I’ve handled the review of > 1000 papers at @nature. Over time, you notice aspects of presentation on which reviewers tend to comment. In the interests of minimizing hassles during review, I offer the following suggestions (a bit targeted to climate papers).

Not so often you come across books which can make a deep impact on the evolution of a field! Here’s one such by Adam Oliver, whom I’m fondly call the father of Behavioural Public Policy (Behavioural Public Policy journal IBPPA) I review the last of Adam Oliver’s trilogy. Read 👇🏻 and a 🧵

#Hotoffthepress In NatureSustainability, Matteo M Galizzi, Peter John, Susana Mourato & I show reflection before a nudge improves effectiveness (wrt sust. diets). Chuffed to see where the paper landed. LSE Geography & Environment IVM - VU Amsterdam LSE Psychological & Behavioural Science KCL Department of Political Economy nature.com/articles/s4189… A 🧵 below:

As Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (inactief) summarised it: “new way of nudging leads to a more sustainable meal”, read more about our recent work in NatureSustainability Summary here: vu.nl/en/news/2023/n…

Cluster member and #YEPStudent Anna Schulze Tilling Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn is on the #econjobmarket 2023/2024! Check out her #JMP about the effectiveness of carbon labels and the behavioral channels through which they influence behavior and find her thread on the paper below (1/8) ⬇️#EconTwitter:

Amazing guest lecture on #nudging and #nudge+ in behavioural public policy by Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee !! Students really enjoyed it!! 👏🏻👏🏻

A great few days in Uni of Birmingham #Economics, hosted by the wonderful Michalis Drouvelis! With so much good food, and great ideas, I only long to come back again to visit!

Thinking before nudging — nudge+ increases the effectiveness of the nudge by 40%. Read more 👇🏻

Last few days to sign up for a 2-week online course in #BPP Behavioural Public Policy journal. Probably the first to be offered to students and professionals internationally. A fantastic line up, incl. Adam Oliver Peter John Matteo M Galizzi Andrew Ivchenko 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Patricia de Jonge et al! vu.nl/en/education/p…

#BehaviouralTransformations is back with its #4thedition, bringing it back to LSE, where it all began in 2021. Mark the dates: June 27-28, 2024. Stay tuned (behaviouraltransformations.com) for CfA! Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee Adam Oliver @AnrewIvchenko Liam Delaney Matteo M Galizzi

#CfA now #live Behavioural Transformations is now accepting abstracts for this year’s workshop, themed “new directions of #BPP”. #ECRs, from/working on #developingcountry contexts particularly welcome. Submit here: forms.office.com/pages/response… Adam Oliver Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee Andrew Ivchenko 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Paul Lohmann

#Nudging is critiqued to “work in dark”. Ex-ante #Transparency & ex-post #endorsement are 2 responses — Mollie Gerver @mgerver.bsky.social, Peter John & I propose a third, “ask consent”. We show asking for consent & violating it retains #effectiveness but ⬇️ welfare: #WP: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

It’s not everyday that your paper makes it to the cover of NatureSustainability! So here’s our moment. Joint work w Matteo M Galizzi Peter John Susana Mourato Check out the cover and our paper: nature.com/natsustain/vol…

Super happy to have contributed to this forthcoming book published by Busara Center along with Matteo M Galizzi . We discuss the need to rethink #BPP for global challenges. IVM - VU Amsterdam LSE Psychological & Behavioural Science

Ivo Vlaev Business at Warwick presenting the opening keynote @behavioural21 on decoding mechanisms behind behaviours and designing appropriate interventions. Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee IBPPA

Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee introducing Leong Ching for her keynote talk at Behavioural Transformations new directions in Behavioural Public Policy journal IBPPA on ‘behavioural water policy: nudges for a water secure future’

Rethink — Reprice — Reimagine water. Leong Ching delivering the second keynote for 4th edition of the Behavioural Transformations LSE. IBPPA Dr. Sanchayan Banerjee

The 4th edition of the Behavioural Transformations (Behavioural Transformations) workshop is a wrap. 2 days, 26 presentations (from 70+ submissions), 2 amazing keynotes by Leong Ching & Ivo Vlaev, and an excellent panel on Behavioural Public Policy journal w Elisabeth Costa, Matteo M Galizzi, & Adam Oliver! It’s a wrap!

The 5th edition of #Behavioural #Transformations will be held at King's College London on 9-10 June, 2025. Call for abstracts is live and we’re accepting submissions: forms.office.com/pages/response… The theme is: Putting back Policy into BPP. Keynotes: SimonaBotti London Business School & MarkKoetse IVM - VU Amsterdam