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Research from all angles

We are excited to announce that Oxford Intersections has now launched and is available for you to add to your library's collection! 

This all-new, online-only product provides access to large interdisciplinary works, each containing around 300 peer-reviewed original research articles. Each work investigates an urgent and challenging topic from a multi-faceted perspective. 

The first topics, which have now launched, are:

Equip your library users to approach complex societal issues from a different angle. Request your free, customized quote today!

"With Oxford Intersections, we want to move past our existing disciplinary silos and build something that sits across the top of the full range of subjects, as a deeply interconnected web of content." 

SOPHIE GOLDSWORTHY

DIRECTOR OF CONTENT STRATEGY & ACQUISITION FOR RESEARCH PUBLISHING

Oxford Intersections topics

With research through the lens of disciplines such as political science, philosophy, law, history, and literature, the first available topics, each containing at least 40 articles, are: 

This topic brings together scholarly research which explores how AI has transformed (and continues to transform) the world we live in, both positively and negatively, and the challenges and debates it brings along with it.

This topic explores the layered and multidimensional nature of racism through ten linked sections, each of which focuses on racism in a particular sphere (such as politics and government, labour and economy, education, the arts, and health and welfare), with each distinct but overlapping in scope with others.

Forthcoming topics

Further topics are in development, due to launch across 2025 and 2026, including Borders, Environmental Change and Human Experience, Gender Justice, and Social Media, with over 30 more to follow in the coming years.

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