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Sonia Bhalotra elected to Fellowship of the British Academy

CAGE Project Lead, Professor Sonia Bhalotra is one of three 神马福利影片 academics to have been elected as Fellows of the British Academy, in recogn...

Monday 20 Jul 2026

India鈥檚 caste barriers to meritocracy have narrowed but not disappeared, new research finds

India鈥檚 caste system historically dictated access to education, occupations and wealth, creating a fundamentally unmeritocratic society in which econom...

Tuesday 7 Jul 2026

Antidepressant treatment in childhood linked to better education, employment and mental health outcomes, new study finds

Large-scale research suggests carefully managed treatment can improve life chances, particularly for disadvantaged children

Wednesday 24 Jun 2026

New research shows that remote work, not AI, is linked to declining early-career hiring

A major study which examined data on millions of new hires and job postings across four advanced economies suggests that concerns about entry level roles bei...

Wednesday 17 Jun 2026

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Our Research Programmes

Global Economic History

Reviewing historical data and qualitative research for large scale analysis to understand patterns of global economic growth.

Designing and Building Institutions

Analysing the attention economy and the models that guide information processing and decision-making.

Gender, Health and Wellbeing

Investigating the social and economic causes and consequences of mental ill health and the inclusion of women in society.

Responsive Public Policy

Designing research and data analysis to provide policy insight and support capacity building.

Upcoming Events

3rd CAGE workshop on Gender and Inequality

Thursday 15 October, 9:00am, 1 day 6 hours 30 minutes

CAGE Summer School 2026: Develop the research skills needed for data analysis

Sunday 21 June, 5:15pm, 3 days 15 hours 45 minutes

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