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Libertarian paternalism and nudging:on alluring concepts and public policy
, 2018 This chapter examines recent enthusiasm for libertarian paternalism and nudging in both the academic literature and policy circles. The overall claim is that they are “alluring concepts” and, as a result, we have become too captivated by them and that ...
Quigley, Muireann; id_orcid
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After nudging: the ethical challenge of post-pandemic policymaking in the UK
Humanities & Social Sciences CommunicationsThis article explores the interplay between crises, opportunities and democratic change in the United Kingdom. A vast body of scholarship underlines that crises open ‘windows of opportunity’ that can occasionally lead to radical shifts in the role of the
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The Choice Architecture of Choice Architecture: Toward a Nonpaternalistic Nudge Policy [PDF]
This The goal of nudge policy is generally presented as assisting people in finding their “true” preferences. Supporters argue that nudge policies meet a libertarian paternalism criterion.
David Colander, Andrew Qi Lin Chong
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Normative and Non-normative Concepts: Paternalism and Libertarian Paternalism [PDF]
, 2013 This chapter concerns the normativity of the concepts of paternalism and libertarian paternalism. The first concept is central in evaluating public health policy, but its meaning is controversial. The second concept is equally controversial and has received much attention recently.
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Time for behavioral political economy? An analysis of articles in behavioral economics [PDF]
This study analyzes leading research in behavioral economics to see whether it contains advocacy of paternalism and whether it addresses the potential cognitive limitations and biases of the policymakers who are going to implement paternalist policies ...
Berggren, Niclas
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The intentionality of influence: Disentangling usability optimisation from nudging in design
Social Sciences and Humanities OpenNudge theory proposes to deliberately alter people's behaviour or choices in a predictable manner. In the literature on nudging, certain functions in product and system designs, such as automatic switches in car headlights and default settings in ...
Ritesh Bansal, Joby Varghese
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Austrian Law Journal, 2014 ENGLISH: The present paper is discussing the concept of choice architectures: in behavioral (law and) economics, many cases were brought to the fore in recent years in which a deliberate modification of the choice architecture can improve the outcome for
Richard Sturn
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American attitudes toward nudges [PDF]
Judgment and Decision Making, 2016 To successfully select and implement nudges, policy makers need a psychological understanding of who opposes nudges, how they are perceived, and when alternative methods (e.g., forced choice) might work better.
Janice Y. Jung, Barbara A. Mellers
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THE CONCEPT OF R. H. THALER’S LIBERTARIAN PATERNALISM
Visnyk of the Lviv University, 2022 Andriy Garbadin
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