Graham Macdonald is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Canterbury, New ZealandPhilip Catton is Senior Lecturer at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

• Introduction, Philip Catton, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 1 How Popper (Might Have) Solved the Problem of Induction, Alan Musgrave; Chapter 2 Popper’s Conventionalism, Semiha Ak?nc?; Chapter 3 Constructive Criticism, Philip Catton; Chapter 4 The Many Faces of Popper’s Methodological Approach to Prediction, Wenceslao J. Gonzalez; Chapter 5 Popper Versus Analytical Philosophy?, Jeremy Shearmur; Chapter 6 My Adventure with Popper and Wittgenstein, Peter Munz; Chapter 7 An Epistemic Free-Riding Problem?, Christian List, Philip Pettit; Chapter 8 The Role of Experience in Popper’s Philosophy of Science and Political Philosophy, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 9 Popper’s Politics, Alan Ryan; Chapter 10 The Open Society Revisited, Anthony O’Hear; Chapter 11 Tribalism and The Myth of the Framework, Jeremy Waldron;

Graham Macdonald is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Canterbury, New ZealandPhilip Catton is Senior Lecturer at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

• Introduction, Philip Catton, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 1 How Popper (Might Have) Solved the Problem of Induction, Alan Musgrave; Chapter 2 Popper’s Conventionalism, Semiha Ak?nc?; Chapter 3 Constructive Criticism, Philip Catton; Chapter 4 The Many Faces of Popper’s Methodological Approach to Prediction, Wenceslao J. Gonzalez; Chapter 5 Popper Versus Analytical Philosophy?, Jeremy Shearmur; Chapter 6 My Adventure with Popper and Wittgenstein, Peter Munz; Chapter 7 An Epistemic Free-Riding Problem?, Christian List, Philip Pettit; Chapter 8 The Role of Experience in Popper’s Philosophy of Science and Political Philosophy, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 9 Popper’s Politics, Alan Ryan; Chapter 10 The Open Society Revisited, Anthony O’Hear; Chapter 11 Tribalism and The Myth of the Framework, Jeremy Waldron;

Graham Macdonald is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Canterbury, New ZealandPhilip Catton is Senior Lecturer at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

• Introduction, Philip Catton, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 1 How Popper (Might Have) Solved the Problem of Induction, Alan Musgrave; Chapter 2 Popper’s Conventionalism, Semiha Ak?nc?; Chapter 3 Constructive Criticism, Philip Catton; Chapter 4 The Many Faces of Popper’s Methodological Approach to Prediction, Wenceslao J. Gonzalez; Chapter 5 Popper Versus Analytical Philosophy?, Jeremy Shearmur; Chapter 6 My Adventure with Popper and Wittgenstein, Peter Munz; Chapter 7 An Epistemic Free-Riding Problem?, Christian List, Philip Pettit; Chapter 8 The Role of Experience in Popper’s Philosophy of Science and Political Philosophy, Graham Macdonald; Chapter 9 Popper’s Politics, Alan Ryan; Chapter 10 The Open Society Revisited, Anthony O’Hear; Chapter 11 Tribalism and The Myth of the Framework, Jeremy Waldron;