EIPE Current Ph.D. Students
To read the published dissertations, please visit repub.eur.nl.
| Name | Dissertation |
|---|---|
| Nicolien Janssens | Explicating the Norms of Collective Deliberation |
| Benjamin Mullins | How much is enough? Toward a moral framework for assessing the freedom to pursue sustainable lifestyles and alternative economic systems |
| Savriel Dillingh | The Liberatory Corporation |
| Erica Yu | Deliberation, social choice, and democracy: making collective decisions in a plural society |
| Måns Abrahamson | Eliciting Laundered Preferences in the Context of Health and Wellbeing |
| Elisabetta Gobbo | Gentrification: analysis of the tension between private property, profit-seeking mechanisms and residents' claim to urban land |
EIPE Ph.D. Graduates
| Name | Dissertation | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Annalisa Costella | How to deal with change: the challenge to decisions and freedom | 2024 |
| Lennart Ackermans | Political aspects of causation in the social sciences | 2023 |
| Daphne Truijens | Nudge: On Individual Choice, Rationality and Learning Behavior | 2023 |
| Osman Caglar Dede | Understanding Economics as an Inductive Policy Science in Societal Context | 2021 |
| Vaios Koliofotis | A Philosophical Enquiry into the Evolution of Economic Preferences | 2021 |
| Job Daemen | Theory and Practice in Financial Markets | 2021 |
| James Grayot | Agency, cognition, and rational choice: philosophy at the crossroads of economics and cognitive science | 2019 |
| Philippe Verreault-Julien | Explanation, Understanding, and Knowledge: an Inquiry into the Epistemological Foundations of Economic Modelling | 2019 |
| Melissa Vergara Fernández | An enquiry into the use of economic models | 2018 |
| Willem van der Deijl | The Measurement of Wellbeing in Economics: Philosophical Explorations | 2017 |
| Susana Graça Pereira de Oliveira | Economics on Stage | 2017 |
| Luis Mireles-Flores | An Inquiry Into The Practical Relevance Potential Of Economic Theories | 2016 |
| Joost W. Hengstmengel | Religion and the rise of economics as a science | 2016 |
| Sine Bagatur | In Defense of a Democratic Account of Human Rights | 2015 |
| Attillia Ruzzene | Inferring causality in the social sciences | 2014 |
| Thomas Wells | Reasoning about Human Development | 2013 |
| François Claveau | Causal Reasoning in Economics: A Selective Exploration of Semantic, Epistemic and Dynamical Aspects | 2012 |
| Till Düppe | Economic Significance: A Phenomenological Inquiry into Economic Life | 2009 |
| Altug Yalcintas | Institutional Economics and Historical Analysis | 2009 |
| Alessandro Lanteri | The Moral Trial: On Ethics and Economics | 2008 |
| Aki Lehtinen | The Welfare Consequences of Strategic Voting | 2007 |
| Roberta Muramatsu | Emotions in Action | 2006 |
| Ana Cordeiro dos Santos | Experimental Economics – from a methodological point of view | 2006 |
| Caterina Marchionni | Unity, Plurality and Explanation | 2005 |
| F.A. Hindriks | Rules and Institutions | 2005 |
| Emrah Aydinonat | Explaining the Unintended Consequences of Human Action | 2004 |
| Gülbahar Tezel | Alfred Marshall on Technology: Tensions and Teachings | 2004 |
| Jorma Sappinen | Stretching the Scope of Economics | 2003 |
| 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 |