‘This book challenges some of the practical and ethical weaknesses of earlier Nudge style behavioural change and offers an exciting alternative that respects people's autonomy and capacity to think for themselves.’

— Gerry Stoker, OBE, Professor, University of Southampton, UK.

‘The book positions nudge+ as a practical response to ongoing ethical and implementation debates—it is useful to researchers and practitioners seeking a systematic, policy-facing discussion of how reflective elements might be incorporated into behavioural interventions.’

— Lucia Reisch, El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics and Policy, Director of the El Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy, Cambridge Judge Business School, UK.

'John and Banerjee are two leading thinkers in the space of applied behavioural science - this book promises to elucidate one of the most important questions for the field - how do we move beyond nudging?'
— Michael Sanders, Professor of Public Policy and Director of School for Government, King's College London, UK.

Forthcoming in PNAS. The private solution trap in collective action problems across 34 nations. Joint with Eugene Malthouse et al.,

Published in Utilities Policy. Shaping electricity end-user behaviour for demand response using the COM-B model. Joint with Daniel Stampatori and Jose Pablo Chavez Avila.

Published in Ecological Economics. Unpacking the Side Effects of Social Norm Nudges. Joint with Julien Picard.

I will be hosting a range of different BiP workshops. See here for the network's activities.

I have been appointed at the Inaugral Director of the Behavioural Public Policy Lab at School for Government in King's College London.