We are excited to announce that the first issue of Behavioural Public Policy has now published on Cambridge Core. We invite you to read the entire issue with free access and to explore the accompanying commentaries and responses here on the BPP Blog.
GEORGE AKERLOF, ADAM OLIVER, CASS SUNSTEIN
CASS R. SUNSTEIN
BPP Blog response
Failing better
Erik Angner
GEORGE LOEWENSTEIN, NICK CHATER
BPP Blog response
Much Ado About Nudging
Richard H. Thaler
Motivated numeracy and enlightened self-government
DAN M. KAHAN, ELLEN PETERS, ERICA CANTRELL DAWSON, PAUL SLOVIC
BPP Blog response
New Research Confirms Ancient Talmudic Writings
Howard Levine
Save the Baby in the Bath Water!
Elke U. Weber
How psychological bias shapes accounting and financial regulation
DAVID HIRSHLEIFER, SIEW HONG TEOH
BPP Blog response
What’s so Bad about Bad Rules?
Marlys Lipe
Time to move beyond ‘good rules for bad people’
Martin Lodge
Choice, freedom, and well-being: considerations for public policy
BARRY SCHWARTZ, NATHAN N. CHEEK
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Five Questions on Choice, Freedom, and Well-Being
Simona Botti
Choice and Public Policy
Julian Le Grand
MICHAEL JONES-LEE, TERJE AVEN