Essays by a social scientist that examine how research and common sense interact, the limits of progress in psychology, and why people reflexively assume cynical explanations for higher motives. Readers get argued, example-driven analysis of how social science works and where its claims are strong or weak.

Psyentific applies behavioural and evolutionary psychology to financial planning and wealth management, going beyond standard behavioural finance. Issues examine topics such as pension trust, the methodology behind value-of-advice studies, and the limits of client referrals.

NatSec Press is an independent publisher whose podcast-style newsletter summarises national security research, books and academic papers in plain English. Recent issues cover a broad view of national security, behavioural influences on cybercrime, and the early stages of radicalisation.