Journal of Economic Epistemology and Philosophy

2026 - 2026

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Contending epistemic orders: A systematic review of the philosophical and epistemological foundations of contemporary Indonesian economic thought pp. 1-30: Cecep Bryan Firdaus
Connectivity as an economic idea: A critical conceptual review of neoliberalism, Chinese Statecraft and ASEAN hedging in Southeast Asia pp. 31-59: Sahara Putri Dahlan
Who should bear the costs of the green transition? Inferential gaps, burden-sharing principles, and the epistemology of global climate justice pp. 60-85: Rafii Putra Kurniawan
A systematic review of algorithmic power, economic dependence, and the epistemology of freedom in platform work pp. 86-114: Olivia Putri Dahlan
Machine consciousness, behaviorist epistemology, and the economics of replacing human roles pp. 115-140: Siti Hurul Aini

The philosophy of neoliberal economics: Ideological foundations, critical contestations, and contemporary relevance pp. 1-13: Dimvy Rusefani Asetya
The economic philosophy of Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr: Ontological foundations, distributive justice, and the third way between Capitalism and Marxism pp. 14-27: Mochamad Dandi
Economic philosophy in Indonesia's new Prabowo government: Pancasila economics, developmentalism, and neoliberal residues pp. 28-39: Safri Adriansyah
Epistemology, philosophy, and economics: Foundations, methodological pluralism, and the future of knowledge production in economic science pp. 40-52: Rifqi Aqil Asyrof
Pancasila Economics as an indigenous development framework: Principles, institutional architecture, and empirical performance in Post-Reform Indonesia pp. 53-65: Naufal Fairuz Adryan