Economic Rationality and Practical Reason

Exploring the intersection of economic rationality and practical reason, this collection of essays addresses the limitations of standard economic theories. It highlights the need for a multidisciplinary approach, integrating insights from philosophy, sociology, and psychology to enhance understanding. The authors argue that while decision theory offers valuable perspectives, it often fails to encompass the complexities of practical rationality. By transcending disciplinary boundaries, the volume aims to foster a more comprehensive view that reconciles economic and philosophical frameworks.