I am an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Warwick, specialising in behavioural science and public policy. My current research explores how people-centred and participatory approaches can shape more effective policymaking, with a focus on applying behavioural insights to address pressing societal challenges such as climate action and sustainability. I also maintain active interests in gender economics, particularly in understanding and closing the gender competition gap.
main research interests
Impact of monetary/non-monetary incentives on the formation of pro-social/environmental habit; i-frame vs s-frame; Priming; Gender Competition Gap.
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