Berufliche Laufbahn

• Seit 10/2019 Institutsvorstand Institut für Philosophie und Wissenschaftstheorie an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
• 9/2012-10/2019: Professor für Philosophie, Department of Philosophy, Durham University
• 10/2009-9/2012: Assoz. Professor für Philosophie und Ökonomie, Faculty of Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam
• 9/2007-9/2009: Assistenz-Professor für Philosophie und Ökonomie, Faculty of Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam
• 1/2005-8/2007: Ramón y Cajal Research Fellow, Complutense University, Madrid
• 6-12/2004: Gastwissenschaftler, Department of Philosophy, Columbia University, on the research project “Toward a Well-Ordered Science in Biomedical Research”
• 2001-4: Senior Researcher, Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science, LSE, research officer on the AHRB-funded project “Causality: Metaphysics and Methods”
• 2002: Teaching fellow, LSE, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method
• 2000-1: Lektor, LSE, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method, teaching (undergraduate lectures); administrative duties (assistance in the subject review process, library representative, undergraduate admissions, examination and extended essay grading)
• 1998-2001: Lehrer (Teilzeit), LSE, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method

Ausbildung

• 1996-2002: London School of Economics (PhD, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method) und Promotion in Philosophie
• 1994: Ecole des Hautes Etudes (HEC), Paris (France), Auslandssemester
• 1991-6: University of St Gallen (Switzerland), Abschluss in Ökonomik und Finanzwissenschaft

Sprachkenntnisse

• German (native speaker)
• English (wie native speaker)
• French (sehr gute Kenntnisse)
• Spanish (gute Kenntnisse)
• Dutch (sehr gute Kenntnisse)

Auszeichnungen und Mitgliedschaften:

• Mitglied in der Gesellschaft Philosophy of Science Association (PSA), seit 07/2020
• Mitglied in der Gesellschaft British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS), seit 07/2020
• Mitglied der Academia Europaea, seit 06/2020
• Mitglied der European Academy of Sciences (EurAsc), seit 05/2020
• Chair, International Network for Economic Method (INEM), 2015-17
• Research Associate, Institut d’Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques (IHPST), Paris (2011-12)
• Research Associate, Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science (CPNSS), London School of Economics (since 9/2004)
• International Research Prize 2009 of the Faculty of Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam
• PhD Scholarship of the German Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation, 1997-2000

Redaktionsbeirat

• Philosophy of Science (Editorial Board)
• Economics and Philosophy (Editorial Board)
• Journal of Economic Methodology (Editorial Board)
• Lato Sensu: Revue de la Société de Philosophie des Sciences (Editorial Board)
• Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics (Advisory Board)
• Philosophical and Historical Perspectives on the Social Sciences (Editorial Board, Springer book series)
• Erasmus Institute of Philosophy and Economics, Rotterdam (EIPE, Board)
• Global Policy Institute, Durham (GPI, Board)
• International Network of Economic Method (INEM, Executive Board)
• Causality in the Sciences (CitS, Steering Committee)
• International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable (IPMR, Organising Committee, founding member)
• Graduate School of Social Sciences & Humanities, Erasmus University Rotterdam (Advisory Board)

Expertisen

• Analysis, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, BioSocieties, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Cognitio, Economics and Philosophy, Empirical Economics, Erkenntnis, European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, European Journal for Philosophy of Science, European Journal of Law and Economics, Feminist Economics, Global Policy Journal, International Journal for the Philosophy of Science, Journal for General Philosophy of Science, Journal of Applied Logic, Journal of Economic Methodology, Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, Journal of Institutional Economics, Journal of Social Philosophy, Minds and Machines, Nous, Oxford Economic Papers, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, Philosophy Compass, Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities in Medicine, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Studia Philosophica Estonica, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Swiss Political Science Review, Synthèse, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, Theoria, Topoi
• Cambridge University Press, Harvard University Press, Oxford University Press, MIT Press, University of Michigan Press, Reilly, Routledge, Palgrave Macmillan, Springer

Förderungsprüfung und Bewertung von Forschungsergebnissen

• British Academy (UK)
• Leverhulme Trust (UK)
• Medical Research Council (UK)
• Irish Research Council
• Czech Science Foundation
• National Research Foundation (South Africa)
• Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO, Dutch Science Foundation)
• Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek – Vlaanderen (FWO, Research Foundation Flanders)
• Agence d’Évaluation de la Recherche et de l’Enseignement Supérieur (AERES, Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education, France)
• Idex Sorbonne Universités Pour l’Enseignement et la Recherche (SUPER, Excellence Initiative at Sorbonne University, France)
• Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung (FWF, Austrian Science Fund)
• Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD, German Academic Exchange Service)
• Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Science Foundation)
• Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Bildung und Kultus, Wissenschaft und Kunst/Elitenetzwerk Bayern (Bavarian State Ministry of Education, Science and the Arts/Elite Network Bavaria)

