| APRIL 21 |
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SATURDAY |
| 9:00 - 12:00 |
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The Ontology of Social Institutions and Collective Intentions |
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Gisèle Chevalier (Département
d'Études françaises, Université de Moncton) and Richard
Hudson (Commerce, Mount Allison University): "Institutional Facts
in the Journal of Finance, 1999.
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Adrian Haddock (Philosophy
of the Social Sciences, University of Exeter): ?Constructing History:
Narrative Sentences and Changes in the Past"
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Deborah Tollefsen (Philosophy,
Ohio State University): ?Collective Intentionality and the Social Sciences?
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| 12:00 - 1:00 |
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Lunch |
| 1:00 - 3:00 |
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Doing Philosophy of Social Science so it Matters |
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Ragnvald Kalleberg(Sociology,
University of Oslo): ?Can and Should Social Science Contribute to Improvements
of the Social Reality Studied??
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James Johnson (Political
Science, University of Rochester): ?Conceptual Problems and the Prospects
for Theoretical Progress in Political Science Culture Among the Sociologists
and Economists"
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| 3:30 - 6:30 |
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Rational Choice |
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Michaela Haase (Economics,
Washington University): ?Economic Rationality, Mental Models and Social
Theory: New Conceptions, Old Problems?
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Jonathan Halvorson (Philosophy,
Columbia University): ?On the Status of Laws of Economic Rationality?
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Dimitri Landa
(Political Science, University of Minnesota) and Jakub
Zielinski (Political Science, Ohio State University): ?Two Models
of Explanation in the Theory of Rational Choice?
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| 7:00 |
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Dinner: hosted by the organizers |