Upcoming seminars at Eramus University

Dear all,

Thanks to khun Chol Bunnag, we are able to advertise seven exciting seminars which will be taking place at the Erasmus University Rotterdam this Spring.

The seminars are organized by the Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics and will take place on Monday from 4-6 pm.

Below are the dates, speakers, and topic for your kind consideration. If you are interested in the seminar and want to some information about it, please contact khun Chol Bunnag at cholbunnag@gmail.com for more information.

Date	Speaker	Topic
9 February	Peter Wakker (EUR) and Comments by Jan Sprenger (TiLPS, Tilburg)	Using modern Non-expected Utility Theories for Risky Decisions and Modern Tools From Experimental Economics to revisit Classical Debates in Economics, and to Restore The Classical Utility Concept
2 March	Martin O’Neill (Manchester, Louvain-la- Neuve) and comments by Gijs van Donselaar (UvA)	Social Justice, Corporations And the Basic Structure
16 March	Paul Roth (University of California, Santa Cruz) and Comments by Harro Maas (UvA)	Whatever happened to Analytic Philosophy of History?
30 March	Tony Lawson (Cambridge) And comments by Esther-Mirjam Sent (Nijmegen)	Heterodox Economics and Pluralism
20 April	Johan Graafland (Tilburg) And comments by Rudi Verburg (EUR)	Doux Commerce and Self-Destruction in a Curvilinear Relation between Competition and Virtues
11 May	Federica Russo (Louvain-la- Neuve, Kent) and comments By Leen de Vreese (Gent)	Explaining causal Modeling. Or, what a Causal model ought to explain
25 May	Wybo Houkes (Eindhoven) and comments TBA	Universal Darwinism and the Unity of Science