RECENT TALKS
- Prospect Theory as a Model of Risky Choice: Descriptive and Normative Assessments, University College Cork, October 2019
- 14th International Network for Economic Method (INEM), Helsinki, August 2019
- Behavioural Public Policy, Université Côte d'Azur, May 2019
- Sozialwissenschaftliche Simulationen und die Soziologie der Simulation, HLRS, Stuttgart, February 2019.
- Epistemic opacity in computer simulation and machine learning. HLRS, Stuttgart, November 2018.
- Applied Ethics of Nudging, University of Stirling Behavioural Science Centre, September 2018.
- 7th Biennial Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice (SPSP), Ghent 2018
- New Challenges, New Tools, and New Objectives for public policy. Reinhard Selten Institute, Cologne, March 2018
- Rationale Entscheidung unter Unsicherheit. Hamburg Academy of Science, November 2017
- 13th International Network for Economic Method, San Sebastian, August 2017
- What People Know and Think – The Role of Attitudes and Information in the Process of Political Decision-Making and Policy Use. Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences, March 2017
- Center for Economic Analysis of Risk (CEAR) workshop on prospect theory, University College Cork, October 2017
- Nudge Symposium, International Thinking Conference (ITC), Brown University, Providence, RI, August 2016
- “Philosophy & evidence-based policy”, Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm, October 2016
- The Notion of Heuristics in Simon and Kahneman
- 51. Deutscher Historikertag, Hamburg 2016
- A Critique of Behavioural Welfare Economics
- Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS) 2016, Norwich 2016.
- Why Boosts are not Nudges
- INEM 2015 in Cape Town, South Africa (November 2015)
- Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality 2016, Berlin 2016
- International Conference on Thinking, Providence, RI, 2016
- Systematic Decision-Making with Computer Simulations
- Science and Art of Simulation (SAS) at the Bundeshöchstleistungszentrum (HLRS) in Stuttgart (October 2015).
- Teaching Philosophy of Science by Example
- SPSP Pre-Conference Workshop at Aarhus University (June 2015)
- Toy Models as Possibility-Identifying Devices
- Workshop Workshop: Just Playing? Toy Models in the Sciences at LMU Munich (2015)
- Why behavioral policy needs mechanistic evidence
- PSA 2014, Chicago (2014)
- Assisting Limited Beings - Categorising and Comparing Different Types of Behavioural Policies
- Summer School in Economics and Philosophy in San Sebastian, Spain (2014)
- Bounded Rationality Summer School 2014 at Max Planck, Berlin (2014)
- Intuition in Scientific Modelling: Its Justifications and Their Methodological Implications
- Philosophy and Computer Simulation, Grenoble (December 2013)
- Understanding through modeling, Bochum (April 2013)
- The Democratic Limitations of Nudge Policies
- Liberty in the Protective State, Budapest (October 2013)
- Welfare Assessment of Default-Setting Policies
- Conference on Evidence-based Policy, Stockholm 2016
- Behavioural Economics: Science, Philosophy, and Policy-Making, Trento (October 2013)
- Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin (October 2013)
- Model exchanges and their interdisciplinary success
- Pre-EPSA symposium Towards Philosophies of Interdisciplinarity, Helsinki (August 2013)
- What is Interdisciplinary Success? in Lund (October 2012)
- Teaching Philosophy of Science to Scientists: Why, What and How
- GWP 2013, Hannover (March 2013)
- Appraising Non-Representational Models
- PSA 2012, San Diego (November 2012)
- Collective Decisions in Hamburg (June 2012)
Models & Simulations 5 in Helsinki (June 2012)
- Preference Consolidation and Endogenous Entrenchment
- Topics in Economics and Philosophy, Uppsala (October 2012)
- Frontiers of Rationality and Decision in Groningen (September 2012)
- Rationality Assumptions as an Answer to Negative Performativity
- Naturalism and Normativity in the Social Sciences in Hradec Kralove,CZ (May 2012)
- Evolutionary Game Theory, Learning Dynamics and Mechanisms
- Taiwan Conference on Philosophy of Economics and Biology, Hsinchu, Taiwan (March 2011)
- European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA), Athens (October 2011)
- GIRL'12@LUND, Lund (April 2012)
- Exchanges Between Economics and Psychology: The Case of Intertemporal Discounting
