (5th ed.) by Bob Tricker Bayesian workflow by Andrew Gelman [and 10 others]
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Privatising humanity by Kate Bayliss Beneath the wage by Annie McClanahan Make your manuscript work by Laura Portwood-Stacer New perspectives on global gender-based violence edited by Angela Wilcock and Helen Williams Ladder or lottery by Gary A. Hoover Realigning humanitarianism in the Balkans by Čarna Brković Principles of digital democracy by Roslyn Fuller The price of the world by Friedrich Lenger Twilight of the dons by Colin Kidd The economics of over-the-counter markets by Julien Hugonnier, Benjamin Lester and Pierre-Olivier Weill
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Charm by Julia Sonnevend Memes and politics in the UK by Rosalynd Southern The rise and fall of American Europe by Glyn Morgan What we inherit by Sam Trejo and Daphne O. Martschenko The Jon Stallworthy Poetry Prize, 2016-2025 edited by Julie Curtis Public policy writing that matters by David Chrisinger Black voices in the halls of power by Jennifer R. Garcia, Christopher T. Stout and Katherine Tate Modernity's critical conscience by Olof Hallonsten Against money by J.W. Mason and Arjun Jayadev Trajectory of power by William G. Howell and Terry M. Moe
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A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Doing, failing, and realizing policy change by Maximilian Schiffers The AI paradox by Virginia Dignum Democracy, liberty, and judicial review by Alexander Kaufman Technocrats in turmoil by Nicolas Jabko Not token gestures edited by Roberta Hurtado Political knowledge and democracy at scale by Philipa Friedman Picking winners edited by Lawrence R. Jacobs and Desmond King Challenging inequalities by Paul Johnson Rotation of power by Antonios Kouroutakis Time series decomposition and seasonal adjustment by Ping Zong
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A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Beyond the mask by Balázs Böcskei, Mariann Fekete, Ádám Nagy and Andrea Szabó Obama and the bomb by Frank Leith Jones Why nations still fight by Richard Ned Lebow Viral debt edited by Jodi Gardner, Mia Gray and Frederick F. Wherry The power of ideas and discourse in political analysis by Vivien A. Schmidt Can democracy and capitalism be reconciled? edited by Sidney M. Milkis and Scott C. Miller Understanding mathematical sociology by John Skvoretz Migration and social policy in a changing world by Bryan Fanning The United States and the unmaking of neoliberal order by Sebastião C. Velasco e Cruz Research handbook of macroprudential policy edited by David Aikman and Prasanna Gai
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A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Incel by Katherine Denkinson Bitcoin bros by Dan Cassino Iran and the bomb by Sina Azodi Empirical Bayes by Roger Koenker and Jiaying Gu Code war by Allie Mellen Globalising the Nordic model edited by Mary Hilson, Carl Marklund, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes and Byron Z. Rom-Jensen Political authority by Michael Buckley Answering to us by Minh Ly Every man's home a castle by Julia Bowes High-dimensional probability by Roman Vershynin
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: What is immigration policy for? by Madeleine Sumption Ungoverning by Russell Muirhead and Nancy L. Rosenblum If we tolerate this by Daniel Trilling Transgender history by Susan Stryker The coming storm by Odd Arne Westad Welfare and party politics in Latin America by Jennifer Pribble The birth of a great power system, 1740-1815 by H.M. Scott Taking territory by Dan Altman Chain of ideas by Ibram X. Kendi From mistakes to meaning by Michael Lynton and Joshua Steiner Diverse Oxfordshire by Malcolm Graham Research design in politics and international relations by Anouk S. Rigterink and Mareike Schomerus
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Neurodiversity: a very short introduction by Robert Chapman and Sue Fletcher-Watson Hyperpolitics by Anton Jager A history of the Scottish Labour Party by David Torrance The corporate gaze by Deniz Lefkeli The political economy of national security, critical infrastructure and securitization of foreign investments edited by Jakub M Godzimirski and Morten Skumsrud Andersen Trailblazers by Paula Bartley That's what he said by J.E. Sumerau and Giuseppina Valle Holway Insecurity politics by Lorenza Antonucci Making a career in dictatorship by Christian Glässel and Adam Scharpf The econometrics of multi-dimensional panels edited by László Mátyás
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
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A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Waarom een echte liberaal geen VVD stemt by Simon van Teutem Introduction to the laws of statistical sampling by Bernard Grofman Empathonomics by Debarshi Roy Missing voices in economics edited by Veronika Dolar and Teresa Perry The new immigration challenge by Fathali M. Moghaddam, Margaret J. Hendricks and Raimundo Salas-Schweikart Believing in light after darkness by Molly Fee The new political sociology by Thomas Janoski Housing inequality in the 21st century by Steve Iafrati and Lee Gregory Contemporary security analysis and Copenhagen peace research edited by Stefano Guzzini and Dietrich Jung Storm at the Capitol by Mary Clare Jalonick Beyond woke and anti-woke by Thomas Prosser and Edmund King
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
Cover of the book The sciences of the democracies. White text on a plain black background.
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Impoverished by Joanna Mack The possibility of respect by Remy Debes Women's liberation by Pat Thane The sciences of the democracies by Jean-Paul Gagnon Radical retirement edited by Christine Eastman and Kath Houston The social survey in global perspective, 1900-2020s edited by Charlotte Greenhalgh, Clare Corbould and Warwick Anderson Party system closure by Fernando Casal Bértoa and Zsolt Enyedi Money beyond borders by Barry Eichengreen The great global transformation by Branko Milanovic Non-linearity in econometric modeling volume 1 by Sarit Maitra
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books or online resources?
A stack of new books added to Nuffield College Library. They are: Managing your research project by Inger Mewburn, Pat Thomson, Helen Kara, and Aimee Grant Advocacy, Inc. by Stephanie A. Limoncelli When (left) populism makes it to government by Matteo Giardiello Eroding democracy from the outside in by Anna M. Meyerrose Social policy in Southern Africa by Vusi Gumede, Neo Mokone, Emmanuel Ndhlovu, Takalanga Maziya and Cleopas Sambo Advances in economics and econometrics: Twelfth World Congress (volumes 1 and 2) edited by Victor Chernozhukov, Johannes Horner, Eliana La Ferrara and Iván Werning Essays on logic, ethics, and universal grammar by Jeremy Bentham Socializing inequality edited by Dieter Vandebroeck, Maaike Jappens and Annette Lareau The Oxford handbook of norms research in international relations edited by Sassan Gholiagha, Phil Orchard and Antje Wiener
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books of online resources?
A book opening to reveal a selection of questions that you might like to ask a librarian: Which libraries can I use and how? How can I get data for my research? How do I search SOLO? How can I manage my references? How do I publicise my work and track its impact? What do I need to do to make my work open access? How do I find books of online resources?
Cover of the book Exclusion and the new politics of hatred by Colin Crouch. It is a pencil illustration of a group of huddled people