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EIPE Ph.D Students

EIPE Current Ph.D Students

 

Name

Dissertation

François Claveau

Micro­-Macro Relationship and Policy Hypotheses in Economics: Causal Evidence for Effective Employment Policy

Job Daemen

Theory and Practice in Financial Markets

Joost W. Hengstmengel

Religion and the rise of economics as a science

Clemens Hirsch

Types of Explanation and Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Institutionalist Theorizing

Luis Mireles-Flores

An Inquiry Into The Practical Relevance Potential Of Economic Theories

Susana Graça Pereira de Oliveira

Economics on Stage

Attillia Ruzzene

Inferring causality in the social sciences

Mohammad Javad Tavakoli

Homo Economicus and Moral Motivation

Thomas Wells

Reasoning about Human Development

 

EIPE Ph.D. Graduates

 

Name

Dissertation

Year of Graduation

Dr. Till Düppe

Economic Significance: A Phenomenological Inquiry into Economic Life

2009

Dr. Altug Yalcintas

Institutional Economics and Historical Analysis

2009

Dr. Alessandro Lanteri

The Moral Trial: On Ethics and Economics

2008

Dr. Aki Lehtinen

The Welfare Consequences of Strategic Voting

2007

Dr. Roberta Muramatsu

Emotions in Action

2006

Dr. Ana Cordeiro dos Santos

Experimental Economics – from a methodological point of view

2006

Dr. Caterina Marchionni

Unity, Plurality and Explanation

2005

Dr. Emrah Aydinonat

Explaining the Unintended Consequences of Human Action

2004

Dr. Gülbahar Tezel

Alfred Marshall on Technology: Tensions and Teachings

2004

Dr. Jorma Sappinen

Stretching the Scope of Economics

2003

Dr Peter Marks

Association Between Games

2002

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About EIPE

Although researchers with a serious interest in economic methodology are scattered around the world, there is only one Ph.D. program in the field, at Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics at Erasmus University in Rotterdam. Not surprisingly, this institute has attracted an outstanding faculty; and it regularly hosts as visitors all the leading figures in the field. It is a very special place which I regularly recommend to students interested in graduate studies in economic methodology.
Daniel Hausman
Herbert A. Simon and Hilldale Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin-Madison