SCEME Working Papers: Advances in Economic Methodology

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032/2009: Theories of economic development in the Scottish enlightenment

Alexander Dow and Sheila Dow

031/2009: A Behavioural Perspective on Keynesian Decision Theory

Martin Jones

030/2009: Ideology and Intention: Moral Imperatives and the Practice of Economics

David Donald and Alan Hutton

029/2009: History of economics: Learning from the past

Alexander Dow and Sheila Dow

028/2009: Knowledge, Communication and the Scottish Enlightenment

Sheila Dow

027/2009: Imagination, illusion and delusion

Brian Loasby

026/2009: Variety of economic judgment and monetary policy-making by committee

Sheila Dow, Matthias Klaes and Alberto Montagnoli

025/2008: Can economics contribute to moral life?

Piet Keizer

024/2008: What Niklas Luhmann might have said of carbon trading

David Campbell and Matthias Klaes

023/2008: Risk and uncertainty in central bank signals

Sheila Dow, Matthias Klaes and Alberto Montagnoli

022/2008: The psychology of financial markets: Keynes, Minsky and emotional finance

Sheila Dow

021/2008: Beyond sociology: structure, agency, and strategy among tenants in India

Wendy Olsen

020/2007: The social science of economics

Brian Loasby

019/2007: Representations of knowledge in monetary policy processes: a discursive perspective

Dana Gabor

018/2007: The ethics of efficiency

Irene van Staveren

017/2007: Individual deliberation, moral autonomy and emotions: Rousseau on citizenship

Christophe Salvat

016/2007: Hayek's challenge to economists

Brian Loasby

015/2007: e-Commerce as a sign: The diffusion of electronic commerce in the UK ceramic industry

Thea Hinde

014/2007: Market masculinities and electronic trading

Matthias Klaes, Geoffrey Lightfoot and Simon Lilley

013/2007: Uncertainty and growth: the case of transition economies

Andrej Susjan and Tjasa Redek

012/2006: Rationality and its bounds: Re-framing social framing

Matthias Klaes

011/2006: Plurality in economics

Sheila Dow

010/2005: Keynes and postmodernism

Matthias Klaes

009/2005: The paths of classical political economy and Walrasian economics through Bowles and Gintis’ rendering of post Walrasian economics

John Finch and Robert McMaster

008/2004: Paradigms and 'epistemes' in the history of economic thought

Iara Onate

007/2004: Variety of Opinion and the Speculative Demand for Money: An Analysis in Terms of Fuzzy Concepts

Sheila Dow and Dipak Ghosh

006/2004: Evolutionary economics: In defence of ‘vagueness’

Matthias Klaes

005/2003: The future for schools of thought in pluralist economics

Sheila Dow

004/2003: Closed models and open systems

Brian Loasby

003/2003: Algorithmic economics: A plea for natural economic history

Matthias Klaes

002/2003: Uncertainty and monetary policy

Sheila Dow

001/2003: Connecting principles, new combinations and routines

Brian Loasby