The cluster Decision-Making for Policy (DEMAP) at Middlesex University brings together academics, graduate students, and policy stakeholders to discuss and evaluate how people’s decisions affect their current and future well-being. The purpose of DEMAP is to promote quantitative studies on how and why individuals make choices in the way they do and how these affect their social, economic, and political context. Our vision for this cluster is that a multidisciplinary approach to decision-making will bring long-term sustainable, fair, and inclusive design policy solutions.

·       Pablo Brañas-Garza (Decisions under Uncertainty & Social Preferences; Loyola Andalucia University, Spain)

·       Jordi Brandts (Biases in Decision-making; The Institute for Economic Analysis - Spanish Council for Scientific Research)

·       Tulio Cravo (African Development Bank, Ivory Coast)

·       Shilan Dargahi (Early Marriage and Human Capital; University of Sussex, UK)

·       Lorenzo Ductor (Productivity, Collaboration and Networks; University of Granada, Spain)

·       Filippos Exadaktylos (Environment, Taxes and Prosocial Behaviour; Loyola Andalucia Universtiy/University of Barcelona, Spain)

·       Arriana Galliera (Poverty, Violence, and Risk Preferences; Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy)

·       Werner Güth (Satisficing and Social Preferences; Max Planck Institute, Germany)

·       Jaromír Kovárík (Social Norms, Social Preferences, Human Cognition and Social networks; University of the Basque Country, Spain)

·       Francesca Marazzi (Dishonest/Criminal Economic Behaviour; Tor Vergata University, Italy)

. Christos Mavridis (Universita degli Studi "G.d'Annunzio" Chieti, Italy)

·       Andreas Murr (Political Behaviour and Election Forecasting; University of Warwick, UK)

·       Victor Orozco (Educational Entertainment, Sexual Behaviour and Education; The World Bank, USA)