Despite the several attempts to rework on his ideas, using non-mainstream approaches, George L. Shackle has remained an outsider in the economic discipline. Shackle, however, if we take seriously what he thought of economics, as a discipline concerned with a subject that is not self-contained but open-ended and impermanent, is not a man alone. Starting from an assessment of Shackle’s understanding of choice as originative and creative, the paper argues that Shackle should be rescued from the role of a nihilist where he is often relegated. In this perspective, a fundamental key to assessing the originality and anticipatory character of Shackle’s contribution can be found in the recent developments of several “friendly” disciplines such as th...
Current psychological theory and research affirm the positive affective and motivational consequence...
This note examines some issues involved in an attempt to go beyond the assumption, long-made by most...
Shackle was one of the representative critics of probability calculus. His alternative decision theo...
Time, imagination, uncertainty, In professor G. L. S. Shackle's theory Philippe Beaughand If Profess...
The paper discusses the role of George L.S. Shackle in fostering an unconventional approach to indiv...
G.L.S Shackle’s rejection of the probability tradition stemming from Knight's definition of uncertai...
264 p., fig.G.L.S. Shackle is one of the most original and stimulating twentieth century economists....
Despite being conceived as a 'theory of rational choice', orthodox economics fails to ascribe to hum...
Abstract. Within the Austrian school of economics, Ludwig Lachmann identified Alfred Schütz and Geo...
This article deals with the reception of George L. S. Shackle’s volume Expectation in Economics, int...
This paper deals with the intellectual environment in which George L. S. Shackle’s theory of decisio...
Purpose - The assumption of free will in contemporary economics is an important starting point for s...
Behavioral economics has enriched our understanding of the limitations and imperfections of human de...
This paper is focused on the macroeconomic aspects of Shackle’s theory of decisions under uncertaint...
Economists and philosophers disagree about the concept of choice used in economics. Some behavioural...
Current psychological theory and research affirm the positive affective and motivational consequence...
This note examines some issues involved in an attempt to go beyond the assumption, long-made by most...
Shackle was one of the representative critics of probability calculus. His alternative decision theo...
Time, imagination, uncertainty, In professor G. L. S. Shackle's theory Philippe Beaughand If Profess...
The paper discusses the role of George L.S. Shackle in fostering an unconventional approach to indiv...
G.L.S Shackle’s rejection of the probability tradition stemming from Knight's definition of uncertai...
264 p., fig.G.L.S. Shackle is one of the most original and stimulating twentieth century economists....
Despite being conceived as a 'theory of rational choice', orthodox economics fails to ascribe to hum...
Abstract. Within the Austrian school of economics, Ludwig Lachmann identified Alfred Schütz and Geo...
This article deals with the reception of George L. S. Shackle’s volume Expectation in Economics, int...
This paper deals with the intellectual environment in which George L. S. Shackle’s theory of decisio...
Purpose - The assumption of free will in contemporary economics is an important starting point for s...
Behavioral economics has enriched our understanding of the limitations and imperfections of human de...
This paper is focused on the macroeconomic aspects of Shackle’s theory of decisions under uncertaint...
Economists and philosophers disagree about the concept of choice used in economics. Some behavioural...
Current psychological theory and research affirm the positive affective and motivational consequence...
This note examines some issues involved in an attempt to go beyond the assumption, long-made by most...
Shackle was one of the representative critics of probability calculus. His alternative decision theo...