Philosophy of the Social Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Philosophy of the Social Sciences is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
One Step Forward From Agassi’s Inquiries on Logic: A Fallibilist Logic for Critical Rationalism9
Concepts in Context: Ontological Coherence in Political Science Research4
Coordination as Naturalistic Social Ontology: Constraints and Explanation3
On Epistemic Extractivism and the Ethics of Data-Sharing3
The Social Epistemology of Scientific Dissent: Responding to William Lynch’s Minority Report3
The Building Blocks of Social Trust: The Role of Customary Mechanisms and Property Relations for the Emergence of Social Trust in the Context of the Commons3
Book Review: A Social Philosophy of Science: An Introduction2
How Can Skeptics Help Venture Capitalists?2
Book Review: Back to the University’s Future: The Second Coming of Humboldt2
The Structure of Complexity and the Limits of Collective Intentionality2
A Science and Technology Studies Challenge to Trustworthiness Criteria: Toward a More Naturalistic Approach2
Classroom as Crucible in the Humboldtian University: Reply to Collin2
What Should Contractarian Economists Do?2
Book Review: The Epistemology and Morality of Human Kinds2
Restricted Racial Realism: Heterogeneous Effects and the Instability of Race2
Niche Construction and the Politics of Language2
Conspiracy Theories and Anxiety in Culture: Why is Threat-Related Misinformation an Evolved Product of Our Ability to Mobilize Sources in the Face of Un-represented Threat?1
Agassi and Popper on Nationalism – and Beyond1
Ontological and Methodological Limitations of Certain Cultural Evolution Approaches1
The Unarticulated Existential Body: Embracing Embodiment and Representation in the Ethnographic Model of Objectivity1
Joseph Agassi’s Critical Historiography of Science1
Book Review: Economizing Our Lives1
Reply to Michael Lynch’s Comment on “Is Representation a ‘Folk’ Term?”1
Kant’s Anthropology in the Debates on Anthropological Deficits of Contemporary Sociology1
When Experiments Need Models1
Entirely Different Kinds of Beast: The Ontological Challenge to Knowledge Integration in Ethnobiology1
Defending De-idealization in Economic Modeling: A Case Study1
Treading Water to Stay in the Same Place*1
Reply to Moehler1
Immanuel Kant’s Anthropology and Ernest Gellner’s Critique of the Modern Social Sciences1
Agassi’s Treatment of Mental Illness: The Perspectives of Critical Rationalism and Institutional Individualism1
Metaphysical Perspectives and Their Role in Science1
Costs and Benefits of Diverse Plurality in Economics1
Comment on Wettersten1
Social Norms and Agent Types: Bridging the Gap Between the Theoretical Models and Their Applications1
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