Paul Kuyer works as a PhD candidate on the ethics of digital nudging at Dublin City University. He is part of the International Training Network PROTECT. He has a background in philosophy, economics and business. He received a BSc in Economics and Business-economics and BA in Philosophy from the University of Groningen and a MSc in Business Information Management and a MA in Philosophy from the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Paul’s PhD focuses on the ethical problems that arise due to the collection of consumer data which enable firms to predict and manufacture the behavior of consumers. He investigates what consequences digital nudges have for our autonomy, well-being, and economy.
Check my posts for PROTECT here.
Paul’s PhD focuses on the ethical problems that arise due to the collection of consumer data which enable firms to predict and manufacture the behavior of consumers. He investigates what consequences digital nudges have for our autonomy, well-being, and economy.
Check my posts for PROTECT here.