News and blogs
Ze Wang: Independent research at the intersection of AI and inequality
Stone Centre scholar Ze Wang discusses his research on how AI models evaluate job candidates, the mechanisms behind bias, and what it means for inequality.
Attila Lindner: Inequality in labour markets and the minimum wage
Following his Stone Centre breakfast presentation, we spoke with UCL Professor of Economics and Co-Director of the IFS-CPP Attila Lindner about his research on inequality and the minimum wage.
Celebrating a new Stone Centre at LSE
LSE announces the launch of a new centre dedicated to the study of wealth inequality and entrepreneurship: The Stone Centre for the Study of Wealth Inequality
Three key takeaways from the INSEAD Workshop on AI and inequality
Discover three key takeaways from the INSEAD Workshop on AI and inequality, exploring how AI is impacting business practices and what this means for inequality.
How do firms shape their markets? Catching up with Javier Boncompte
Javier Boncompte was a Stone Centre PhD Scholar in 2024/2025. As Javier's scholarship recently came to end, we caught up with him to get his thoughts on working with the Stone Centre, and what the future holds for him.
Introducing Clara von Bismarck-Osten
Following her recent presentation at the Stone Centre breakfast, our new PhD Scholar Clara von Bismarck-Osten chatted to us about her journey to the Stone Centre and her research.
Sam Bowles on going viral
A recent talk by Sam at the University of Chicago went viral, being viewed by over half a million people in a matter of days. We caught up with Sam for a quick chat about the reaction.
Stone Centre Conference on Optimal Taxation and Redistribution recap
The Stone Centre Conference on Optimal Taxation and Redistribution brought together leading scholars from Europe and the United States to examine how modern tax systems can confront inequality, risk, and institutional constraints.
