In explaining individual behavior in politics, economists should rely on the same
motivational assumptions they use to explain behavior in the market: that is what Political …

A systematic review of the nudge literature and an examination of its applications across
different domains reveals that:(i) a nudge, in the sense of using choice architecture to push …

Environmental policies are increasingly informed by behavioral economics insights.'Green
nudges' in particular have been suggested as a promising new tool to encourage …

Enforcing compliance with rules and regulations in recreational fisheries has proved difficult
due to factors such as the high number of participants and costs of enforcement, the …

In recent years, a novel, specifically institutional approach to public regulation has become
popular, particularly in the Anglo-Saxon world:'Libertarian Paternalism'promises to tackle …

Nudges, ie, low-cost interventions that steer people's behavior without compromising their
freedom of choice, are the key contribution of 'Libertarian Paternalism'(LP) to public policy …

Non-compliance is a tenacious problem in recreational fisheries management, posing a risk
to marine conservation and socio-ecological systems by, for example, undermining …

Recent years have shown that traditional regulatory techniques alone are not effective in
achieving behaviour change in important fields such as environmental sustainability …

In this paper I discuss how Law and Economics can benefit from incorporating some insights
from Public Choice into their analyses. Within this argument, I examine the evolution of …

Using a framework that distinguishes short‐term consumer preferences, individual reflective
preferences and political preferences, we discuss from a constitutional economics …