Journal of Economic Methodology

1994 - 2024

Current editor(s): John Davis and D Wade Hands

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Theoretical isolation in contract theory: suppressing margins and entrepreneurship pp. 313-339: Kirsten Foss and Nicolai Foss
Disciplined stories in the governance of the New Institutional Economics pp. 341-371: Keith Acheson
Classical Utilitarianism and the methodology of determinate choice, in economics and in ethics pp. 373-394: Tom Warke
Should we abandon optimization theory? The need for bounded rationality pp. 395-426: Frederic Laville
Martin Hollis: philosopher of social science pp. 427-445: Robert Sugden

Introduction: is data mining a methodological problem? pp. 171-181: Roger Backhouse and Mary Morgan
Data mining: a reconsideration pp. 183-194: Thomas Mayer
Three attitudes towards data mining pp. 195-210: Kevin Hoover and Stephen Perez
Data mining and the econometrics industry: comments on the papers of Mayer and of Hoover and Perez pp. 211-216: Adrian Pagan and Michael Veall
I am not, nor have I ever been a member of a data-mining discipline pp. 217-230: Clinton Greene
Revisiting data mining: 'hunting' with or without a license pp. 231-264: Aris Spanos
Data mining and the selection of instruments pp. 265-277: Alastair Hall and Fernanda Peixe

Credible worlds: the status of theoretical models in economics pp. 1-31: Robert Sugden
Rational choice, functional selection and empty black boxes pp. 33-57: Philip Pettit
The logic of normative falsification: rationality and experiments in decision theory pp. 59-93: Francesco Guala
Methodology now! pp. 95-108: Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap
Reclaiming relevant realism pp. 109-125: Uskali Maki
Realist philosophy and methodology of economics: what is it? pp. 127-133: Daniel Hausman

The domain of hypotheses and the realism of assumptions pp. 319-330: Thomas Mayer
Verisimilitude and the scientific strategy of economic theory pp. 331-350: Jesú s P. Zamora Bonilla
Incentives and preference reversals: escape moves and community decisions in experimental economics pp. 351-380: Timo Tammi
Representation and stability in testing and measuring rational expectations pp. 381-402: Marcel Boumans
Comparative perspectives in development economics pp. 403-421: Barbara Ingham
Raúl Prebisch and the beginnings of the Latin American school of economics: a rhetorical perspective pp. 423-438: Ana Bianchi and Cleofas Salviano
A brief response to Jurgen Lange-von Kulessa pp. 439-441: Geoffrey Hodgson
A brief reaction to a brief response pp. 443-444: Jurgen Lange-von Kulessa
Book Reviews pp. 445-451: Steven Rappaport
Book Reviews pp. 451-456: Daniel Hausman
Book Reviews pp. 457-467: Daniel Fusfeld

The methodology of macroeconomics pp. 159-169: Roger Backhouse and Andrea Salanti
Recent developments in monetary policy analysis: the roles of theory and evidence pp. 171-198: Bennett McCallum
The evolution of IS-LM models: empirical evidence and theoretical presuppositions pp. 199-219: Alessandro Vercelli
New Keynesian economics, nominal rigidities and involuntary unemployment pp. 221-238: Huw Dixon
Unit roots and all that: the impact of time-series methods on macroeconomics pp. 239-258: Ronald Smith
Models and relations in economics and econometrics pp. 259-290: Katarina Juselius
Book Reviews pp. 291-296: John Dupré
Book Reviews pp. 297-303: Philippe Fontaine

Experiments in economics: should we trust the dismal scientists in white coats? pp. 1-30: Chris Starmer
Explanations of an empirical puzzle: what can be learnt from a test of the rational expectations hypothesis? pp. 31-59: Heather Anderson
Methodological aspects of the encompassing principle pp. 61-78: Steven Cook
Walter Bagehot on economic methodology: evolutionism and realisticnessl pp. 79-94: Michel Zouboulakis
Economics of science: survey and suggestions pp. 95-124: Esther-Mirjam Sent
'Ultra-deductivism', perfect knowledge and the methodology of economics pp. 125-130: Daniel Hausman
'Ultra-deductivism', perfect knowledge and the methodology of economics: some lingering doubts pp. 131-132: T. W. Hutchison
Book Reviews pp. 133-139: Esther-Mirjam Sent
Book Reviews pp. 145-147: Arjo Klamer

Is the tatonnement hypothesis a good caricature of market forces? pp. 201-221: Michel De Vroey
The new growth theory: some intellectual growth accounting pp. 223-246: Nicolai Foss
Simplicity in econometric modelling: some methodological considerations pp. 247-261: Bernd Hayo
On the problematic link between fundamental ethics and economic policy recommendations pp. 263-297: Olof Johansson-Stenman
Book Reviews pp. 299-304: Bruce Caldwell
Book Reviews pp. 304-310: Arthur Diamond
Book Reviews pp. 310-317: Amitava Dutt

On the use and nonuse of surveys in economics pp. 1-21: Bryan Boulier and Robert Goldfarb
Four detours pp. 23-41: D. P. O'Brien
Ultra-deductivism from Nassau Senior to Lionel Robbins and Daniel Hausman pp. 43-91: Terence Hutchison
Sargent and the unbearable lightness of symmetry pp. 93-114: Esther-Mirjam Sent
Transforming macroeconomics: an interview with Robert E. Lucas Jr pp. 115-146: Brian Snowdon and Howard Vane
Separateness, inexactness, and economic method pp. 147-154: Uskali Maki
Separateness, inexactness and economic method: a very brief response pp. 155-156: Daniel Hausman
Book Reviews pp. 157-163: Robert Sugden
Book Reviews pp. 164-170: Bernt Stigum
Book Reviews pp. 171-178: Timo Tammi
Book Reviews pp. 179-185: Andrea Salanti