New articles at the BDI

The Behavioural Dynamics Institute is at the forefront of research into behavioural change. In recent weeks, we have been showcasing some of our research.

Dr. Lee Rowland and Gaby van den Berg published their article, ‘In Pursuit of a Contextual Diagnostic Approach to Behavioural Change. They laid out a vision for rigorous, parameter-led research in support of behavioural change campaign design. You can read that here. Also now available is Tom Wein’s response, titled ‘The Perfect and the Possible: Seeking A Frugal Model of Behavioural Change.’

Also newly available on the Forum are Professor Rachel Gibson’s piece, summarizing her research into political engagement and the internet, and an examination of the new advertising campaign by Converse, penned by Tom Wein.

These new articles come on top of a wealth of research from our archives. Some other articles that might interest you are:

• Article: The ‘narrative strategy’: A politicized strategy for leaving Afghanistan, Tom Wein
• Article: A Call for Focus in Cultural Diplomacy, Tom Wein
• Article: Tactical Strategic Communication!, Steve Tatham
• Book: Behavioural Conflict, Andrew Mackay and Steve Tatham
• Article: Prevention of violent extremism: “What are the people saying?”, Alexis Everington
• Article: Strategic Communication & Influence Operations: Do We Really Get It?, Lee Rowland & Steve Tatham
• Book: Routledge Handbook of Public Diplomacy, Nancy Snow & Philip M Taylor
• Forum Post: Snakes and Ladders: Radicalisation as a journey of diverging pathways, opportunities and time delays, Dr. Dave Sloggett
• Forum Post: Effective Influence & Strategic Communication: Some Conjectured First Principles, Dr. Lee Rowland

You can always read the latest BDI articles here, as well as shorter pieces of commentary at the BDI Forum.