Förderungsarbeit

• (2017-20) Laws, Explanation and Realism in Physical and Biomedical Sciences (c. €45,000; PIs: José Diez and Carl Hoefer, University of Barcelona)
• (2015-16) Epistemological Foundations and Principles for the Democratization of the Governance of Science, Agence National de la Recherche, France (c. €75,000, PI: Stéphanie Ruphy, Grenoble)
• (2014-16) Grant for an annual Summer School in Economics and Philosophy, International Network for Economic Method (€45,000)
• (2015-16) Economics and the Value-Free Ideal, British Academy International Partnership and Mobility Scheme (£10,000; PI: Julian Reiss, Co-I: Hsiang-Ke Chao, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)
• (2013-15) Explanation and Representation in the Sciences: Monist and Pluralist Approaches, research grant of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (c. €45,000; PI: José Diez, University of Barcelona)
• (2012-14) Inferentialism as Social Epistemology, research grant of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (c. €56,000; PI: Jesús Zamora Bonilla, UNED, Madrid)
• (2011) Research in Paris (c. €18,000 for six months at IHPST, Paris, for work on my book Causality between Metaphysics and Methods)
• (2009-11) Representation and Explanation in the Sciences, research grant of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (c. €45,000; PI: José Diez, University of Barcelona)
• (2005-8) Causal and Classical Concepts in Science, research grant of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science (PI: Mauricio Suárez, Complutense University Madrid)
• (2005-9) Ramón y Cajal fellowship of the Spanish Ministry of Education (c. €180,000 for a research project on Causality in Medicine and Economics; declined in 2007 in favour of my position at EUR)

Konferenzorganisationen und Mitarbeit in Komitees

• 3rd East European Network for Philosophy of Science Conference, Belgrade, Serbia, 2020
• 2nd Bayes By the Sea Conference and Summer School, Marche Polytechnic University, Ancona, Italy, 2019
• 13th Conference of the International Network for Economic Method (INEM), San Sebastián, Spain, August 2017
• European Network for the Philosophy of the Social Sciences (ENPOSS) annual conference, Krakow, September 2017
• ‘Clinical Judgment: Multidisciplinary Perspectives’, 7th International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable: Medicine, Public Health and Healthcare, Toronto, June 2017
• ‘Causality and Time in the Sciences’, conference in the Causality in the Sciences (CitS) series, New York, June 2017
• ‘Democracy and Science/Values in Economics’ joint workshop of two research projects on which I’m a principal/co-investigator, December 2015
• ‘Heterogeneity in Medicine and Psychiatry: Empirical Strategies, Conceptual Problems’, symposium at Philosophy of Science Association (PSA) Biennial Conference, Chicago, November 2014; speakers: Giovanni Boniolo (Milan), Brendan Clarke (London), Samantha Kleinberg (New York), Maël Lemoine (Tours), David Teira (Madrid) and myself
• Summer School on Economics and Philosophy, Palacio Miramar, San Sebastian, July 2014
• International Network for Economic Method (INEM) conference, Erasmus University Rotterdam, June 2013
• First European Network of the Philosophy of the Social Sciences (ENPOSS) conference, Copenhagen, September 2012
• Fourth Congress of the Société de Philosophie des Sciences (SPS), Montréal, June 2012
• Philosophy of Science Association 2010, Montréal, November 2010
• CiBaSS (Causality in Biomedical and Social Sciences), Erasmus University, October 2010
• Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable, Erasmus University, October 2009
• Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice biennial conference, Minneapolis, June 2009
• The Science and Politics of Neglected-Disease Research: Philosophical, Bioethical and Sociological Perspectives on International Health Inequalities, Geneva, December 2008
• Neuroeconomics: Hype or Hope?, Erasmus University, November 2008
• International Network for Economic Methodology conference, Madrid, September 2008
• European Philosophy of Science Association conference, Complutense University Madrid, November (committee member until August, 2007)
• Evidence in Biomedical Research workshop, Autonomous University Madrid, October 2007

Supervision

• Uzma Malik (MRes, Durham, since 2018)
• Alexandre Fonseca (Durham, since 2018)
• Donal Khosrowi (Durham, since 2017)
• Sheena Ramkumar (Durham, since 2016)
• Richard Williams (Durham, since 2016)
• Marcus Ventin (Durham, since 2016)
• Sarah Wieten (Durham, 2014-2017)
• Chien-Yang Huang (Durham, since 2014)
• Rune Nyrup (Durham, 2013-2017)
• William Peden (Durham, 2013-2017)
• Walter Brown (Durham, since 2013 [part-time])
• Philippe Verreault-Julien (EUR, 2012-19)
• Melissa Vergara Fernandez (EUR, 2012-18)
• Dr Pierre-Olivier Bédard (Postdoctoral Fellow at CHESS, 2013-2015)
• Attilia Ruzzene (EUR, 2009-2014)
• François Claveau (EUR, 2010–2012, cum laude)

PhD/Doktorats-Kommitees

• Romina Zuppone (PhD, University of Barcelona, December 2018)
• Tobias Henschen (Habilitation, University of Konstanz, April 2017)
• Emily Pollard (PhD, Durham University, Independent Chair, July 2016)
• Stuart Theobald (London School of Economics, January 2017)
• Stefan Mendritzki (Technical University Eindhoven, November 2016)
• Luis Mireles Flores (EUR, September 2016)
• Darrell Rowbottom (DLitt, Durham University, August 2016)
• Alexander Mebius (as opponent; Stockholm University, April 2015)
• Jan de Winter (Ghent University, January 2015)
• Lorenzo Casini (University of Kent, November 2012)
• Stanislav Larski (London School of Economics, June 2012)
• Giedre Vasiliauskaite (EUR, December 2011)
• Carlo Martini (Tilburg University, April 2011)

