This book offers a pluralist exposition on multiple meanings and levels of complexity, shedding light on the normative and practical implications that various approaches to complexity involve. We hope that this title will inspire a sustained interest in exchanging ideas and looking for new...

The literature on philosophy and economics has traditionally been divided into two areas: economic methodology, which connects economics and epistemology/philosophy of science, and the literature on economics and moral philosophy/ethics. Recent developments in both of these areas are discussed...

This paper addresses the question of why the economic theory of the Neoclassical Synthesis looked so much like the so-called "received view" philosophy of science during the same period (1945-1965). The paper discusses seven common features of the two programs and considers three possible...