Nudge and the Law

Alberto Alemanno is Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law and Risk Regulation at HEC Paris and Global Clinical Professor at New York University School of Law.Anne-Lise Sibony is Professor of EU Law at the University of Louvain.

• 1. The Emergence of Behavioural Policy-Making: A European Perspective Anne-Lise Sibony and Alberto AlemannoPart I: Integrating Behavioural Sciences into EU Law-Making2. Behavioural Sciences in Practice: Lessons for EU Rulemakers Fabiana Di Porto and Nicoletta Rangone3. Nudging and Evidence-Based Policy in Europe: Problems of Normative Legitimacy and Effectiveness Muireann Quigley and Elen Stokes4 .Judge the Nudge: In Search of the Legal Limits of Paternalistic Nudging in the EU Anne van AakenPart II: De-Biasing Through EU Law and Beyond5. Can Experts be Trusted and what can be done about it? Insights from the Biases and Heuristics Literature Oren Perez6. Overcoming Illusions of Control: How to Nudge and Teach Regulatory Humility Claire A Dunlop and Claudio M RadaelliPart III: The Impact of Behavioural Sciences on EU Policies7. Behavioural Sciences and EU Data Protection Law: Challenges and Opportunities Eoin Carolan and Alessandro Spina8. Behavioural Sciences and the Regulation of Privacy on the Internet Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius9. EU Consumer Protection and Behavioural Sciences: Revolution or Reform? Anne-Lise Sibony and Geneviève Helleringer10. What can EU Health Law Learn from Behavioural Sciences? The Case of EU Lifestyle Regulation Alberto Alemanno11. Conduct of Business Rules in EU Financial Services Regulation: Behavioural Rules Devoid of Behavioural Analysis? Pieter Van CleynenbreugelPart IV: Problems with Behaviourally Informed Regulation12. Making Sense of Nudge-Scepticism: Three Challenges to EU Law’s Learning from Behavioural Sciences Péter Cserne13. Behavioural Trade-Offs: Beyond the Land of Nudges Spans the World of Law and Psychology Yuval Feldman and Orly Lobel14. Epilogue: The Legitimacy and Practicability of EU Behavioural Policy-Making Alberto Alemanno and Anne-Lise Sibony

I unreservedly recommend it to anyone who is interested in behavioural law and economics or wants to know more about the limitations of the current EU law and how improvements can be made.