Brand spanking new for 2015, The Handbook of Persuasion and Social Marketing, a three volume
magnum opus edited by Professor David W Stewart,
and including a chapter by Behaviour Workshops (under our real names). Our chapter,
which appears in Volume II, on “Conceptual, Theoretical and Strategic Dimensions,” takes a ‘compare and contrast’ look at social
marketing and behavioural economics (or behavioral economics if you are reading
this in the US ).
You’ll get the gist from the chapter title: Social
Marketing and Behavioral Economics: Points of Contact? – but don't let that put
you off: our workshops, based on our extensive programme of research, are
highly practical and provide insights and examples of how the theories can be
used in practical interventions to change behaviours. Or, if you prefer, behaviors.
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