By Arkadiusz Sieroń Homo economicus is dead. Economics needs to develop more realistic psychological underpinnings and to become more mindful. This is at least what behavioral economists have declared after the successful emergence of its sub-discipline (e.g., Thaler 2000, 2015, 2016; Camerer 2008). But are they right? Rationality, Psychology and CapitalismArkadiusz Sieroń172 pp |…

By Charlotte Pennington and Madeleine Pownall Across many disciplines, confidence in the academic knowledge base has been shaken. Over the past decade, researchers have increasingly questioned whether published findings can be reliably replicated, reproduced, and trusted. What first gained attention as a so‑called ‘replication crisis’ in psychology during the 2010s…