Dr Bouke Klein Teeselink
Lecturer in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Contact details
Biography
Bouke Klein Teeselink is a Lecturer in Philosophy, Politics and Economics in the Department of Political Economy at King’s College London. Bouke is also affiliated with Yale’s School of Management
His research is on the intersection of behavioral economics, applied microeconomics, and political economy. He uses large data sets from e.g. charitable donations, medication purchases, protests, and tax records to study topics such as polarization, gender favoritism, and consumer decision making. He is currently is working on the economics of AI, the formation of preferences, and policy evaluations of UK policies.
You can find out more about Bouke and his research at: https://boukekleinteeselink.com
Office hours
Office hours take place in Bush House North East, room 9.08)
- Tuesday: 15.00 - 16.00
- Thursday: 10.00 - 11.00
Book here: https://boukekleinteeselink.youcanbook.me/
Research
- Behavioural economics
- Applied microeconomics
- Political economy
- Economics of AI
Teaching
- Microeconomics
- Evaluating public policy
PhD supervision
Bouke will consider PhD supervision of any student who wants to use quantitative methods to study protest movements, social preferences, policy evaluations, and the economics of AI.
Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
News
Black Lives Matter movement had a significant and decisive impact on US politics, study finds
New academic research provides the first causal evidence that the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests following George Floyd's death had a significant impact on...
People who oppose party in power 'donate significantly more to charity'
A new study has revealed that political party loyalty has a significant impact on charitable giving, as Americans donate considerably more money to charity...
Academics turn to TV gameshow for insights into gender bias
What can a popular TV gameshow reveal about inherent biases that have the potential to affect everything from employment decisions to parole hearings?
Study finds money can buy more than happiness
Increasing incomes for the poorest in society has a well-known positive effect on overall levels of wellbeing.
Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
News
Black Lives Matter movement had a significant and decisive impact on US politics, study finds
New academic research provides the first causal evidence that the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests following George Floyd's death had a significant impact on...
People who oppose party in power 'donate significantly more to charity'
A new study has revealed that political party loyalty has a significant impact on charitable giving, as Americans donate considerably more money to charity...
Academics turn to TV gameshow for insights into gender bias
What can a popular TV gameshow reveal about inherent biases that have the potential to affect everything from employment decisions to parole hearings?
Study finds money can buy more than happiness
Increasing incomes for the poorest in society has a well-known positive effect on overall levels of wellbeing.