1/2 Day 2 of #ENPOSS2025 concludes with a session chaired by Malvina Ongaro, including presentations by Badiei Sina on 'Reexamining Subjective Preferences: Toward a Model of Capabilities', Alexander Ostapiuk on 'Big M 2.0. The Art of War for Philosophers of Economics',

2/2 And a paper by Michael Greer : 'Approaching Care Epistemology Through Qualitative Methods: or How Gathering My Own Data Changed Me as a Feminist Philosopher' #ENPOSS2025

And a session chaired by Caterina Marchionni, with papers by N. Emrah Aydınonat on 'An Argumentative Device for All Sides: The Supply and Demand Model in the Covid-19 Pandemic', Benjamin Santos Genta, on 'Channels of Model Performativity';

And a paper by Ivan Boldyrev on 'A Bigger Game: Criticizing Market Design Models' #ENPOSS2025

See you tomorrow at Palazzo Malcanton-Marcorà of Unive Ca' Foscari, in Aula Valent and Aula Mazzariol, for more discussions on the Philosophy of Social Sciences, and the presentation of the book 'Science for a Fragile World' with the author, Prof. Robert Northcott 🎉 #ENPOSS2025

2/4 In Aula Valent, a session, chaired by Eugenio Petrovich, featuring papers by Mees van Santen on 'Measuring development: Rethinking the HDI through Co-Production and Political Legitimacy' #ENPOSS2025

3/4 And a paper by Caterina Marchionni and Till Grüne-Yanoff on 'Mechanistic evidence, policy inference, and the problem of mechanism individuation' #ENPOSS2025

1/5 Morning continued with two engaging sessions at #ENPOSS2025! A symposium on 'The Problem of Government Between Social and Political Sciences: A Study of Epistemology of Concepts'

4/5 And a session chaired by Julie Zahle, with Giulia Lasagni on 'Entry Mechanisms: Unpacking the Process of Joining Existing Organisations', Aryan Karimi and Rima Wilkes discussing 'What is Assimilation, How Do We Measure it, and How do we Know When it Has Been Achieved?'

#ENPOSS2025 is slowly wrapping up with a book symposium featuring prof. Robert Northcott on his latest book, published in 2025 'Science for a Fragile World', with 推特号 X号 脸书号 电报号 飞机号 tiktok号 ChatGPT号 ins号.bsky.social and Paul Roth as discussant, and chaired by prof. Eleonora Montuschi.

#ENPOSS2025 concludes with a session chaired by Paul Roth, with Matteo Vagelli and Roberto Gronda on 'Modelling Narratives:What Good is Scientific Pluralism to Historiography?' and Yafeng Wang on 'Process Tracing and the Problem of Establishing Causal Relationships Within a Case'

Many thanks to all who joined #ENPOSS2025 last week! Your contributions made it a truly enriching event 🎉 Follow us to stay updated on upcoming activities and new developments from SCIPLU. More soon!

Thank you Adam Tamas Tuboly, precious book, much appreciated!

📢We’re happy to present the next activity of SCIPLU: the launch of HISTEPS, an online monthly seminar series on the history & philosophy of science, coordinated by Matteo Vagelli 📷See the full programme below for more info

🔗Reach out to Matteo Vagelli for the link via [email protected]

New week, new launch! 🚀 Join us next Monday (13 October, 16:00-17:30 Venice Time) at Unive Ca' Foscari for the inaugural lecture of TiPS with Peter Galison: "Author Function in Scientific Collaboration: Around the Event Horizon" 📅 For info & online attendance: [email protected]

📝 For info and to register for online attendance, please contact [email protected] Matteo Vagelli

This is happening later TODAY! Few hours left to register ⏰⏳

✨️Full room and dim lights for Peter Galison's lecture on: Author Function in Scientific Collaboration: Around the Event Horizon. 🌌