Small Group Project 2018
With Fabian Winter
Several factors have made norms and culture practically important to Western societies: the failure of democratization in Iraq and the Middle East; Europe’s migrant crisis and issues of social integration; the loss of trust and social capital; the emergence of populist politicians challenging what seemed to be consensus values; and domestic policy issues with a "behavioural" and normative dimension, such as obesity, savings, and environmental behaviour.
More informationResearch outcomes
Coming out in America: AIDS, politics, and cultural change (No. w25697). National Bureau of Economic Research.
Fertility and modernity (No. w25957).
The Church, intensive kinship, and global psychological variation. Science, 366(6466), eaau5141.
Parochialism, social norms, and discrimination against immigrants. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 116(33), 16274-16279.
On the joint evolution of culture and institutions (No. w23375). National Bureau of Economic Research.
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