Economics has traditionally understood 'welfare'(what makes a life go well) as the
satisfaction of preference. This conceptualisation of welfare is typically measured using …

We describe a replicable process for coproducing a theory of 'thriving', or more broadly
'wellbeing', in partnership with stakeholders to inform an area of policy. Coproduction …

As a novel financial instrument, green bonds require further research to understand their
causal effects and theoretical mechanisms on sustainable development fully. This paper …

The aim of well-being public policy (WPP) is to create policies and services that improve
citizens' well-being, which requires an understanding of what citizens value. Bringing …

Taking psychology seriously in behavioral public policy (BPP) means to acknowledge the
context-dependent and dynamic nature of people's preferences. Preferences adapt to …

Coproduction of public policy involves bringing together technical experts, practitioners, and
people with lived experience of that policy to collaboratively and deliberatively codesign it …

Developing countries face unique challenges in building and managing their national image
due to various socio-political and economic factors. Thus, this study explored the extent of …

Objective. This study aims to examine the implementation and optimization of subjective well-
being as a constituent of policymaking. Background. Subjective well-being, frequently …

Coproduction of public policy involves bringing together technical experts, practitioners, and
people with lived experience of that policy to collaboratively and deliberatively codesign it …

Many institutions and policymakers worldwide use the well-being indicator as a basis or a
post-evaluation comparative aspect [36]. As a third-world country, Indonesia has adopted …