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Johnny Hugill

Cambridge

Johnny Hugill is a graduate student in Philosophy from the University of Cambridge. His research interests include promoting trust, cooperation and social capital through public policy. He is currently co-editing a research project with the Wilberforce Society, investigating how behavioral insights can be used to promote gender equality.

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Policy · Technology

Government Nudging in the Age of Big Data

By Johnny Hugill

Instead of applying and re-applying nudges as ‘best-guesses’, governments can tailor very specific, personalized behavioral nudges to individuals and small groups.