A new paper by Karla Hoff and Joseph Stiglitz looks at social factors and behavioural economics.
Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Survey suggests that many Europeans believe their countries' global influence is falling.
Research looks at situational factors influencing behaviour.
Though the world is becoming more interconnected, there's a sense that we understand foreigners less, writes Harold James.
A recent two-part study shows how the tendency of poorer children to pounce on immediate rewards might not be the result of impulsiveness.
Adam Grant says there is a price to pay for being too authentic.
A lesson from Ancient Greece offers a useful insight into the interplay between explicit economic incentives and ethical motives.
There's one trend that is compromising the millennial generation's chances of success in life, and it's getting very little attention.
These methods show you how to build new good habits and stick to them.
Why firms should apply behavioural science to their recruitment practices.
When introverts are able to master confidence when they get on stage, they can come across as more authentic than extroverts.
We inevitably characterize colleagues based on their country of origin. New research shows how misguided such generalizations are.