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Discover the fascinating and surprising world of behavioural insights. Find out how understanding the ways people really think and behave through behavioural science can help deliver a fairer society for us all. Brought to you by the Behavioural Insights Team.

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In many countries, the approach to tackling violent crime has been dominated by two ideas for generations. On the one hand, use bigger sticks, like longer prison sentences; on the other, use bigger carrots, like more economic opportunities, to make c... more

Social norms can change rapidly — sometimes sparked by viral moments, other times by subtle cultural shifts. Can behavioural science not only explain these changes — but help shape them?

Recorded at the Behavioural Exchange conference #BX2025 in Ab... more

Global inequalities are widening and the Covid-19 pandemic, polarisation, geopolitical conflicts and technological disruptions have exposed institutional fragilities worldwide. Understanding what drives successful governance and innovation is critica... more

Behavioural science is constantly evolving. But what are the latest developments, who is at the forefront of this work and what questions are they raising?

Recorded at the Behavioural Exchange conference #BX2025 in Abu Dhabi, Michael Hallsworth, BI... more

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James Robinson
Nobel Prize-winning economist known for his work on political institutions and economic growth
Episode: What makes nations succeed? Insights from Nobel Laureate Professor James Robinson
Pete Malinowski
Head of the Billion Oyster Project
Billion Oyster Project
Episode: From Nudge to…where now?
Rebecca Taylor
Senior lecturer in the School of Economics at the University of Sydney
University of Sydney
Episode: From Nudge to…where now?
David Halpern
Boss of Michael Hallsworth and author on behavioral science
Episode: From Nudge to…where now?
Liz Costa
Managing Director of BIT in the UK
Behavioural Insights Team
Episode: From Nudge to…where now?
Theresa Marteau
Director of the Behavior and Health Research Unit at the University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Episode: Decarbonising our food, transport & energy
Moira Nicolson
Behavioral Scientist at the Cabinet Office Behavioral Science Team
Cabinet Office
Episode: Decarbonising our food, transport & energy
Valentine Quinio
Analyst at the Centre for Cities
Centre for Cities
Episode: Decarbonising our food, transport & energy
Dr. Vera Newman
Research advisor at BIT's Sydney office
Behavioural Insights Team
Episode: Combatting sexual harassment and violence; economic policy-making

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Michael Hallsworth
Chief Behavioral Scientist at the Behavioural Insights Team.
Liz Costa
Managing Director of BIT in the UK and co-host of the podcast.

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What makes nations succeed? Insights from Nobel Laureate Professor James Robinson
Q: How can we build social trust and social capital?
The speakers discuss the importance of creating employment opportunities and the role of localized, mixed-background communities in enhancing social mobility and trust.
What makes nations succeed? Insights from Nobel Laureate Professor James Robinson
Q: What determines whether society comes together to demand, strengthen, and protect inclusive institutions?
Robinson suggests that many people believe they are defending inclusive institutions and highlights the importance of providing practical alternatives to address social mobility and job loss.
Combatting sexual harassment and violence; economic policy-making
Q: What kind of impact did COVID-19 have on violence against women?
It added complexity to reaching out to women trapped with their perpetrators during lockdowns.
Combatting sexual harassment and violence; economic policy-making
Q: What do you think the general applicability of these results are in other institutions?
The findings are relevant to other institutions facing similar challenges with sexual harassment.
Combatting sexual harassment and violence; economic policy-making
Q: Can you tell us a bit more about the Bystander Project and particularly how it came about?
The project focuses on influencing bystander behaviour to challenge sexism and discrimination, crucial for creating social change.

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The content prominently revolves around behavioral science and its applications to shape societal norms, influence decision-making, and tackle pressing global issues, such as climate change, public health, and economic policies. Central themes include the exploration of frameworks like the EAST model, discussions on the impact of nudging behaviors for sustainable choices, and the intersection of technology and behavioral insights. Episodes often feature expert guests, providing a rich perspective on how behavioral science can be leveraged to address current challenges and foster adaptability and resilience within communities. Noteworthy are the sessions that delve into complex issues like economic inequalities, public health initiatives, an... more

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