• Interview, New Books Network, (on my 2015 book Causation, Evidence, and Inference, available from June 15, 2016)
• Interview, Swiss Radio Programme on Thought Experiments (in German, http://www.srf.ch/sendungen/wissenschaftsmagazin/was-waere-wenn-eine-frage-und-ihre-folgen)
• Durham Inaugural Lecture, 2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peNHXMl1d94)
• Simulations and Economists’ Quest for Objectivity’, talk at the conference 'Science et philosophie: Regards croisés sur les simulations numériques', held at the University of Grenoble on December 10, 2013 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLU2Y4rsfqU)
• Portrait in Hamburger Abendblatt, ‘Der Deutsche Denker von Durham’ (http://www.abendblatt.de/reise/article125104861/Julian-Reiss-der-deutsche-Denker-von-Durham.html)
• Author interview with Routledge, 2013 (www.routledge.com/philosophy/articles)
• Video interview with the Young Scholars’ Initiative of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, 2012 (www.vimeo.com/44644923)
• 'Evidence for Use’, History of Economics Playground, 2010
• ‘Was wäre wenn?’, der Freitag, 16.06.2009

4. The Philosophy of Economics: A Contemporary Introduction (2nd edition), New York (NY): Routledge (forthcoming)
3. Causation, Evidence, and Inference, New York (NY): Routledge (2015)
2. The Philosophy of Economics: A Contemporary Introduction, New York (NY): Routledge (2013)
1. Error in Economics: The Methodology of Evidence-Based Economics, London: Routledge (2008)

7. The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Economics, New York (NY): Routledge, with Conrad Heilmann (under contract)
6. Special Issue on INEM 2017. Journal of Economic Methodology 26(1), 2019
5. Philosophy of Science in Practice, Dordrecht: Springer, with Hsiang-Ke Chao (2017)
4. “Causality in the Biomedical and Social Sciences”, Special issue of Studies in the History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Science 43(4), 2012, with Phyllis McKay Illari and Federica Russo
3. “The Health Complex: Progress and Pathologies in Global Health Funding and Governance”, Special issue of BioSocieties 6(1), 2011, with Linsey McGoey and Ayo Wahlberg
2. “New Work in the Philosophy of Medicine”, Special issue of Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 32(1), 2011, with Miriam Solomon and David Teira
1. “What’s New in The Philosophy of Social Science?”, Special issue of Philosophy of the Social Sciences 38(8), 2008, with David Teira and Jesús Zamora Bonilla
 

38.“Why Do Experts Disagree?”, Critical Review

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37. “What Are the Drivers of Induction? Towards a Material Theory+”, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (forthcoming)                                                                                                                 

36. “Causal Explanation Is All There Is to Causation”, Teorema (forthcoming)                                                                                                                                                                                            35. “The Limits of Global Knowledge”, Global Policy (forthcoming)
34. “Extrapolation of Experimental Results through Analogical Reasoning from Latent Classes”, Philosophy of Science 86(2): 219–235, with Gerdien van Eersel and Gabriela Koppenol-Gonzalez Marin (2019)
33. “Expertise, Agreement, and the Nature of Social Scientific Facts Or: Against Epistocracy”, Social Epistemology 33(2): 183-92 (2019)
32. “Against External Validity”, Synthese (2018)
31. “Fact-Value Entanglement in Positive Economics”, Journal of Economic Methodology 24(2): 134-49 (2017)
30. “Thought Experiments in Economics and the Role of Coherent Explanations”, Studia Metodologiczne 36, 113-30 (2016)
29. “Suppes’ Probabilistic Theory of Causality and Causal Inference in Econometrics”, Journal of Economic Methodology 23(3): 289-304 (2016)
28. “A Pragmatist Theory of Evidence”, Philosophy of Science 82(3): 341-62 (2015)
27. “Two Approaches to Reasoning From Evidence or What Econometrics Can Learn From Biomedical Research”, Journal of Economic Methodology 22(3): 373-90 (2015)
26. “What’s Wrong With Our Theories of Evidence?”, Theoria 29(2): 283-306 (2014)
25. “The Explanation Paradox Redux”, Journal of Economic Methodology 20(3): 280-92 (2013)
24. “Contextualising Causation: Part I”, Philosophy Compass 8(11): 1066-75 (2013)
23. “Contextualising Causation: Part II”, Philosophy Compass 8(11): 1076-90 (2013)
22. “Idealization and the Aims of Economics: Three Cheers for Instrumentalism”, Economics and Philosophy 28(3): 363-83 (2012)
21. “Causation in the Sciences: An Inferentialist Account”, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43(4): 769-77 (2012)
20. “The Explanation Paradox”, Journal of Economic Methodology 19(1): 43-62 (2012)
19. “Contrefactuels, expériences de pensée, et conception singulariste de la relation causale en histoire”, Labyrinthe 39(2): 113-27 (2012)
18. “Introduction: Causality in the Biomedical and Social Sciences”, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43(4): 758-60, with Phyllis McKay Illari and Federica Russo (2012)
17. “Theory, Generalisations from Cases and Methodological Maxims in Evidence-based Economics: Responses to the Reviews by DiNardo, Guala and Kincaid”, Journal of Economic Methodology 18(1): 93-6 (2011)
16. “Mechanisms, Continental Approaches, Trials, and Evolutionary Medicine: New Work in the Philosophy of Medicine”, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 32(1): 1-4, with Miriam Solomon and David Teira (2011)
15. “The Global Health Complex”, BioSocieties 6(1): 1-9, with Linsey McGoey and Ayo Wahlberg
14. “A Plea For (Good) Simulations: Nudging Economics Toward an Experimental Science”, Simulation & Gaming 42(2): 243-64 (2011)
13. “In Favour of a Millian Proposal to Reform Biomedical Research”, Synthese 177(3): 427-47 (2010)
12. “Biomedical Research, Neglected Diseases, and Well-Ordered Science”, Theoria 24(3): 263-82, with Philip Kitcher (2009)
11. “Counterfactuals, Thought Experiments and Singular Causal Inference in History”, Philosophy of Science 76(5): 712-23 (2009)
10. “The Philosophy of Simulation: How New Topics or Same Old Stew?”, Synthese 169(3): 593-613, with Roman Frigg (2009)
9. “Causation in the Social Sciences: Evidence, Inference, Purpose”, Philosophy of the Social Sciences 39(1): 20-40 (2009)
8. “Rejoinder” (to a review symposium of Error in Economics by Kevin Hoover, Aris Spanos and David Teira), Economics and Philosophy 25(2): 210-5 (2009)
7. “What’s New in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences?: Guest Editors’ Introduction”, Philosophy of the Social Sciences 38(3): 311-3 (2008)
6. “Do We Need Mechanisms in the Social Sciences?”, Philosophy of the Social Sciences 37(2): 163-184 (2007)
5. “Hayek, Logic and the Naturalistic Fallacy”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought 28, 359-70, with Bruce Caldwell (2006)
4. “Causal Instrumental Variables and Interventions”, Philosophy of Science 72 (PSA 2004): 964-76 (2005)
3. “Evidence-Based Economics: Issues and Some Preliminary Answers”, Analyse & Kritik 26, 346-63 (2004)
2. “Natural Economic Quantities and Their Measurement”, Journal of Economic Methodology 8(2): 287-311 (2001)
1. “Mathematics in Economics: Schmoller, Menger and Jevons”, Journal of Economic Studies 27(4-5): 477-491 (2000)

