Sanchayan Banerjee, Professeur d'économie et de politique publique, King's College de Londres

Nous avons le plaisir de recevoir également le 17 avril, Sanchayan Banerjee Professeur associé d'économie et de politique publique à la School for Government du Policy Institute du King's College de Londres et actuellement Professeur invité à l'IAE de Grenoble.

Ses recherches portent sur l'élaboration de politiques publiques axées sur les citoyens, participatives et comportementales, et sur l'évaluation de leur efficacité au moyen d'expériences (en laboratoire, en ligne et sur le terrain).

 

 

Résumé : Empiricism, especially driven by evidence-based policy using randomised controlled trials, is at the heart of Behavioral Public Policy. In this talk, I argue that harnessing benefits from BPP requires us to look beyond traditional experimental methods. I put forward three core propositions based on recent insights from computational social science. First, we need to expand the standard toolkit of experiments by building more integrative experiments and mega studies, especially with more diverse samples. Second, we need to bridge the gap between what works and why and how it works – here I will put forward a new conceptual framework, BriDGE, which incorporates DAGs and GAM in standard experimental designs. Third, we need to go beyond one-size-fits-all policies and propose iterative, adaptive experiments to test more personalised behavioural interventions. People are different and so should be behavioural interventions.