Ahead of his inaugural LSE lecture, Adam Oliver describes how he became involved in the field of behavioural public policy, detailing how the intellectual architecture of the field came into existence and his hopes for how it might develop in the future. Over the past 15 years, behavioural public policy (BPP) has become an established … Read more
The European Parliament’s current proposal to take away the unanimity requirement from Article 19 TFEU (non-discrimination laws) echoes a centuries-old US debate on voting and minority rights. James Madison, the ‘father’ of the US Structure defended majority voting as a vital situation for neutral law-making and minority safety in multi-state unions. Conversely, John C. Calhoun, … Read more
Staugler gathering a macroalgae pattern from Charlotte Harbor, Florida. Picture courtesy of UF/IFAS. In celebration of Ladies’s Historical past Month, Florida Sea Grant proudly highlights Betty Staugler, a person whose dedication to marine conservation has not solely outlined her profession but additionally earned her a singular and sudden honor – the dignity of getting a … Read more
