Books by Richard H. Thaler in order

Books by Richard H. Thaler in the order they were published, from Psychology of Choice and the Assumptions of Economics (1987) to Un pequeño empujón (2022).

If you like Richard H. Thaler

Daniel KahnemanPsychologist and Nobel laureate in economics whose work on judgment and decision-making underlies much of behavioral economics; his book Thinking, Fast and Slow is a common next read.
Amos TverskyKahneman's long-time collaborator on prospect theory and heuristics and biases; his work shaped the research Thaler built on.
Cass R. SunsteinCo-author of Nudge, legal scholar, and a central figure in the policy side of choice architecture.
Dan ArielyWrites popular books on irrational decision-making, such as Predictably Irrational, for a general audience.
Michael LewisWrote The Undoing Project, a narrative account of the Kahneman and Tversky collaboration, which suits readers interested in the intellectual history behind behavioral economics.