30. “Expert Political Judgement”, The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Political Science (ed. by Jeroen van Bouwel and Harold Kincaid), Oxford: Oxford University Press (forthcoming)
29. “Time Series, Non-stationarity, and Causal Inference”, Time and Causality across the Sciences (ed. by Samantha Kleinberg), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (forthcoming)
28. “Public Goods”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (ed. by Ed Zalta), Stanford (CA): CSLI (forthcoming)
27. “Evidence in Economics”, Routledge Handbook of Evidence (ed. by Trent Dougherty, Maria Lasonen-Aarnio and Clayton Littlejohn), New York (NY): Routledge (forthcoming)
26. “Capitalism and Democracy: Allies, Rivals, or Strangers?”, The Oxford Handbook of Ethics and Economics (ed. by Mark D. White), Oxford: Oxford University Press (in press)
25. “Philosophy of Economics”, Oxford Bibliographies of Philosophy, Oxford: Oxford University Press (forthcoming)
24. “Idealization and Thought Experimentation”, The Routledge Companion to Thought Experimentation (ed. by James Brown, Yiftach Fehige and Michael Stuart), New York (NY): Routledge, 469-83 (2018)
23. “Meanwhile, Why Not Biomedical Capitalism?”, Current Controversies in Science and Values (ed. by Kevin Elliott and Daniel Steel), New York (NY): Routledge, 161-75 (2017)
22. “Are There Social Scientific Laws?”, The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Social Science (ed. by Lee McIntyre and Alex Rosenberg), New York (NY): Routledge, 295-309 (2017)
21. “On the Causal Wars”, Philosophy of Science in Practice (ed. by Hsiang-Ke Chao and Julian Reiss), Dordrecht: Springer, 45-66 (2017)
20. “Philosophie der Ökonomie”, Die Philosophien der Einzelwissenschaften (ed. by Thomas Reydon and Simon Lohse), Hamburg: Felix Meiner Verlag, 583-614 (2017)
19. “Causality and Causal Inference in Medicine”, The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Medicine (ed. by Miriam Solomon, Jeremy R. Simon, and Harold Kincaid), New York (NY): Routledge, 58-70 (2016)
18. “Philosophy of Medicine”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (ed. by Ed Zalta), Stanford (CA): CSLI (with Rachel Ankeny); URL = plato.stanford.edu/entries/medicine/ (2016)
17. “Scientific Objectivity”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (ed. by Ed Zalta), Stanford (CA): CSLI (with Jan Sprenger), URL: plato.stanford.edu/entries/scientific-objectivity/ (2014)
16. “Struggling for the Soul of Economics: Objectivity vs Expertise”, Experts and Consensus in Social Science (ed. by Marcel Boumans and Carlo Martini), New York (NY): Springer, 131-52 (2014)
15. “Causality, Impartiality and Evidence-Based Policy”, Mechanism and Causality in Biology and Economics (ed. by Hsiang-Ke Chao, Szu-Ting Chen and Roberta Millstein), New York (NY): Springer (with David Teira), 207-24 (2013)
14. “Philosophy of Economics, History of”, Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences (ed. by Byron Kaldis), Thousand Oaks (CA): SAGE Publications, vol. 2, 718-21 (2013)
13. “Models, Representation, and Economic Practice”, Models, Simulations and the Reduction of Complexity (ed. by Jörg-Henning Wolf and Ulrich Gähde), Hamburg: DeGruyter, 107-16 (2013)
12. “Genealogical Thought Experiments in Economics”, Thought Experiments in Science, Philosophy, and the Arts (ed. by James Robert Brown, Mélanie Frappier and Letitia Meynell), New York: Routledge, 177-90 (2012)
11. “Counterfactuals”, Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Social Science (ed. by Harold Kincaid), Oxford: OUP, 154-83 (2012)
10. “Scientific Causation: Wittgensteinian Pluralism versus Pragmatism”, Causality in the Sciences, (ed. by Phyllis McKay Illari, Federica Russo and Jon Williamson), Oxford: OUP, 907-27 (2011)
9. “Empirical Evidence: Its Nature and Sources”, Handbook of Philosophy of Social Science (ed. by Ian Jarvie and Jesús Zamora Bonilla), SAGE, 551-76 (2011)
8. “Simulation”, in Enzyklopädie Philosophie (2nd edition, ed. by Hans Jörg Sandkühler), Hamburg: Felix Meiner (2010)
7. “Explanation”, New Palgrave’s Dictionary of Economics (ed. by Larry Blume and Steve Durlauf), Palgrave Macmillan (2008)
6. “Social Capacities”, Nancy Cartwright’s Philosophy of Science (ed. by Stephan Hartmann and Luc Bovens), London: Routledge, 265-88 (2008)
5. “Time Series, Nonsense Correlations and the Principle of the Common Cause”, Causality and Probability in the Sciences (ed. by Federica Russo and Jon Williamson), London: College Publications, 179-96 (2007)
4. Reprint of "Natural Economic Quantities and Their Measurement", Recent Developments in Economic Methodology (ed. by John Davis), Cheltenham: Edward Elgar (2006)
3. “The Contingency of Theories of Causality: Comments on Paul Humphreys” (in Spanish), Enrahonar: Quaderns de Filosofìa 37 (special issue Causalidad y Explicación: En Homenaje a Wesley Salmon, ed. by Carl Hoefer and José Diez), Barcelona: The Autonomous University Press, 35-44 (2005)
2. “Causality and Economic Methodology”, Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology 23-A: 173-82 (2005)
1. “Uncertainty in Econometrics: Evaluating Policy Counterfactuals”, Economic Policy Making under Uncertainty: The Role of Truth and Accountability in Policy Advice (ed. by Peter Mooslechner, Helene Schubert and Martin Schütz), Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 204-32, with Nancy Cartwright (2004)

