Name | University | Research field |
|---|---|---|
| Prof. Gerrit Antonides | Wageningen University | Economic psychology, consumer behaviour, experiments |
| Prof. Roger Backhouse | University of Birmingham | History and philosophy of economics |
| Dr.ir. Marcel Boumans | University of Utrecht | History and philosophy of science |
| Prof. Eric van Damme | Tilburg University | Market design, competition policy and analysis, regulation of network industries |
| Prof. Paul David | Stanford University, Oxford | History and philosophy of economics |
| Prof. John Davis | Marquette University, University of Amsterdam | History and philosophy of economics |
| Prof. Igor Douven | Rijks universiteit Groningen | Philosophy of science, Epistemology, Scientific realism, Confirmation theory, Theories of reference, Theories of rationality |
| Prof. Jean-Pierre Dupuy | Paris-1, Stanford University | Social and political philosophy |
| Prof. Sanjeev Goyal | Cambridge University | Economic theory, political economy |
| Prof. John Groenewegen | TU Delft | Economic organization, Institutional economics |
| Prof. Daniel Hausman | University of Wisconsin-Madison | Philosophy of economics |
| Prof. George Hendrikse | Erasmus University | Corporate governance, Economic organization theory, Marketing cooperatives, Methodology |
| Prof. Maarten Janssen | Erasmus University, University of Vienna | Microeconomics, Game theory, Internet economics, Information economics |
| Prof. Arjo Klamer | Erasmus University | Rhetoric, Culture of science, Cultural economics |
| Prof. Barbara Krug | Erasmus University | Transaction costs economics, Institutional economics, Entrepreneurship, China |
| Prof. Theo Kuipers | Rijksuniversiteit Groningen | Methodology, Research programmes, Truth approximation, Design research |
| Prof. Deirdre McCloskey | University of Illinois, Erasmus University | Economic history, rhetoric of inquiry, economics and literature, feminist economics |
| Prof. Claude Ménard | Paris-1 | Economics of organisations and institutions |
| Prof. Uskali Mäki | Erasmus University, University of Helsinki | Philosophy and methodology of economics, Scientific realism and its rivals, Social epistemology, Social ontology |
| Prof. Mary Morgan | London School of Economics | Economics and statistics; philosophy and history of econometrics |
| Prof. Bart Nooteboom | University of Tilburg | Organisation and governance, Inter-organisational relations, Learning and innovation, Entrepreneurship |
| Prof. Philippe van Parijs | Louvain-la-Neuve | Economic and social ethics |
| Prof. Philip Pettit | Princeton | Moral and political theory, background issues in the philosophy of mind and metaphysics |
| Prof. Julian Reiss | Durham University | Philosophy of science, history and philosophy of economics, philosophy of medicine |
| Prof. Ingrid Robeyns | Utrecht University | Capability approach, theories of justice, family justice, the assessment of economic systems from a multi-value perspective |
| Prof. Amartya Sen | Harvard University | Social choice theory, economic theory, ethics and political philosophy, welfare economics, theory of measurement, decision theory, development economics, public health, and gender studies |
| Prof. Roland Speklé | Nyenrode Business Universiteit | Transaction cost economics, Economics of organizational control, Hierarchical governance |
| Prof. Robert Sugden | University of East-Anglia | Welfare economics, social choice, choice under uncertainty, the foundations of decision and game theory, the methodology of economics, and the evolution of social conventions |
| Prof. Ruth Towse | Cultural economics, economics of copyright | |
| Prof. Raimo Tuomela | Academy of Finland | Philosophy of the social sciences, especially the general theory of social action |
| Prof. Viktor Vanberg | Freiburg University, Walter Eucken Institut | |
| Prof. Richard Whitley | Manchester Business School, Erasmus University | Economic sociology, Logics of comparative analysis, Institutional frameworks and business systems |
| Prof. Oliver Williamson | University of California at Berkeley | Microeconomics |
| Prof. Ulrich Witt | Max Planck Institut | Conceptual basis of evolutionary approach applied in several fields of economics, focusing on historical transformations and endogenous changes |
| Prof. Stefano Zamagni | Bologna | Economics, European Union and Transatlantic Relations |