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Catherine Herfeld, Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Model Transfer as a Case of Interdisciplinary Research in Science,  Jan Hinrichsen, Kilian Bizer, Christoph Hönnige, Catrin Misselhorn, Thomas Reydon, and Silke Schicktanz (eds.), Ethics of the Sciences: New Normative Foundations for Academic Practice, Palgrave

Catherine Herfeld, Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Model Transfer and Disciplinary Interconnections in History of Economics: Making the Case for an Integrated Approach,  European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

Catherine Herfeld, Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Translation as a Modification Strategy in Model Transfer,  Synthese

Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Progress in Model-Based Sciences: Reframing the Relationship Between Horizontal and Vertical Progress in Economics,  Philosophy of Science: PSA 2026 Contributed Paper Proceedings

Matteo De Benedetto, Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Higher-Order Evidence and Legal Cross-Examination,  Synthese
DOI: https://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/28147/

Murat Bakeev (2026): Model Transfer, the Challenge of Tractability Standards and Methodological Embedding,  Philosophy of Science More info

Bele Wollesen (2026): The Condorcet Jury Theorem under Ambiguity,  Ergo
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3998/ergo.9868

Lukas Beck, Bele Wollesen (2026): Book Review of Matthew Watson's False Prophets of Economics Imperialism: The Limits of Mathematical Market Models,  Economic Record
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1475-4932.70041

Catherine Herfeld (2025): Model Transfer in the Recent History of Economics: The Case of Rational Choice Models​,  Perspectives on Science, 33 (5), 605-651

Catherine Herfeld (2025): Enhancing the function of case studies: the value of network analysis in integrated history and philosophy of science,  Synthese; part of the topical collection on Digital Studies of Digital Science edited by Charles Pence and Luca Rivelli.
DOI: 10.1007/s11229-024-04792-9

Catherine Herfeld (2026): Conversations on Rational Choice,  Cambridge University Press More info

Catherine Herfeld and Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): No More than Exchanging Tools: Jacob Marschak and the Early Years of Cross-disciplinary Interactions between Economics and the Behavioral Sciences Movement, 1950-1956,  History of Political Economy, 57 (4): 531–570 More info
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.5116198

Catherine Herfeld (2024): Economic Methodology to Preserve the Past? Some Reflections on Economic Theories and Their Dueling Interpretations by Gilboa, Postlewaite, Samuelson, and Schmeidler,  Journal of Economic Methodology, 31(4), 249–264. More info
DOI: 10.1080/1350178X.2024.2404187

Catherine Herfeld (2024): Model Transfer in Science,  in Tarja Knuuttila, Natalia Carrillo, and Rami Koskinen (eds.): The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Scientific Modeling, Routledge. More info

Catherine Herfeld and Malte Doehne (2025): Empirical Network Analysis as a Method for Philosophy of Science,  in Adrian Currie, Sophie Juliane Veigl (eds.): Philosophy of Science – A User’s Guide, MIT Press, ; 463-484

François Claveau, Aurélien Goutsmedt, and Catherine Herfeld (2023): Quantitative and Computational Approaches in the Social Studies of Economics,  Oeconomia - History, Methodology, Philosophy 13-2. More info
DOI: 10.4000/oeconomia.13844

Alexandra Quack and Catherine Herfeld (2023): The Role of Narratives in Transferring Rational Choice Models into Political Science,  History of Political Economy 55 (3): 549–576. More info
DOI: 10.1215/00182702-10438939

Malte Doehne and Catherine Herfeld (2023): How Academic Opinion Leaders Shape Scientific Ideas: An Acknowledgment Analysis,  Scientometrics 128: 2507–2533. More info
DOI: 10.1007/s11192-022-04623-z

Murat Bakeev (2026): Why the History of Science Matters to Society: The Case of Economics,  Inaugural Conference of the Forum Wissenschaftsreflexion, Hannover

Murat Bakeev (2026): Model Transfer and The Challenge of Tractability Standards,  Phil-Econ-Model-Lab, Leibniz University Hannover More info

Murat Bakeev (2026): Classifier Systems at the Santa Fe Institute’s Economics Program: Two Cases of Template Transfer,  12.Doktorandenseminar zur Erneuerung der Ordnungsökonomik, University of Erfurt

Catherine Herfeld (2026): Model Transfer and its Role in Awakening Sleeping Beauties in Science,  Colloquium of the Robert K. Merton Center for Science Studies, Humboldt-University Berlin (invited)

Edoardo Peruzzi (2026): Formal template accumulation, unification, and scientific progress,  Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science's International Postdoc Forum More info

Catherine Herfeld (2026): Model transfer in the recent history of economics: The case of rational choice models,  Colloquium of the Economics Department, George Mason University (invited)

Catherine Herfeld (2026): Model transfer and its challenges in science,  Colloquium of the Institute of Philosophy, University of Dresden (invited)

Catherine Herfeld (2026): Model Transfer and its Role in Awakening Sleeping Beauties in Science,  Colloquium of the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, LMU Munich, (invited)

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): Harsanyi’s Legacy: Bayesian Games and the Transformation of Microeconomic Theory,  Center for the History of Political Economy at Duke University