15. (with Sarah Wieten) “On Justin Biddle’s ‘Lessons from the Vioxx Debacle’.” Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 4(5), 2015: 20-22
14. “Evidence for Use”, History of Economics Playground (Blog), December 13, 2010
13. “The Methodology of Positive Economics: Reflections on the Milton Friedman Legacy, ed. Uskali Mäki. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2009”, Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics 3(2), 103-110 (book review)
12. “Across the Boundaries: Extrapolation in Biology and Social Science, Daniel P. Steel. Oxford University Press, 2007”, Economics and Philosophy 26(3): 382-90 (book review)
11. “Was wäre wenn...”, der Freitag, 16.06.2009 (newspaper article on thought experiments in German)
10. “Editorial” and “Interview with Kevin Korb”, The Reasoner 3(2): 1-3 (2009)
9. “Bernt Stigum’s Econometrics and the Philosophy of Economics”, Journal of Economic Methodology 14(2), 254-62 (book review), 2007
8. “Lawrence Boland’s Foundations of Economic Method”, History of Political Economy 38(2), 404-6(book review), 2006
7. “Kevin Hoover’s The Methodology of Empirical Macroeconomics”, Economics and Philosophy, 2005
6. “Critical Realism and the Mainstream”, Journal of Economic Methodology 11(3), 321-7 (contribution to a review symposium on Tony Lawson’s Reorienting Economics), 2004
5. “Geoffrey Hodgson’s How Economics Forgot History”, EH.Net. (available from: www.eh.net/bookreviews/library/0567.shtml)
4. (with Nancy Cartwright) “Uncertainty in Econometrics: Evaluating Policy Counterfactuals”, Causality: Metaphysics and Methods Technical Reports CTR 11/03, CPNSS, LSE
3. “Practice Ahead of Theory: Instrumental Variables, Natural Experiments and Inductivism in Econometrics”, Causality: Metaphysics and Methods Technical Reports CTR 12/03, CPNSS, LSE
2. “Causal Inference in the Abstract or Seven Myths About Thought Experiments”, Causality: Metaphysics and Methods Technical Reports CTR 03/02, CPNSS, LSE
1. “Scientific Empiricism: A Baconian Perspective”, Causality: Metaphysics and Methods Technical Reports CTR 04/02, CPNSS, LSE

