CONTENTS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS vii
ADVISORY BOARD ix
INTRODUCTION TO A COGNITIVE METHODOLOGY
IN ECONOMICS
Elisabeth Krecke′ and Carine Krecke′ 1
DOES THE SENSORY ORDER HAVE A USEFUL
ECONOMIC FUTURE?
William N. Butos and Roger G. Koppl 19
SCIENCE AND MARKET AS ADAPTIVE
CLASSIFYING SYSTEMS
Thomas J. McQuade 51
HAYEK’S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND
BEHAVIOURAL FINANCE
Alfons Corte′s and Salvatore Rizzello 87
INSTINCT AND HABIT BEFORE REASON:
COMPARING THE VIEWS OF JOHN DEWEY,
FRIEDRICH HAYEK AND THORSTEIN VEBLEN
Geoffrey M. Hodgson 109

ELEMENTS OF A COGNITIVE THEORY OF THE
FIRM
Bart Nooteboom 145
AUSTRIAN THEORY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
MEETS THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AND BIOECONOMICS
OF THE ETHNICALLY HOMOGENEOUS
MIDDLEMAN GROUP
Janet T. Landa 177
THE ANTI-FOUNDATIONAL DILEMMA:
NORMATIVE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ECONOMIC
ANALYSIS OF LAW
Elisabeth Krecke′ and Carine Krecke′ 201
ALFRED MARSHALL MEETS LAW AND
ECONOMICS: RATIONALITY, NORMS, AND
THEORIES AS TENDENCY STATEMENTS
Steven G. Medema 235
COGNITIVE THEORY AS THE GROUND OF
POLITICAL THEORY IN PLATO, POPPER, DEWEY,
AND HAYEK
Richard A. Posner 253

NOTE ON BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
Nick Schandler 275