The irrational economist

Erwann Michel-Kerjan writes on economics, making complex ideas understandable. His book, "The Irrational Economist," explores the surprising ways human behavior shapes financial decisions. Readers interested in behavioral economics will find his work insightful.

Paul Slovic is a major figure in the study of risk perception and human judgment. Through books like Judgement under Uncertainty and The Feeling of Risk, he examines how we understand and react to various risks. His work spans psychology, economics, and the social impact of risk.