- Interdisciplinary Exchanges as the Object of Philosophical Inquiry, Helsinki (March 2011)
- University of Bayreuth (May 2011)
- Society for Philosophy of Science in Practice (SPSP), Exeter (June 2011)
- International Network for Economic Method (INEM), Helsinki (September 2011)
- Formal Modelling in Economics
- Uppsala University (March 2011)
- Welfare Judgments from Inconsistent Preferences
- Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin (January 2010)
- Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics, Rotterdam (May 2010)
- Decisions, Games & Logic '10, Paris (June 2010)
- Tsinghua University, Beijing (April 2011)
- New Frontiers in Normative Economics and Policy Advice, Walter Eucken Institute,
Freiburg (December 2009)
- Models as a Product of Interdisciplinary Exchange: The Case of Evolutionary Game
Theory
- Modelling the World - Perspectives from Biology and Economics, Helsinki (May 2009)
- Consistency Preserving Models of Preference Change
- Decisions. Games & Logic 09, Lausanne (June 2009)
- Messy Model Metaphysics
- Models and Simulations 3, Charlottesville, VA (March 2009)
- Models and Fiction, Helsinki (May 2009)
- European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA), Amsterdam (October 2009)
- Are economic models tools for theoretical isolation?
- 6th International Network of Economic Methodology (INEM), Madrid (September 2008)
- Models, Mechanisms, and Interdisciplinarity, Helsinki (November 2008)
- Evolutionary Game Theory, Interpersonal Comparisons and Natural Selection
- 8th Conference on Logic and the Foundations of Game and Decision Theory (LOFT),
Amsterdam (July 2008)
- Evolution, Co-operation and Rationality, Bristol (September 2009)
- Old Wine In New Wineskins
- Reconciling Normative and Behavioural Economics, Norwich, UK (April 2008)
- To the Beasts and Back
- European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE), Porto (November
2007)
- University of Pennsylvania (January 2008)
- Making Policy Decisions with ABM
- Models and Simulations 2, Tilburg (October 2007)
- Modeling, Simulation and Computational Science: Perspectives from different sciences,
Helsinki (November 2007)
- Learning from Models
- Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice (SPSP), Twente (August 2007)
- Economic Models as Credible Worlds or as Isolating Tools?, Helsinki (March 2008)
- The Interactive Nature of Work Incentives
- Salzburger Anstösse - Perspectives on Work (Mai 2007)
- Beneficial Risk Increases
- SCARR Conference Risk & Rationalities, Cambridge (March 2007)
- Credibility Revisited
- Philosophy of Science Association (PSA), Vancouver (November 2006)
- Agent-Based Simulation, Generative Science, And Its Explanatory Claims
- Models and Simulations 1, Paris (June 2006)
- IX Summer School on Economics and Philosophy, San Sebastian (July 2006)
- Conceptual Problems of the VSL Measure
- Workshop on Philosophy, Economics and Public Policy, European Congress for Analytic
Philosophy (ECAP5), Lisbon (August 2005)
- Are Folk Psychological Practices Inherently Normative?
- European Society for Philosophy and Psychology Meeting, Lund (August 2005)
- Lund University Philosophy Seminar (October 2005)
- Credibility as a Criterion for Model Appraisal in Economics
- Perspectives on Scientific Understanding, Amsterdam (August 2005)
- British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS), Manchester (July 2005):
- Game Theoretic Models, Stories and Their Assessment
- British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS), Canterbury (July 2004)
- A Model of Preference Change
- Gesellschaft für Analytische Philosophie (GAP5), Bielefeld (September 2003)
- Joint Session of the Mind Association and the Aristotelian Society, (July 2003)
- Explaining with Motives
- National Postgraduate Analytic Philosophy Conference (NPAPC), Nottingham (July
2003)
- Hume's Concept of the Passions as the Basis of His Economic Thought
- Hume's Political Economy, New York (May 2003)
- Preference Holism and Causal Structure
- Expert Workshop 'Measurement in Economics and Natural Sciences', Tinbergen Institute,
Amsterdam (May 2002)
- Northwestern Philosophy Conference, Portland, Oregon (October 2002)
- 6th Annual Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference: Explanation and Causation,
Moscow, ID (May 2003)