Alejandro Hortal

(Alejandro Hortal, Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Wake Forest University, holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Social Sciences from the National University of Spain, UNED, and both M.A. and B.A. degrees in Philosophy from the Complutense University of Madrid. He teaches various courses, including “Problems of Philosophy” and “Logic.” Alejandro has contributed numerous peer-reviewed articles to journals such as Behavioral Public Policy, Review of Behavioral Economics, Retos Economics and Administration Journal, Brazilian Journal of Public Policy, and Brazilian Journal of Political Economy. In his most recent publication, Alejandro examines the efforts made by behavioral public policy to combat gender violence. Additionally, he has researched and published on topics such as vaccine hesitancy and public policy, the gnoseology of behavioral economics, and the history of economic thought. Alejandro serves on the board of the International Behavioral Public Policy Association and is also a member of the Psichosociology of Gender Violence Research group at the Complutense University of Madrid. For the past few years, he has also been the coordinator for the Behavioral Public Policy and Evolutionary Behavioral Economics track at the summer school hosted by the New York University in Prague and the Center of Behavioral Experiments (Czechia).