• ‘On the Use of Prediction Markets in the Replication Crisis‘, Internationaler Workshop ‘The replicability crisis? Philosophical, legal and sociological perspectives‘, Universite`de Lyon, Frankreich, Oktober 20 (online)
• ‘Wissenschaftliche Expertise und demokratische Forderungen‘ (Vortragsserie Zur Philosophie! Bausteine der Demokratie), Wissensturm Linz, Austria, Oktober 20
•  ‘Wissenschaftliche Expertise und demokratische Forderungen‘, ‘HOWTO Wissenstransfer & Digitalisierung‘ Mozarteum Salzburg, Austria, September 20, https://vimeo.com/467699972/1e1d1733e0
• Dying of’ vs ‘Dying with’ SARS-Cov-2: A Causal pluralist’s reflections‘, Workshop ‘Evidential Pluralism and the Social Sciences‘, University of Kent, England, Juli 20 (online)
• ‘On the Causal Wars‘, ‘Faculty Seminars‘ at the Faculty of  Economics and the Faculty of Medicine/ Marche Polytechnic University, Ancona, Italy, February 20
• ‘The Perennial Methodenstreit: Observation, First Principles, and the Ricardian Vice‘, ‘Faculty Seminars‘ at the Faculty of  Economics and the Faculty of Medicine/ Marche Polytechnic University, Ancona, Italy, February 20

• ‘Robust Scientific Institutions as a Solution to Fact/Value Entanglement’, European Network for the Philosophy of Social Science workshop 'Objectivity in Social Research', Bergen, Norway, May 2019
• 'Three Arguments Against Paternalism', Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Behavioural Public Policy Workshop, University of Nice, May 2019
• 'Causal Explanation is All There is to Causation', Departmental Seminar, Philosophy Department, Fudan University, China, March 2019
• 'Causal Explanation is All There is to Causation', Duke Philosophy Colloquium, March 2019
• 'The Perennial Methodenstreit: Observation, First Principles, and Economics', Departmental Workshop, Erasmus School of Philosophy, January 2019

• ‘Robust Scientific Institutions as a Solution to Fact/Value Entanglement’, Departmental Seminar, University of Barcelona, December 2018
• ‘What Theory of Causation Can Explain Evidential Pluralism?’, Science, Medicine, and Society Cluster Workshop, Durham University, December 2018
• ‘Singular Causal Inference Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea’, Experimenting with Causality: Causal Inference, Brexit, and Other Single Cases workshop, Berlin Social Science Center, November 2018
• ‘Gauging Causality in the Social Sciences’, Ca’Foscari University, Venice, November 2018
• ‘The Perennial Methodenstreit: Observation, First Principles, and Economics’, Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, University of Puget Sound, October 2018
• ‘Robust Social Institutions as a Solution to Fact/Value Entanglement’, European Academy of the Sciences, Bielefeld, Germany, October 2018
• ‘Fact/Value Entanglement and Other Reasons for the Dearth of Social Scientific Facts’, DemocraSci project workshop, Lyon, France, May 2018
• ‘Against Epistocracy’, keynote at the conference of the Asociación Latinoamericana de Filosofía Analítica, Villa de Leyva, Colombia, May 2018
• ‘What is Seen and What is Not Seen in Drug Regulation’, Evidence in Medicine Workshop, University College London, May 2018
• ‘The Perennial Methodenstreit: Observation, First Principles, and Economics’, Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, American University Beirut, March 2018
• ‘Nudge Theory and Social Policy’, New Challenges, New Objectives and New Tools for Public Policy workshop, Reinhard Selten Institute, Cologne, March 2018
• ‘Inferentialism and the Relation between Singular and Generic Causation’, Explanation and Realism in Physical and Biomedical Sciences workshop, University of Barcelona, January 2018

• ‘The Perennial Methodenstreit: Observation, First Principles, and Economics’, Frontiers of Economics lecture series, University of Tübingen, December 2017
• ‘Evidential Pluralism and the Pragmatist Theory of Evidence’, What’s the Evidence lecture series, Center for Advanced Studies, LMU Munich, November 2017
• ‘In Defence of Statistical Minimalism’, Curiosity, Imagination and Surprise workshop, Utrecht University, September 2017
• ‘Presidential Address’, 13th Conference of the International Network for Economic Method, San Sebastián, August 2017
• ‘Against Epistocracy’, Expertise and Expert Knowledge workshop, University College Dublin, May 2017
• ‘Evidence-based Policy and Its Hidden Costs of Justice’, Integrating Public Health Policy workshop, Newcastle University, May 2017
• ‘Causality in the Economic and Social Sciences’, Departmental Seminar, Department of Philosophy, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, March 2017
• ‘The Goodness of a Causal Explanation’, Inferentialism, Bayesianism, and Scientific Explanation workshop, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, January 2017
• ‘In Defence of Statistical Minimalism’, Data Journeys in Biomedicine workshop, University of Exeter, January 2017

• ‘RCTs and Observational Studies: Is There a Conflict?’, keynote at the Biobank and Health Data Conference 2016, Oslo, November 2016
• ‘Mixed Methods and the Pragmatist Theory of Evidence’, Mixed Methods International Research Association conference, Durham, August 2016
• ‘A Pragmatist Theory of Evidence’, workshop ‘Epidemiology, Causation, and Public Policy’, McGill University, Montréal, May 2016
• ‘Evidential Reasoning About Target Systems Without Extrapolation’, workshop ‘'Explanation, Evidence and Mechanisms Across the Sciences’, University of Kent, May 2016
• ‘Against Causal Powers — For Inferentialism About Causation’, workshop ‘Emergence, Exclusion, and Causation’, University of Glasgow, April 2016
• ‘In Defence of Statistical Minimalism’, keynote at the Evidence, Inference, and Risk conference, LMU Munich, April 2016
• ‘Confirmation Meets Social Epistemology’, Yang Ming University, Taipei (Taiwan), January 2016
• ‘Trust and the Myth of Objectivity in Economics’, National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu City (Taiwan), January 2016

