Ethics of Influence as Behavioural Applied Ethics

Rowman & Littlefield International (2020)
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This book critically analyses the role of behavioural sciences in public policy and challenges the belief that they provide sufficient evidence to build policy from. Through highlighting the ethical, political legal questions around nudges, the author examines the impact of their influence on our society.

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