All Stories

  1. Australia’s Resources Sector, Bitcoin, National Security
  2. The Information Game, National Security, and Bitcoin
  3. Krugman, Bitcoin, Politics
  4. Twitter, X, Bitcoin, Decentralised Information
  5. MicroStrategy, Bitcoin, Corporate Finance, Shareholder Value
  6. Information, Uncertainty and Espionage
  7. Hackers, Pirates, and Privateers
  8. The Economics of Information & Human Factors in Cybersecurity
  9. Bitcoin is Digital Energy
  10. Michael Saylor and The Bitcoin Clientele Effect
  11. Elon Musk's Decisions and Behavioural Economics
  12. Bitcoin’s Moving Average Price, Prospect Theory Reference Points, and 'Sandpile Collapse'
  13. Bitcoin’s Place in a Mean-Variance Efficient Portfolio of Seven Cryptocurrencies
  14. Speaking of Terrorist Behaviour
  15. Algorithms, Human Decision-Making and Predictive Policing
  16. Behavioural Economics and Terrorism
  17. Cycles in terrorism and evolutionary stability
  18. Blindfold chess and terrorism
  19. A guide to the terrorism studies conversation
  20. Patterns of reason and unreasonableness
  21. Loss aversion and the terrorist identity
  22. Prospect theory as a descriptive theory of terrorist choice
  23. Bounded by rationality
  24. Overconfidence, gender differences and terrorist choice
  25. Decision-making with more than one reference point
  26. Information cascades and the prioritisation of suspects
  27. Everyday decision-making
  28. Reason, strategy and discovery
  29. The hidden side of attack method combinations and international terrorism
  30. Expected utility as a measurement tool in the terrorism context
  31. Crowd Counting: A Behavioural Economics Perspective
  32. Countering Intelligence Algorithms
  33. Disinformation Cascades, Espionage & Counter-Intelligence
  34. FinTech, terrorism-related fund transfers and behavioural finance
  35. Space Junk, Defence and Decision-Making
  36. Tinker, Thaler, Soldier, Spy: Behavioral Economics of HUMINT Transactions and Source Prioritizations
  37. Anticipated regret, terrorist behaviour & the presentation of the outcomes of attacks in the mainstream media and in terrorist group publications
  38. How Terrorism Red Flags Become Weak Signals Through the Processes of Judgement and Evaluation
  39. Terrorism, lightning and falling furniture
  40. Who Wants to Talk to Terrorists?
  41. Terrorism Watch Lists, Suspect Ranking and Decision-Making Biases
  42. The Economics of Terrorism: A Perspective on Terrorist Brutality
  43. Terrorist Choice: A Stochastic Dominance and Prospect Theory Analysis
  44. Prospect Theory and Terrorist Choice
  45. When Terrorists Value the Qualitative Characteristics of Terrorism
  46. Lone Wolf Terrorism: Shooting Sprees
  47. Economic Profiling of the Lone Wolf Terrorist
  48. Crime Scene Investigation: Investigative Economics
  49. How Terrorist Networks Collapse
  50. The Life Cycle of Terrorist Organizations
  51. Will Self-Managed Investors Survive?
  52. Lone Wolf Terrorism
  53. Terrorists’ Attack Method Choices in Equilibrium
  54. Do Terrorists 'Randomize' Their Attacks?
  55. Financial crisis of metaphor
  56. Can self‐managed superannuation fund trustees earn the equity risk premium?
  57. Are Benchmark Asset Allocations for Australian Private Investors Optimal?
  58. Applying Modern Portfolio Theory to the Analysis of Terrorist Choice
  59. The Diversification of Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
  60. Mathematics and Metaphor in Economics
  61. A STUDY OF THE DIFFUSION OF ASSET PRICES
  62. The "Price" of Terrorism
  63. Why Do We Invest Ethically?
  64. The Economic Analysis of Lone Wolf Terrorism