Erik Angner is Professor of Practical Philosophy at Stockholm University, where he directs the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) Program. As a result of serious mission creep, he holds two PhDs – one in Economics and one in History and Philosophy of Science – both from the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author of one monograph and multiple journal articles and book chapters on behavioral and experimental economics, the economics of happiness, and the history, philosophy, and methodology of contemporary economics. He lives in Stockholm with his wife and their three children.

• 1 IntroductionPART I CHOICE UNDER CERTAINTY2 Rational Choice Under Certainty3 Decision-making Under CertaintyPART II JUDGMENT UNDER RISK AND UNCERTAINTY4 Probability Judgment5 Judgment Under Risk and UncertaintyPART III CHOICE UNDER RISK AND UNCERTAINTY6 Rational Choice Under Risk and Uncertainty7 Decision-Making under Risk and UncertaintyPART IV INTERTEMPORAL CHOICE8 The Discounted Utility Model9 Intertemporal ChoicePART V STRATEGIC INTERACTION10 Analytical Game Theory11 Behavioral Game TheoryPART VI CONCLUDING REMARKS12 Behavioral Policy13 General Discussion.

This is an exceptionally clear guide to the alternative ways economists can approach decision-making and choice. It presents a thorough introduction to both standard and behavioural theories of decision-making, equipping readers to understand the issues raised by ‘nudge' policies as opposed to their more conventional alternatives.