Catherine Herfeld (2025): Model Transfer and its Challenges in Science,  From biology to economics and back: internal conflicts and collective agency across disciplines, University of Kansas More info

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): Model Transfer Through Formal Template Accumulation,  Lunchtime talks, Pittsburgh Center for Philosophy of Science

Murat Bakeev (2025): How Artificially Intelligent Agents Entered the Santa Fe Institute’s Economics Program: Two Cases of Model Transfer,  History of Recent Economics Conference (HISRECO), Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Bele Wollesen (2025): Translators, Methodologies, and the Structure of Scientific Communities in a Bandit-Model,  Computational Method Workshop, Leibniz University Hannover

Bele Wollesen (2025): Manipulation in Collective Decision Mechanism: Solutions from Economics and Computer Science,  INEM conference, University of Bayreuth

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): Scientific Methods in the History and Philosophy of Economics,  SciPhiHan Student Conference, Hannover

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): Model Transfer Through Formal Template Accumulation: The Case of Game Theory.,  2025 Annual Conference of the British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS), University of Glasgow

Shira Ahissar, Bele Wollesen (2025): Dominated Discourse: The Role of Generalisations in Scientific Research: Epistemic (Dis)Advantages and Decision-Making.,  Feminist Philosophy of Science: Contemporary Trends and Debates, Ruhr University Bochum

Catherine Herfeld (2025): Zum Nutzen quantitativ-empirischer Methoden für die Wissenschaftsphilosophie,  Leibniz Center for Science and Society (LCSS) Colloquium, Leibniz University Hannover. More info

Catherine Herfeld (2025): Model Transfer in the Recent History of Economics: The Case of Rational Choice Models,  Seminar of the Society for the Social Studies of Quantification (SSSQ), Center Maurice Halbwachs, Paris, France. More info

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): The Transfer of Game-Theoretic Models: Formal Templates, Unification, and Scientific Progress.,  GWP.2025 Conference, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Erlangen, Germany.

Murat Bakeev (2025): Methodological Barriers to Model Transfer and Their Mitigation: The Case of Agent-Based Models in Macroeconomics,  GWP.2025 Conference, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Erlangen, Germany.

Edoardo Peruzzi (2025): Model Transfer in Economics,  Research Colloquium, Faculty of Economics and Management, Leibniz University Hannover.

Murat Bakeev (2025): Artificially Intelligent Agents in the Santa Fe Institute's Economics Program: Two Stories of Model Transfer from Computer Science to Economics,  ELMI, Université Côte d'Azur, Nice, France.

Murat Bakeev (2025): Discipline-Specific Challenges to Model Transfer: The Transfer of Agent-Based Models from Computer Science and Complexity Science into Macroeconomics,  H2P2S Seminar, GREDEG Sophia Antipolis, Université Côte d'Azur, Nice, France.

Murat Bakeev (2024): Challenges to Model Transfer: The Case of Agent-Based Models (Poster),  PSA 2024 - 29th Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association (New Orleans, USA).

Edoardo Peruzzi (2024): Formal Template Accumulation and Scientific Progress: The Case of Bayesian Games,  PSA2024 – 29th Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, New Orleans, USA.

Murat Bakeev (2024): Artificially Intelligent Agents in the Santa Fe Institute's Economics Program: Two Stories of Model Transfer from Computer Science to Economics,  HOPE Center Lunch at Duke University, Durham NC, USA.

Edoardo Peruzzi (2024): The Transfer of Economic Models into the Courtrooom: A Failed Promise?,  Research Seminars MInD, IMT School for Advanced Studies, Lucca, Italy.

Catherine Herfeld (2024): Challenges to Model Transfer in Science,  The German Congress for Philosophy XXVI (Münster, Germany).

Murat Bakeev, Catherine Herfeld and Edoardo Peruzzi (2024): Model Transfer in the Age of AI: The Case of Foundation Models,  Online Workshop “Researching Model Transfer: Brainstorming Cases, Arguments, and Research Questions”, Hannover, Germany.

Murat Bakeev (2024): Tractability in Model Transfer: Motivation or Barrier?,  The German Congress for Philosophy XXVI (Münster, Germany).

Edoardo Peruzzi (2024): Model Transfer, Template Production, and the Game-Theoretic Revolution in Economics,  German Congress for Philosophy, Münster, Germany.

Murat Bakeev (2024): The Requirement of Theoretical Tractability as a Challenge to Model Transfer,  Third Lake Como INEM Summer School in Philosophy of Economics (Como, Italy).

Catherine Herfeld, Erik Angner, Francesco Guala, Don Ross, and Jack Vromen (2023): Book Symposium on 'How Economics Can Save the World',  INEM Conference, University of Venice.

Catherine Herfeld (2023): Studying model transfer in science (invited),  Social Networks Lab (ETH Zürich).

Catherine Herfeld (2023): Wie entsteht Neues? Potentiale und Herausforderungen von Modelltransfer in der Wissenschaft (invited),  Interdisziplinäre Ringvorlesung 'Wie entsteht Neues?' (University of Zurich).

Bele Wollesen (2026): Manipulability in Collective Decision Mechanisms: What Is Wrong with It and Why Does It Matter?,  Market Design Workshop at Radboud University in Nijmegen, Netherlands