London School of Economics and Political Science. Contingency and Dissent in Science Project

24 published titles

Experimental realism defended : how inference to the most likely cause might be sound

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1 edition

The error term and its interpretation in structural models in econometrics

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1 edition

Background 'assumptions' and the grammar of conceptual change : rescuing Kuhn by means of Wittgenstein

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1 edition

The problem of purpose in quality of life research

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1 edition

Why and when should we trust our methods of causal inference? : lessons from James Heckman on RCTs and structural models

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1 edition

Causal powers : what are they? : why do we need them? : what can and cannot be done with them?

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1 edition

Towards anti-individualistic foundations for decision

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1 edition

Are RCTs the gold standard?

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1 edition

Imagination in the deliberation process

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1 edition

Neglected diseases and well-ordered science

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1 edition

The principle of common cause and indeterminism : a review

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1 edition

A theory of evidence for evidence-based policy

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1 edition

Norms of dissent

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1 edition

Is structural econometrics evidence-based?

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1 edition

Evidence-based policy : where is our theory of evidence?

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1 edition

Adversarial systems and the privatisation of biomedical research : an epistemic evaluation

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1 edition

Models and fiction

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1 edition

Double-blinding : the benefits and risks of being in the dark

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1 edition

False numbers as formalizing practices

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1 edition

There is more to seeing than meets the eye : observational studies, research synthesis and the social sciences

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1 edition

The Nazi cosmetic : Nazi aesthetics in action and the practice of medicine in Nazi Germany

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1 edition

How to tell when efficacy will not translate into effectiveness

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1 edition

Hunting causes and using them : is there no bridge from here to there?

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1 edition

Does Roush show that evidence should be probable?

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1 edition