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Volume 36A of Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology featuresa symposium on Bruce Caldwell’s BeyondPositivism after 35 years. Contributors to the symposium include KevinHoover, Wade Hands, Tony Lawson, and Peter Boettke. The volume also featuresgeneral-research essays from Luis Mireles-Flores and Alain Marciano. LucaFiorito presents a new discovery from the archives.
Volume IntroductionPART I: A SYMPOSIUM ON BRUCE CALDWELL’S BEYOND POSITIVISM AFTER 35 YEARSIntroduction to a Symposium on Bruce Caldwell’s Beyond Positivism after35 Years; Scott ScheallA Countercultural Methodology: Caldwell’s Beyond Positivism at Thirty-Five;Kevin D. HooverBeyond Deductivism; Tony LawsonHypothetical Pattern Explanations in Economic Science: Hayek'sExplanation of the Principle and Pattern Prediction Meets Contemporary Philosophyof Science; D. Wade HandsWhy Methodology Matters: Reflections on Bruce Caldwell's BeyondPositivism; Peter Boettke, Solomon Stein, and Virgil Henry StorrReflecting on Beyond Positivism at Thirty-Five; Bruce CaldwellPART II: ESSAYSRecent Trends in Economic Methodology: A Literature Review; LuisMireles-FloresWhy is "Stigler's Coase Theorem" Stiglerian? A MethodologicalExplanation; Alain MarcianoPART III: FROM THE VAULTJohn M. Clark and Frank H. Knight on the Adding-Up Theorem, OverheadCosts, and More; Luca Fiorito
International contributors are gathered here to reconsider Bruce Caldwell's Beyond Positivism, a classic treatise of economic methodology first published in 1982. Some topics explored include hypothetical pattern explanations in economic science, George Stigler's interpretation of the Coase theorem, and the controversy regarding the adding-up theorem. The book also provides a literature review of recent trends in economic methodology.