Mind & Society: Cognitive Studies in Economics and Social Sciences

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Volume 19, issue 2, 2020

Confidence, power and distributive preferences pp. 207-222

Yoshio Iida

Urbanicity mental costs valuation: a review and urban-societal planning consideration pp. 223-235

Luca S. D’Acci

Human-mind-inspired processing model for computing pp. 237-256

Chinthanie Weerakoon, Asoka Karunananda and Naomal Dias

Digital signatures: a tool to prevent and predict dishonesty? pp. 257-285

Luka Koning, Marianne Junger and Joris Hoof

Physics and decisions: an exploration pp. 287-292

Christian D. Schade and Shyam Sunder

Physics and decisions: an inverted perspective pp. 293-298

Shabnam Mousavi and Shyam Sunder

Quantum mechanics, emergence, and decisions pp. 299-305

Guido Bacciagaluppi

Quantum-like modeling: cognition, decision making, and rationality pp. 307-310

Andrei Khrennikov

Choice matters pp. 311-315

Saras Sarasvathy

Rational order from ‘irrational’ actions pp. 317-321

Shyam Sunder

Free will in the clustered-minds multiverse, and some comments on S. Sarasvathy’s ‘choice matters’ pp. 323-330

Christian D. Schade

Volume 19, issue 1, 2020

The story of the pandemic: navigating our way between optimism and pessimism pp. 1-3

Rona Unrau

The new frontiers of AI in the arena of behavioral economics pp. 5-9

Mario Rasetti

Triple trouble pp. 11-14

Steven Jon Kaplan

Arrow’s impossibility theorem as a special case of Nash equilibrium: a cognitive approach to the theory of collective decision-making pp. 15-41

Edgardo Bucciarelli and Andrea Oliva

‘Zero-error’ versus ‘good-enough’: towards a ‘frugality’ narrative for defence procurement policy pp. 43-59

Kapil Patil and Saradindu Bhaduri

Relations between type of army service, incidental emotions and risk perceptions pp. 61-76

Sharon Garyn-Tal and Shosh Shahrabani

Agreement by conduct as a coordination device pp. 77-90

Arnald J. Kanning

Problems and solutions: an ecological view pp. 91-102

Warren Thorngate

Conservation of behavioral diversity: on nudging, paternalism-induced monoculture, and the social value of heterogeneous beliefs and behavior pp. 103-120

Nathan Berg and Yuki Watanabe

From Pan to Homo sapiens: evolution from individual based to group based forms of social cognition pp. 121-161

Dwight Read

On the category adjustment model: another look at Huttenlocher, Hedges, and Vevea (2000) pp. 163-193

Sean Duffy and John Smith

Heuristics in fantasy sports: is it profitable to strategize based on favourite of the match? pp. 195-206

Vojtěch Kotrba

Volume 18, issue 2, 2019

A behavioral approach to economic analysis pp. 139-142

Hugh Schwartz

Architecture of the mind and libertarian paternalism: is the reversibility of system 1 nudges likely to happen? pp. 143-166

Riccardo Viale

Implications of smart decision-making and heuristics for production theory and material welfare pp. 167-179

Morris Altman

Business education: Does a focus on prosocial values increase students’ pro-social behavior? pp. 181-190

Malte Petersen, Monika Keller, Jürgen Weibler and Wasilios Hariskos

Heuristics as tales from the field: the problem of scope pp. 191-205

Simone Guercini

Volume 18, issue 1, 2019

Are measures of life satisfaction linked to admiration for celebrities? pp. 1-11

Mara S. Aruguete, Ho Huynh, Lynn E. McCutcheon, Blaine L. Browne, Bethany Jurs and Emilia Flint

Brexit behaviourally: lessons learned from the 2016 referendum pp. 13-31

Tessa Buchanan

Meta-moral cognition: an introduction pp. 33-42

Reena Cheruvalath

Scientific discovery, causal explanation, and process model induction pp. 43-56

Pat Langley

The Role of the Brand on Choice Overload pp. 57-76

Raffaella Misuraca, Francesco Ceresia, Ursina Teuscher and Palmira Faraci

Inconsistency is not pathological: a pragmatic perspective pp. 77-85

Mario J. Rizzo

Is irrational thinking associated with lower earnings and happiness? pp. 87-104

Shoko Yamane, Hiroyasu Yoneda and Yoshiro Tsutsui

The quantum-like approach to modeling classical rationality violations: an introduction pp. 105-123

Franco Vaio

Rationality in a fatalistic world: explaining revolutionary apathy in pre-Soviet peasants pp. 125-137

Jessica Howell, Flagler College and Nikolai G. Wenzel

Volume 17, issue 1, 2018

Nudge of shared information responsibilities: a meso-economic perspective of the Italian consumer credit reform pp. 1-14

Umberto Filotto, Caterina Lucarelli and Nicoletta Marinelli

Budging beliefs, nudging behaviour pp. 15-26

Oliver Hauser, Francesca Gino and Michael I. Norton

Designing effective nudges that satisfy ethical constraints: the case of environmentally responsible behaviour pp. 27-38

Denis Hilton, Nicolas Treich, Gaetan Lazzara and Philippe Tendil

Assessing social care policy through a behavioural lens pp. 39-51

Adam Oliver

The normative and descriptive weaknesses of behavioral economics-informed nudge: depowered paternalism and unjustified libertarianism pp. 53-69

Riccardo Viale

Identifying bounded rationality with panel data: evidence from the labor markets of Italy and Germany pp. 71-84

Bruno Contini and Toralf Pusch

Bounded rationality, scissors, crowbars, and pragmatism: reflections on Herbert Simon pp. 85-96

Thomas Nickles

Herbert Simon, innovation, and heuristics pp. 97-109

Reza Kheirandish and Shabnam Mousavi

Volume 16, issue 1, 2017

Randomness: off with its heads (and tails) pp. 1-15

Aleksandar Aksentijevic

A recap on Italian neurolaw: epistemological and ethical issues pp. 17-35

Elisabetta Sirgiovanni, Gilberto Corbellini and Cinzia Caporale

Xenophobia is really that: a (rational) fear of the stranger pp. 37-49

Guido Ortona

How reason confronts experience: on naturalist accounts of reason pp. 51-80

Sheldon J. Chow

Disability, economic agency, and embodied cognition pp. 81-94

Thomas Abrams

Understanding coevolution of mind and society: institutions-as-rules and institutions-as-equilibria pp. 95-112

Shinji Teraji

The winner’s curse in auctions with losses pp. 113-126

Matteo Migheli