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Pre-read Workshop: The Many Faces of Philosophy of Economics

26 June 2023 @ 14:00 - 18:00

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The Many Faces of Philosophy of Economics This pre-read workshop collects four working papers in different areas of philosophy of economics for discussion. The topics range from Bayesianism in feedback systems, to bankruptcy problems, to modeling representation, to behavioural public policy. The aim is to provide a space for constructive feedback on advanced drafts. If you are interested in any of the topics (and/or the subsequent drinks), do feel free to attend. Date: 26th of June, 2023 Place: Glasbak, 5th…
The Many Faces of Philosophy of Economics This pre-read workshop collects four working papers in different areas of philosophy of economics for discussion. The topics range from Bayesianism in feedback systems, to bankruptcy problems, to modeling representation, to behavioural public policy. The aim is to provide a space for constructive feedback on advanced drafts. If you are interested in any of the topics (and/or the subsequent drinks), do feel free to attend. Date: 26th of June, 2023 Place: Glasbak, 5th floor of Bayle Building, Erasmus University Rotterdam Schedule:

14.00-14.40 How Should Representatives Change Their Minds? (And What Does That Mean for Measures of Representativeness?) Erica Celine Yu (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

14.45-15.25 Impartial Transformations of Bankruptcy Problems into Cooperative Games Marina Uzunova (VU Amsterdam) Break 15.50-16.30 Navigating Bayesian Overconfidence in Feedback Systems Jeroen Karel van Zeeland (Erasmus University Rotterdam) 16.35-17.15 Behavioural Paternalism and Spillovers Måns Abrahamson (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Drinks Registration: This is a pre-read workshop. If you are interested in attending, please send an email to costella@esphil.eur.nl to receive the working papers. The working papers will be circulated by the 20th of June.

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Date:
26 June 2023
Time:
14:00 - 18:00
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Organizer

OZSW Study Group Philosophy of Economics

Venue

Erasmus University Rotterdam, Bayle building, 5th floor, Glasbak
Bayle building, Burgemeester Oudlaan 342T, 3062 PA Rotterdam
Rotterdam, 3062 PA Netherlands + Google Map

The Many Faces of Philosophy of Economics

This pre-read workshop collects four working papers in different areas of philosophy of economics for discussion. The topics range from Bayesianism in feedback systems, to bankruptcy problems, to modeling representation, to behavioural public policy. The aim is to provide a space for constructive feedback on advanced drafts. If you are interested in any of the topics (and/or the subsequent drinks), do feel free to attend.

Date: 26th of June, 2023

Place: Glasbak, 5th floor of Bayle Building, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Schedule:

14.00-14.40
How Should Representatives Change Their Minds? (And What Does That Mean for Measures of Representativeness?)
Erica Celine Yu (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

14.45-15.25
Impartial Transformations of Bankruptcy Problems into Cooperative Games
Marina Uzunova (VU Amsterdam)

Break

15.50-16.30
Navigating Bayesian Overconfidence in Feedback Systems
Jeroen Karel van Zeeland (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

16.35-17.15
Behavioural Paternalism and Spillovers
Måns Abrahamson (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Drinks

Registration:
This is a pre-read workshop. If you are interested in attending, please send an email to costella@esphil.eur.nl to receive the working papers. The working papers will be circulated by the 20th of June.

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