Book review on “Time Biases”
Check out my review of Time Biases: A Theory of Rational Planning and Personal Persistence, by Meghan Sullivan. Oxford University Press, 2018 in Economics and Philosophy.
Seminar on “How to be fair: what philosophers and economists can learn from each other”
Conrad Heilmann will give a seminar on the topic: “How to be fair: what philosophers and economists can learn from each other” at Wageningen University & Research on Tuesday December 17, 2019.
Interviews with Philosophers of Economics
Francesco Guala interviewed several philosophers of economics: Anna Alexandrova, Erik Angner, Richard Bradley, Till Grüne-Yanoff, Jaakko Kuorikoski, David Teira, and myself. In my interview, I address questions such as: Is the distinction between normative and positive economics still useful? Can economic theory tell us how to behave? Why is economic measurement an interesting topic for … Read more
3-year postdoc “Values in Finance”
We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher. The Erasmus Initiative “Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity” is seeking to appoint a postdoctoral researcher in philosophy. The initiative combines members of the Erasmus School of Philosophy (ESPhil), Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), and Erasmus School of Law (ESL), and channels their expertise into ambitious multi-disciplinary research projects. We … Read more
Talk: “Are Day-fines Fair?”
Conrad Heilmann talked about the fairness of day-fines at the international conference “Taking Wealth Seriously: European Practice with Day Fines” at Erasmus University Rotterdam on June 26, 2019.
Managing the Refugee crisis: Who has a duty to assist? What is fair?
I gave a talk about fairness and the refugee crisis organised by the Centre of Excellence in Public Safety Management (CESAM) of the Rotterdam School of Management. Here is a report of the conference and here is a blogpost on the website of the Erasmus Initiative “Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity” on some of the issues I … Read more
Managing the Refugee crisis: Who has a duty to assist? What is fair?
The refugee crisis poses obvious practical and political challenges: what are the local communities at whose shores thousands of migrants arrive to do? Ethical questions however, pose themselves with the same urgency: Who has a duty to assist? And what does fairness require?
Summer School Lecture on “Modelling and Measuring Fairness”
The summer school on “Economic Behaviours: Models, Measurements, and Policies” will take place in the Lake Como School of Advanced Studies, June 30 – July 5, 2019. Conrad Heilmann will give a lecture on “Modelling and Measuring Fairness”.
PhD James Grayot: “Agency and Choice”
Many congratulations to James Grayot for successfully defending his PhD thesis on “Agency and Choice” at the Erasmus Institute for Philosophy & Economics (EIPE) at the Erasmus School of Philosophy! He was interviewed about his PhD in Erasmus Magazine, and there is a summary of his PhD published in the Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics. … Read more
Review of Ivan Moscati’s book “Measuring Utility”
I very much enjoyed reading Ivan Moscati’s excellent book Measuring Utility: From the Marginal Revolution to Behavioral Economics, Oxford University Press. Here is my book review essay in Oeconomia. Also check out the reviews by Jean-Sébastien Lenfant and Catherine Herfeld, and Ivan’s reply in the same issue.