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Behavioural Public Policy Knowledge Exchange Group

Bridging behavioural science and public policy across government, international agencies, and academia

The LSE Behavioural Public Policy Knowledge Exchange Group brings together senior practitioners from government departments, regulators, international agencies, and academic institutions.

Its focus is a contested policy question: how, where, and how far should behavioural science inform the design and delivery of public policy?

Introduction

About us

This collaborative platform is an LSE initiative led by Professor Adam Oliver and funded by the Knowledge Exchange and Impact (KEI) Fund.
Professor Adam Oliver at a LSE KEI BPP workshop

Members

Participants and members of the group
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Events

List of the Workshops
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Our Publications

How can academia and government work together better to make evidence-based policy?

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The Ethics of Behavioural Public Policy in Practice: A Study on Policy Makers’ Views

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“There’s something special about Behavioural Public Policy” or “There’s nothing special about Behavioural Public Policy”

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Behavioural Public Policy: A Personal History

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Navigating the ethics of Behavioural Public Policy: Views from Academia and Policy Making

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Clarifying by declassifying: removing the buzzwords from behavioral public policy

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The LSE behavioural public policy knowledge exchange group: a position statement

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BPP Knowledge Exchange group impact

LSE Behavioural Public Policy Knowledge Exchange (KEI): Interview with Zeina Afif (World Bank)

LSE Behavioural Public Policy Knowledge Exchange (KEI): Interview with Zeina Afif (World Bank)
LSE Behavioural Public Policy Knowledge Exchange (KEI): Interview with Zeina Afif (World Bank)