ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY

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Aims and Scope Economics and Philosophy is a semi-annual history, while ethics and political philosophy journal designed to foster collaboration be- must depend on what we know about human tween economists and philosophers and to aims and interests and about the principles, bridge the increasingly artificial disciplinary benefits, and drawbacks of different forms of boundaries that divide them. Economists more social organization and more acknowledge that their work in both Papers in Economics and Philosophy will positive and normative economics depends on explore the foundations of economics as both methodological and ethical commitments that a predictive/explanatory enterprise and a nor- demand philosophical study and justification. mative one and will examine the relevance of Philosophers increasingly insist that philoso- economic techniques, methods and conclu- phy of science must be informed by and tested sions to philosophical questions in ethics and against studies of current science and of its social theory.

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