• ‘Expertise and the Methodology of Risk Assessment’, panel on Methodological Issues in Statistical Analysis for Policy Risk Assessment, conference of the International Network for Economic Method, Cape Town, South Africa, November 2015
• ‘Suppes’ Probabilistic Theory of Causality and Causal Inference in Econometrics’, INET/YSI workshop, Cape Town, South Africa, November 2015
• ‘The Limits of Global Knowledge’, Global Knowledge: Epistemology, Methodology, and Policy workshop, Division of Global Affairs, Rutgers University-Newark, October 2015
• ‘Trust and the Myth of Objectivity in Economics’, 6th CES International Seminar on the Foundations of Economics, Lisbon, September 2015
• ‘Cause, Causatives, and Theories of Causation’, Lignan University, Hong Kong, August 2015
• ‘Cause, Causatives, and Theories of Causation’, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, August 2015
• ‘Trust and the Myth of Objectivity in Economics’, keynote at MetaEconomics conference, Gdansk, June 2015
• ‘Reasoning about Target Systems: An Alternative Proposal’, University of Copenhagen, May 2015
• ‘Cause, Causatives, and Theories of Causation’, keynote at the Social Science and International Studies Postgraduate Conference, Exeter, May 2015
• ‘Causatives and the Objectivity of Causation’, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan, March 2015
• ‘Cause, Causatives, and Theories of Causation’, HPS Seminar, University of Cambridge, March 2015

• ‘On the Causal Wars’, Departmental Seminar, University of Constance, December 2014
• ‘Cause, Causatives, and Theories of Causation’, Zukunftskolleg Konstanz, University of Constance, December 2014
• ‘Economic Methodology and Public Policy Relevance: Lessons From the Financial Crisis’, keynote at Philosophy and Public Policy conference, Durham, October 2014
• ‘Can We Trust Economists? The Myth of Objectivity’, keynote at Jornadas de Epistemología de las Ciencias Económicas, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, September 2014
• ‘Gauging Causality’, keynote at Research Strategies in Policy Studies Summer School, Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, June 2014
• ‘Global Market Justice’, conference ‘Justice in a Global Age’, Global Policy Institute, Durham University, June 2014
• ‘On the Causal Wars’, Center for History of Political Economy, Duke University, Durham (North Carolina), March 2014
• ‘Two Approaches to Reasoning From Evidence or What Econometrics Can Learn from Biomedical Research’, British Society for the Philosophy of Science, London, UK, March 2014
• ‘Two Approaches to Reasoning From Evidence or What Econometrics Can Learn from Biomedical Research’, Institute for Hazard, Risk and Resilience, Durham, UK, February 2014

