Behavioural conditionality: why the nudges must be stopped – an opinion piece
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Guy Standing
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Department of Social Policy, University of Bath, UK
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The use of behavioural conditionality has spread globally and is linked to the growth of behavioural economics and libertarian paternalism. This comment questions the ethics and effectiveness of this powerful trend and considers the alternative of moving towards universalism and unconditionality.
Guy Standing
Guy Standing
Department of Social Policy, University of Bath, UK
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