Changing Behaviours – An ESRC Project

We are pleased to announce that our new book Neuroliberalism: Behavioural Government in the Twenty First Century is due out towards the end of the summer. Review: ‘Indispensable and provocative reading for everyone interested in behavioral science, and its growing impact on everyday life. A terrific, fact-filled overview, it is also genuinely original, and it manages […]

This latest entry into our Wiki-Glossary is the product of the problematic encounters we regularly have with the notion of the rational. In behaviour change circles the notion of the rational is a consistent topic of debate and a key policy goal. Our sense, however, is that as a term it is at best shrouded […]