[13] In September 2012, the School launched the Oxford Martin Commission for Future Generations, an interdisciplinary group looking at global issues such as cybersecurity, climate change, and political transparency.

[14][15] A report published in 2013 looked at the effect of new technologies on the structure of the labour market, with repetitive jobs being replaced by automation.

[16][17] A report published in early 2016, "Industrial Renewal in the 21st Century: Evidence from US cities", looked at how technology companies such as Facebook and Uber affect the wider economy of the United States.

[24][25][26] United States journalist Avery Yale Kamila said "the Oxford University study adds high-quality, much-needed data to policy discussions about food costs.

[31] Our World in Data is the largest scientific open-access publication based at a university worldwide and widely used in policy institutions.