Economic Rationality and Practical Reason

Exploring the intersection of economic rationality and practical reason, this volume presents essays that challenge the limitations of standard economic theories. It highlights the complexities of practical rationality, which draws from various disciplines including philosophy, sociology, and psychology. The authors argue for a synthesis that transcends disciplinary boundaries, emphasizing the need for a broader understanding of decision-making that incorporates insights from both economic and philosophical perspectives. This approach aims to address the deficiencies in traditional economic models.