The Program in Political Psychology and Decision Making (POP-DM) at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy is an internationally-renowned research, teaching and training program. It houses the Behavioral Political Science (BPS) lab, the Applied Decision Analysis (ADA) and Poliheuristic projects, as well as the Polythink research program.
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Program in Political Psychology & Decision Making (POP-DM)
Program in Political Psychology & Decision Making (POP-DM)
Prof. Alex Mintz
Head of POP-DM
POP-DM previously housed the journal Political Psychology (2010-2015), the 2013 meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), the Harvard-IDC annual workshop in Decision Theory, the 2012 IDC-Columbia University Dialogue on Framing, Decision Making and Negotiation, and the annual Simulation Exercise with leading policy makers, diplomats, and top academicians.
POP-DM consists of the following units:
- The Behavioral Political Science (BPS) Lab
- The Polythink Project
- The Poliheuristic Project
- The POPDM Training Unit
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Behavioral Political Science (BPS) Lab
The Behavioral Political Science (BPS) lab is the research arm of POPDM. BPS aims at explaining the so-called ‘black box’ of political behavior and political decision making.
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Lab Members Bios
Read about our lab members
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Beyond Rationality-Behavioral Political Science in the 21st Century book podcast
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Behavioral Political Science - Presentation
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Lab Members Selected Publications