Social choice theory provides a foundational framework for analysing collective decision‐making, where diverse individual preferences are aggregated into a single, socially endorsed outcome. This ...

We begin by positing a conception of pragmatism that is characterized by three basic philosophical commitments: consequentialism, fallibilism, and anti-skepticism. In light of that conception we ...

The BRIC (Bounded Rationality in Choice) conference brings together researchers in choice theory, experimental economics and behavioral economics who are interested in how bounds on rationality play ...

Reality therapy is a therapeutic approach that psychologist Dr. William Glasser developed in the 1960s. It prioritizes practicing skills and techniques that ground a person in reality rather than ...

“Rational choice has come quite a way,” a Stanford University professor, Barry Weingast, said. “Thirty years ago, it was far outside the mainstream in political science in almost every respect.” Mr.

Do you know someone who is convinced that nothing he or she can do about a situation will change the outcome? Maybe it's about diet, a relationship, or a job. My friend Mark is this type of person.