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6 Jul 2024: The course explores the historical, philosophical and social dimensions of the sciences, the ways in which the sciences are shaped by other aspects of social and economic life, and the roles ... Themes running throughout the lectures include the ways in

6 Jul 2024: HPS Part IB HPS2: Philosophy of Science. HPS Part II Paper 4: Philosophy of Economics.

6 Jul 2024: As sericulture gained popularity, various political, economic, and scientific interests converged as experts, bureaucrats, and industry leaders confronted a need to organize a multiplying number of cocoon-spinners strains. ... peoples. As a destination

6 Jul 2024: Demographers debate the contribution of economic prosperity, female education, employment and other factors that may influence people's decisions about having children. ... population and the tensions caused by regional fertility differences on the EU's

6 Jul 2024: varying degrees by inductive inferences, and medical research is developed in a complex political and economic nexus.

6 Jul 2024: Talks. 2022–2023. 'Distributive epistemic justice and climate economics in the IPCC', invited (forthcoming) talk at the RIVET Project Workshop, Lund University . ... A policy-neutral allocation of emissions? The scientist as policy maker in the

5 Apr 2021: A month later a visit to the Salon de Printemps in Brussels prompteda diary entry:. ... the whole theory of economics rests on a basis ofpsychological assumptions’ (BP/B.4.10).

6 Jul 2024: Herschel, whom he described as 'astronomy's matriarch', relied on Michael's unrivalled knowledge of their original letters, diaries and notebooks.

6 Jul 2024: The politics of imperialism and of technological and economic transformations of modernity through the development of industrial capital were crucial for working institutions and practical conduct of physical sciences worldwide. ... Science and

6 Jul 2024: We examine the entwined social, physical, and economic timescales of climate change over the entire period it took to remake climate, and to recognise that we are changing it. ... The Economic Explanation', in Paolo Heywood and Matei Candea, eds. Beyond

6 Jul 2024: Sarah Wilmot is a Senior Research Fellow at HPS, Cambridge. Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, she is researching the history of artificial insemination in cattle in Britain from ... Sarah Franklin is Professor of Social Studies of

6 Jul 2024: economic relations of science.

6 Jul 2024: The course explores the historical, philosophical and social dimensions of the sciences, the ways in which the sciences are shaped by other aspects of social and economic life, and the roles

6 Jul 2024: Efficiency, Responsibility and Disability: Philosophical Lessons from the Savings Argument for Pre-Natal Diagnosis', Politics, Philosophy and Economics 14 (2015): 3–22.

24 Jul 2023: 4. Must economics be a deductive science? 5. Which value judgments help economics and which harm it? ... 10. What evidence is needed to test the effectiveness of a medical intervention?

6 Jul 2024: I will argue that recent work claiming to identify change in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century notions of generation, and to tie this to very specific social and economic changes, overlooks the

6 Jul 2024: varying degrees by inductive inferences, and medical research is developed in a complex political and economic nexus.

6 Jul 2024: Professor Tony Lawson (Faculty of Economics): Economics and philosophy.

6 Jul 2024: This entanglement of scholarly and economic interests is particularly visible in Gomes' concern about the plant's increasing rarity. ... Additional reading: Karni, Edi, and Marie-Louise Vierø. (2013). '"Reverse Bayesianism": A Choice-Based Theory of

The examiners remarked that this allowed the examinations to act as a better test of students’ abilities to construct well-structured essays than the typical closed-book three-hour exam format. ... While some essays were considered ‘episodic rather