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Friedrich von Hayek and John Dewey on the market and democracy: convergent, complementary, and irreducible contributions to liberal theory
AuthorsVéronique Dutraive
Affiliations1. Université Lumière Lyon 2
The invention of homo œconomicus : a non-linear exclusion of ethics from economic science
AuthorsPhilippe Gillig
Affiliations1. BETA – Université de Strasbourg, France
Epistemic hegemony: reflections on caste-blindness in economics
AuthorsAbhilasha Srivastava
Affiliations1. California State University
Where models fail: causality and self-reference in financial economics
AuthorsD. Polakow; T. Gebbie; E. Flint
Affiliations1. University of Cape Town; 2. University of Stellenbosch; 3. University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa; 4. Peresec Pty (Ltd), South Africa
Model trustworthiness and modeler responsibility in economic agent-based modeling practices: a meta-analytical approach
AuthorsMassimo Rusconi; Davide Secchi; Raffaello Seri
Affiliations1. University of Insubria; 2. Paris School of Business
Introduction
AuthorsKobi Finestone
Affiliations1. University of San Diego
The inexact and separate science of economics : a response to my excellent critics
AuthorsDaniel M. Hausman
Affiliations1. Rutgers University
A methodological appraisal of experienced utility
AuthorsIvan Mitrouchev
Affiliations1. Université Lumière Lyon 2, CNRS, UJM Saint-Etienne, emlyon business school, GATE, 69007 Lyon, France
A forgotten epistocracy? Political institutions and epistemic virtues in Hayek’s market liberalism
AuthorsSamuel Ferey; Daniel Zarama Rojas
Affiliations1. Université de Lorraine, Université de Strasbourg
Dan Hausman on macroeconomic models
AuthorsNadia Ruiz
Affiliations1. Leibniz University Hannover
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