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Was great to see Rory Kinnear playing Keynes in "The Standard of Living" the other night. Was an act of huge bravery from the writers and director to represent the economics on stage at different points including at least some equations. You could see at least some of t...


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 The 19th annual one day conference on Economics, Psychology and Policy will be held on Tuesday December 15th, 2026 in person at the Economic and Social Research Institute. The purpose of the conference is to develop the links between Economics, Psychology, and cognate disciplines throughout Ireland. A special theme of these events is the implications of behavio...


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First week in a long time not being a department head. It is a very interesting part of the journey. Outside academic life, there is plenty filling the admin stress void at the moment, but this still feels like a fresh departure and I have more brain cells to spare for conceptual work.

I am allowed to take some research sabbatical after a fairly lengthy administrative r...


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Spoke at a panel today on academic-policy interactions in behavioural science as part of an excellent event for UK policymakers organised by HMRC behavioural insights and trials team and hosted by School for Government at King's College London. From my side (and also excellently articulated by Professor Brooke Rogers), behavioural science in government is not new and did not sta...

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Giving first session in a new course for all MSc and upper UG students. Posting for network in particular alumni who might be interested and have suggestions. Course revives a format that existed in one form or another for a very long time, a general overview driven by faculty debates. Will be called Pb400 Advances in Psychological and Behavioural Science. Driven partly by areas...

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