Post Doc vacancy WBS for 18 months on Economic and Social Research Council funded project examining #decision processes - “Accumulating to Choose” led by Neil Stewart, with Chris Starmer Colin Camerer & Tim Mullett. C/Date 19 July -details here: ow.ly/9nSv30kEcFN

Dennie van Dolder presenting our joint paper with Ozan Isler: "The Description - Experience gap in Cooperation". FUR2018

Congratulations Umar!

Took us three years, but this 7-chapter Handbook provides comprehensive treatment of reference dep (Ted O'D & Charlie S), beh finance (Nick B), household finance (gang of 4), corp finance (Ulrike M), beh public (Doug B & Dmitry T), beh IO (Botond K & Paul H), Struct beh (myself)

This Friday I presented the first results of a longitudinal study with over 1,000 Mexican children at #esaantigua. Thanks to the conference organizers, and please DM me if you'd like to find out more / get involved! dropbox.com/s/gd4mb9vywcne…

Playing Christmas carols to warm up the crowds at the Burford lights switch on with Wotton Silver Band - it’s chriiiiistmaaaaas!

Allais Prize 2019 - Call for nominations announced fondationmauriceallais.org/the-maurice-al… Deadline 31 January, 2019

A nice shout-out for our paper on choking in darts by Freakonomics 👇

Glad you like it!

I lived in the US for more than 10 years. Not even once was I told to "go back to my own country". Americans (and the rest of us) deserve better than this idiot clown #RacistInChief #NYTimes

Fantastic new article in Econometrica! Daniele presented this paper at our Workshop on Behavioural Game Theory in 2018!

Thanks to Colin Camerer for a terrific public lecture at UoN

Bob Sugden UEA Economics says "In 2018 I completed a book that I had been working on for longer than I like to recall". Forthcoming in Economic Affairs. 2019; 39: 417–423 is a discussion article "The Community of Advantage" by Bob - now available online ow.ly/qDrv50x9AFd

Congrats to such a great Behavioural Economist!! #SimonGaechter

I like meeting my colleagues, but I think that most conferences should at least allow virtual attendance. Technology can easily allow people to present a paper and discuss their work with an audience wherever they are in the world.

A ray of local sunshine in these awful times: the talented #behavioraleconomics and experimental economics wizard Charlie Sprenger is joining us in HSS Caltech scholar.google.com/citations?user…

Great self-reflection on Economics by George Akerlof. As someone who came into economics (Prof for 9 years) from outside, these "sins" are all obvious and right on target. pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10…

PhD Scholarship on offer at the University of Nottingham focused on Understanding Blood Donor Behaviour to Advance our Understanding of Human Cooperation. Pls retweet! Details at: findaphd.com/phds/project/u…

Two exciting opportunities with the ESRC funded project “Return on Cyber Security Investment” in the School of Computer Science, Nottingham. RA: jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… PhD Studentship: jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

Latest issue of Behavioural Public Policy journal now online. Articles on field experiments in early education, lots on health policy, on nudge etc. Authors include List, Lunn, Ubel, Zeckhauser, Mongin etc. Issue free to access here: cambridge.org/core/journals/… Cass Sunstein