Dear colleagues,

The Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics (EJPE) is proud to 
announce the publication of its latest issue online at http://ejpe.org

EJPE is a peer-reviewed biannual academic journal publishing research 
which improves our understanding of the methodology, history, ethics, 
and inter-disciplinary relations of economics. EJPE is an open access 
journal supported by the Erasmus Department of Philosophy and the 
Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics (EIPE).

Contents of this issue include:

Making economics more relevant:
an interview with GEOFFREY HODGSON

Science and social control: the institutionalist movement in American 
economics, 1918-1947
by MALCOLM RUTHERFORD

Michel Foucault’s archaeology of knowledge and economic discourse
by SERHAT KOLOGLUGIL

Extensionalism and intensionalism in the realist-SSK ‘debate’
by EDWARD MARIYANI-SQUIRE

BOOK REVIEWS
CATERINA MARCHIONNI on Harold Kincaid and Don Ross "Oxford handbook of 
philosophy of economics"

JULIAN REISS on Uskali Mäki (ed) "The methodology of positive economics:
reflections on the Milton Friedman legacy"

TILL GRÜNE-YANOFF on Herbert Gintis "The bounds of reason: game theory 
and the unification of the behavioral sciences"

ROGER E. BACKHOUSE on Jesper Jespersen "Macroeconomic methodology: a 
post Keynesian perspective"; Luigi Pasinetti "Keynes and the Cambridge 
Keynesians: a revolution to be accomplished"

ANA C. SANTOS on Nicholas Bardsley, Robin Cubitt, Graham Loomes, Peter 
Moffatt, Chris Starmer, and Robert Sugden "Experimental economics: 
rethinking the rules"

CHRISTOPHER L. GILBERT on Hsiang-Ke Chao "Representation and structure 
in economics: the methodology of econometric models of the consumption 
function"

KEITH TRIBE on Samuel Gregg "Wilhelm Röpke’s political economy"

PHD THESIS SUMMARIES
Models in science: essays on scientific virtues, scientific pluralism 
and the distribution of labour in science
by ROGIER DE LANGHE

The psychological foundations of Alfred Marshall’s economics: an 
interpretation of the relationship between his early research in 
psychology and his economics
by NAOKI MATSUYAMA

A theistic analysis of the Austrian theories of capital and interest
by TROY LYNCH


CALL FOR PAPERS
EJPE welcomes academic articles in the field of philosophy and 
economics. See http://ejpe.org for details of the submission process 
and criteria.

In addition, recent PhD graduates in a relevant field who would like the 
opportunity to describe their research to EJPE's inter-disciplinary 
readership are invited to submit a short summary of their thesis for 
publication. See http://ejpe.org for details.


The Editors
Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics
http://ejpe.org
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