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CAGE Research Centre

Independent policy-driven research informed by history, culture and behaviour.

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Apply for funding to support your social science research

The CAGE Research Centre has launched its Crafts Small Grants Fund and is inviting applications from UK based researchers who are using data science insights...

Monday 21 Sep 2026

Patriarchal norms and the unintended consequences of Chinese reforms

China’s post-1978 reforms transformed the country’s economy and society. They also produced unintended demographic consequences, including a pron...

Wednesday 16 Sep 2026

House prices miss what people really want from where they live, study finds

A new study suggests that property prices are an incomplete guide to people’s true location preferences - and that housing search data offer a much cle...

Wednesday 12 Aug 2026

WWII bombing may have helped shape the geography of Brexit, new study suggests

Areas hit harder during the Blitz were more likely to back Brexit in 2016 - not simply because of economics or demography, but because wartime experience app...

Thursday 23 Jul 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

CAGE GES Winter School 2027

Sunday 10 January, 5:00pm, 1 day 23 hours

Digital History workshop: Methodological Advances in Quantitative Economic History

Thursday 22 October, 10:30am, 1 day 4 hours 30 minutes

3rd CAGE workshop on Gender and Inequality

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

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