Choice Architecture in Democracies: Exploring the Legitimacy of Nudging

Alexandra Kemmerer; Dr. Christoph Möllers; Maximilian Steinbeis; Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wagner

doi:10.5771/9783845263939

Summary

Entscheidungsarchitekturen sind allgegenwärtig. "Nudging" wird zunehmend als vielversprechendes Instrument regulativer Politiken angesehen. Die Beiträge dieses Bandes erschließen verfassungsrechtliche Herausforderungen und ethische Dilemmata eines neuen Feldes juristischer Theorie und Praxis.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2016
Copyright Year: 2016
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-2288-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-6393-9
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Recht im Kontext
Volume: 6
Language: English
Pages: 388
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 18
1. The Ethics of Choice Architecture No access Pages 19 - 74
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2. The Dark Side of Nudging: The Ethics, Political Economy, and Law of Libertarian Paternalism No access Pages 75 - 140
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3. Nudging, Education, Paternalism: A Philosophical Perspective from the Old Europe No access Pages 141 - 160
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4. Constitutional Limits to Paternalistic Nudging: A Proportionality Assessment No access Pages 161 - 196
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5. The Devil is in the Details – Four Remarks on the Legitimacy of Choice Architecture No access Pages 197 - 218
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6. Autonomy vs. Technocracy: Libertarian Paternalism Revisited No access Pages 219 - 228
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7. Justification and Possibilities of Soft Paternalism No access Pages 229 - 240
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8. Exploring the Legitimacy of Nudging No access Pages 241 - 246
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9. Constitutional Limits to Health-Related Nudging – a Matter of Balancing No access Pages 247 - 254
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10. ‘Partner Months’ and the Fundamental Rights of Parents – Considerations on the Legitimacy of Nudges and ‘Nudgy Legislation’ No access Pages 255 - 266
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11. Information and Paternalism No access Pages 267 - 270
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12. Nudge and the European Union No access Pages 271 - 284
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13. Architecture, Choice Architecture and Dignity No access Pages 285 - 308
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Illustrations No access Pages 309 - 320
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1. Nudges Polarize! No access Pages 321 - 328
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2. Design Perspective on Nudging No access Pages 329 - 332
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3. Nudging: Neither a Novelty, nor a Promising Lead – Unless in Context No access Pages 333 - 338
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4. From Choosing to Learning: Path Dependencies of Nudging, and How to Overcome Them No access Pages 339 - 342
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5. Why Lawyers Should Deal with Nudges No access Pages 343 - 344
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6. Take Off Your 3D Glasses – How Nudging Provokes the Way We Imagine Law No access Pages 345 - 352
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7. Nudging as a Common Practice in International Aid No access Pages 353 - 356
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Bibliography No access Pages 357 - 378
Contributors No access Pages 379 - 382
Index No access Pages 383 - 388