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Kate Laffan

London
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Assistant Professor in Behavioural Science @LSE_PBS. Interested in applying behavioural science to climate change mitigation strategies.
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Why study Social Policy at LSE?

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By Lucinda Platt, Paul Dolan , David Lewis, Tim Newburn, Kate Laffan, Richard Serunjogi
| LSE Connect
Commentary on why LSE is a leading ‘Social Policy’ institution with regard to research, renowned faculty, high quality teaching practices, and student support.
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Journal of Environmental Psychology

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By Jarren Nylund, Kate Laffan, Caroline Verfuerth, Elise Hankins
| ScienceDirect
About the journal The Journal of Environmental Psychology (JEP) is the premier journal in the field, publishing a wide range of interdisciplinary work from scholars around the world. JEP serves those who have an interest in the scientific study of the psychological processes engaged in the reciprocal relations between individuals and the physical environment.
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Is remote work actually better for the environment?

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By Ganga Shreedhar, Kate Laffan, Laura M. Giurge
| New Zealand Herald
Business 14 Mar, 2022 07:22 PM6 minutes to read Research shows that WFH is not a clear win for the environment. Photo / 123RF Harvard Business Review By Ganga Shreedhar, Kate Laffan and Laura M. Giurge The Covid-19 pandemic gave rise to the largest remote-work "experiment" in history, accelerating a long-term trend toward flexible, remote work and digitalisation. The percentage of people working from home in the US alone rose from 5 per cent to 37 per cent during the height of the pandemic.
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