Christopher Tsoukis is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at Keele Business School, Keele University. His research foci include social and behavioural theories and models of macroeconomics, as well as on more traditional areas of the discipline such as business cycles, fiscal policy and current accounts.Frédéric Tournemaine is Professor of Economics at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand. His main interests are in endogenous growth and socio-economics including human capital, economics of population, R&D, sustainable development and industrial organization.Edward John Driffill is Professor of Economics at Yale-NUS College, National University of Singapore. He was the Director of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) World Economy and Finance Programme from 2004-2010.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The Social and Behavioural Turn in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 2: Behavioural Economics: A Review.- Chapter 3: Sociality and behavioural traits in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 4: Socio-behavioural traits and long-run growth.- Chapter 5: Hyperbolic discounting, labour supply and growth.- Chapter 6: Hyperbolic discounting and macroeconomic policy.- Chapter 7:   Socio-behavioural traits and inequality.- Chapter 8: Socio-economics, macroeconomics and finance.

Christopher Tsoukis is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at Keele Business School, Keele University. His research foci include social and behavioural theories and models of macroeconomics, as well as on more traditional areas of the discipline such as business cycles, fiscal policy and current accounts.Frédéric Tournemaine is Professor of Economics at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand. His main interests are in endogenous growth and socio-economics including human capital, economics of population, R&D, sustainable development and industrial organization.Edward John Driffill is Professor of Economics at Yale-NUS College, National University of Singapore. He was the Director of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) World Economy and Finance Programme from 2004-2010.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The Social and Behavioural Turn in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 2: Behavioural Economics: A Review.- Chapter 3: Sociality and behavioural traits in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 4: Socio-behavioural traits and long-run growth.- Chapter 5: Hyperbolic discounting, labour supply and growth.- Chapter 6: Hyperbolic discounting and macroeconomic policy.- Chapter 7:   Socio-behavioural traits and inequality.- Chapter 8: Socio-economics, macroeconomics and finance.

Christopher Tsoukis is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at Keele Business School, Keele University. His research foci include social and behavioural theories and models of macroeconomics, as well as on more traditional areas of the discipline such as business cycles, fiscal policy and current accounts.Frédéric Tournemaine is Professor of Economics at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand. His main interests are in endogenous growth and socio-economics including human capital, economics of population, R&D, sustainable development and industrial organization.Edward John Driffill is Professor of Economics at Yale-NUS College, National University of Singapore. He was the Director of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) World Economy and Finance Programme from 2004-2010.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The Social and Behavioural Turn in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 2: Behavioural Economics: A Review.- Chapter 3: Sociality and behavioural traits in Macroeconomics.- Chapter 4: Socio-behavioural traits and long-run growth.- Chapter 5: Hyperbolic discounting, labour supply and growth.- Chapter 6: Hyperbolic discounting and macroeconomic policy.- Chapter 7:   Socio-behavioural traits and inequality.- Chapter 8: Socio-economics, macroeconomics and finance.