Titlebook: Words, Objects and Events in Economics; The Making of Econom Peter Róna,László Zsolnai,Agnieszka Wincewicz-Pric Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2021 The Edito

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Economic Choice Revisited: Lessons from Pre-modern Thinkers,e as human choice exposes what is missing in the neoclassical account of the economic agent. The view of human agency presented here is derived from Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas and Adam Smith. It is a view rooted in the virtue ethics tradition, one that highlights the concept and value of practical re

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Between Individual and Collective Rationality,ndividual rationality is explained by the phenomenon of complexity and complex character of human nature. Taking the complexity theory approach to the analysis of institutions, it discusses the question of dependency of individual rationality on collective rationality. It is asserted that collective

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Beyond Mere Utility-Maximisation. Towards an Axiologically Enriched Account of Well-being,understanding, and to find a remedy to them. The paper defends two basic claims: (1) that the dominant understanding of well-being in economics is non-normative and boils down to the concept to utility maximisation, i.e., satisfaction of one’s preferences, whatever they are (subject, at best, to som

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Identity Theories in Economics: A Phenomenological Approach,ents a new approach to the definition of economic agents’ identity, sketching first the conditions required for an appropriate notion regarding the identity of economic agents. Next, it summarizes earlier views outlined by Akerlof and Kranton, Amartya Sen, Miriam Teschl and Alan Kirman, and John B.

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Temporal Structures of Justification in the Economic Analysis of Law : Legal Philosophy and Free Wiicial responsibility in regard to human freedom and rights. I argue that the moral freedom and responsibility presupposed by a system of legal rights should not be eclipsed by narrow causal determinism but instead upheld by proper judicial discernment of wider temporally balanced structures of legal

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What Is Economics for?, economics within the wider context of social inquiry. Specifically, I turn to Hilary Putnam and John Dewey as exemplars of the pragmatic critique of any economics that sees its goals in line with those of the natural sciences, that is, as aiming for explanation and prediction according to governing laws of human behaviour.

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978-3-030-52675-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2021