Evaluating Competing Explanatory Games in Economics

Lipski, Jonas G.

Evaluating Competing Explanatory Games in Economics

Jonas G. Lipski ()

Abstract: This erudite book examines the theory of explanatory games. Jonas G. Lipski argues for a comparative approach to the philosophy of economics, applying theoretical ideas to central controversies in the field.

Keywords: Philosophy Of Science; Theory Of Explanation; Philosophy Of Economics; Heterodox Economics; Austrian School Of Economics; New Institutional Economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035357512
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to Evaluating Competing Explanatory Games in Economics: Jonas G. Lipski
Introduction to Part I: Jonas G. Lipski
Mantzavinos's theory of explanatory games: Jonas G. Lipski
Theories of explanation: traditional approaches: Jonas G. Lipski
Evaluation on the procedural level: alternative approaches: Jonas G. Lipski
Introduction to Part II: Jonas G. Lipski
The Socialist Calculation Debate: Jonas G. Lipski
Competing explanations of economic growth: Jonas G. Lipski
Conclusion to Evaluating Competing Explanatory Games in Economics: final remarks: Jonas G. Lipski

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