• ‘Simulations and Economists’ Quest for Objectivity’, conference ‘Regards Croisés: Sur Les Simulations Numériques’, Grenoble, France, December 2013
• ‘Two Approaches to Reasoning From Evidence or What Econometrics Can Learn from Biomedical Research’, conference ‘Inferentialism in Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, UNED, Madrid, November 2013
• ‘Experiments, Instruments, and Inference’, workshop ‘Theory and Practice of Measurement’, London School of Economics, September 2013
• ‘Why Economics Needs Philosophy’, Inaugural Lecture, Durham University, June 2013
• ‘A Theory of Evidence for Causal Claims’, Conference ‘Methodological Issues in the Special Sciences’, Bertinoro, Italy, May 2013
• ‘A Theory of Evidence for Causal Claims’, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid, Spain, May 2013
• ‘CHESS: Understanding Science in Society’, Centre for Medical Humanities, Durham University, February 2013
• ‘Kontrafaktuale in den Sozialwissenschaften’, Department of Philosophy, University of Oldenburg, December 2012
• ‘Social Science Counterfactuals’, What If? Opening conference, University of Konstanz, October 2012
• ‘Evidence in Context’, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, September 2012
• ‘Evidence in Context’, conference Evidence, Capacities, and Explanation, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu (Taiwan), September 2012
• ‘The Explanation Paradox’, Eindhoven University of Technology, September 2012
• ‘Causation in the Sciences: An Inferentialist Account’, Triangle Area Philosophy Symposium, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, August 2012
• ‘The Explanation Paradox’, Duke University, August 2012
• ‘Facts and Values in Economics’ and ‘The Methodology of Economic Modelling’, workshops at the conference ‘Rethinking Economics’, Tübingen Unversity, June 2012
• ‘Making Economic Methodology Socially Relevant: Lessons from the Financial Crisis’, conference ‘Making Philosophy of Science More Socially Relevant’, Bielefeld, June 2012
• ‘Counterfactuals in the Social Sciences’, University of Vienna, May 2012
• ‘Comments on Systematicity by Paul Hoynigen-Huene’, Tilburg University, February 2012
• ‘Cause and Evidence’, IHPST Paris, February 2012
• ‘Causation: An Inferentialist Account’, Confirmation and Causation workshop, University of Geneva, December 2011
• ‘Comments on “The Natural History of Policy Error”’, Error in the Sciences conference, Lorentz Center, Leiden, October 2011
• ‘Idealisation and the Aims of Economics: Three Cheers for Instrumentalism’, New Trends in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences II conference, UNED, Madrid, September 2011
• ‘Some Problems For External Validity Assessment in Climate Modelling’, Knowing and Understanding Through Computer Simulations conference, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, June 2011
• ‘Clinical Expertise in Evidence-Based Medicine: Putting Trials On Trial’, Science versus Democracy workshop, Ghent, June 2011
• ‘Causality, Impartiality and Evidence-Based Policy’, Mechanism and Causality in Biology and Economics conference, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, March 2011
• ‘Thought Experiments in Economics’, workshop Science without Data? The Role of Thought Experiments in Empirical Investigations, Halifax (Nova Scotia, Canada), June 2010
• ‘Counterfactuals and Causation in World History’, workshop Atelier sur la causalité, Dijon (France), June 2010
• ‘Causation, Inference and Wittgenstein’, CausaProba seminar, Paris (France), June 2010
• ‘Social Mechanisms’, Sociology Department Seminar, Stockholm (Sweden), June 2010
• ‘Counterfactuals’, Philosophy of Social Science conference, Birmingham (AL, United States), April 2010
• ‘Comments on “Playing (with) networks: How economists explain”’, Conference Causality and Explanation in Physics, Biology and Economics, Barcelona (Spain), February 2010
• ‘Causation Isn’t Contrastive – It’s Contextual’, Departmental Seminar (Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science), Complutense University Madrid (Spain), November 2009
• ‘Evidence for Use: Do Minimum Wages Cause Unemployment?’, Departmental Seminar (Department of Logic, History and Philosophy of Science), UNED-Madrid (Spain), November
• ‘Causation Isn’t Contrastive – It’s Contextual’, LOGOS Colloquium, University of Barcelona (Spain), October 2009
• ‘Causation for Use – Some Practical Problems’, ESF-Conference ‘Philosophy for Science in Use’, Linköping (Sweden), October 2009
• ‘The Contrasts of Causation’, National Academy of Arts and Sciences Conference ‘The effect of causality: State of the art, open problems, and future directions’, Amsterdam (The Netherlands), August 2009
• ‘Contrastive Causation’, Mechanisms and Causality in the Sciences Conference, University of Kent (UK), September 2009
• ‘Thought Experiments in Economics’ (in German), Ringvorlesung Gedankenexperimente, University of Oldenburg (Germany), June 2009
• ‘Thought Experiments in History’, Thought Experiments: A Workshop, University of Toronto (Canada), May 2009
• ‘Scientific Causation: Wittgensteinian Pluralism vs Pragmatism’, TiLPS workshop, University of Tilburg, February 2009
• ‘Heterogeneous Causation’, CALCAS (Coordination Action for innovation in Life Cycle Analysis for Sustainability) workshop, Brussels, February 2009
• ‘Disunity in science: The case of causation’, Nederlandse Vereniging Voor Wetenschapsfilosofie Symposium, Utrecht, November 2008
• ‘Causation in the Sciences: Evidence, Inference, Purpose’, New York University, US, November 2008
• ‘The Philosophy of Causation: Lectures I, II and III’, Causality Fortnight, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK, September 2008
• ‘Pluralism(s) in the Philosophy of Causation’, ‘ Some Comments on Recent work on the PCC’ and ‘Counterfactuals, Thought Experiments and Singular Causal Inference in History’, Summer School on Probabilistic Causality, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, July 2008
• ‘Causation in the Social Sciences: An Evidentialist Perspective’, Workshop of the Belgian Society for Philosophy of Science, Brussels, Belgium, April 2008
• ‘Counterfactuals in Econometrics’, Departmental Seminar (Department of Statistics), Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium, April 2008
• ‘Clinical Expertise in Evidence-Based Medicine: Putting Trials on Trial’, Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable, University of Alabama at Birmingham, March 2008
• ‘Neglected Diseases and Well-Ordered Science (or How Not to Do Biomedical Research)’, Conference of the American Philosophical Association (Pacific Division), Pasadena, US, March 2008
• ‘Fictions and Causes: Singular Causal Analysis in World Politics’, Causal Powers Conference, University of Durham, UK, December 2007
• ‘Counterfactuals, Thought Experiments and Singular Causal Inference in Historical Policy Analysis’, What If? So What! Conference, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, December 2007
• ‘Causality in the Social Sciences: An Experimentalist Perspective’, Workshop of the Dutch-Flamish Society for the Philosophy of Science and Technology, Ravenstein, Netherlands, November 2007
• ‘Counterfactuals, Thought Experiments and Singular Causal Inference in Historical Policy Analysis’, Workshop on Models and Abstraction in Economics, University of Groningen, Netherlands, September 2007
• ‘Comments on “An Agent-Based Conception of Models and Scientific Representation” by Ronald Giere’, Models and Fictions Workshop, University of Barcelona, Spain, July 2007
• ‘Neglected Diseases, Big Pharma and Patents or How Not to Do Evidence-Based Policy’, Evidence in the Biomedical Sciences Workshop, University College London, UK, June 2007