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  1. 14 Presenting demi-regularities: the case of Post Keynesian pricing1.Paul Downward & Andrew Mearman - 2003 - In Applied economics and the critical realist critique. New York: Routledge. pp. 247.
     
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  • On the merits of critical realism and the “ontological turn” in economics: Reply to Steele.Paul A. Lewis - 2011 - Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 23 (1-2):207-230.
    The discipline of economics can benefit from a more explicit, systematic, and sustained concern with ontology; that is, with the philosophical analysis of the nature of the social world. Contrary to the argument advanced in these pages by Gerry Steele , critical-realist ontological analysis encourages fruitful economic research in a number of ways: by helping to identify research methods suitable for analyzing economic issues; by promoting the development of key substantive economic concepts; and by helping to reveal and resolve inconsistencies (...)
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  • On the Merits of Critical Realism and the “Ontological Turn” in Economics: Reply to Steele.Paul A. Lewis - 2011 - Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 23 (1):207-230.
    The discipline of economics can benefit from a more explicit, systematic, and sustained concern with ontology; that is, with the philosophical analysis of the nature of the social world. Contrary to the argument advanced in these pages by Gerry Steele (2005), critical-realist ontological analysis encourages fruitful economic research in a number of ways: by helping to identify research methods suitable for analyzing economic issues; by promoting the development of key substantive economic concepts; and by helping to reveal and resolve inconsistencies (...)
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  • Hayek, Social Theory, and the Contrastive Explanation of Socio-Economic Order.Paul Lewis - 2013 - Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 25 (3-4):386-408.
    Hayek's later work on the possibility of socio-economic order in decentralized market economies is an exercise in contrastive causal explanation as conceptualized by realist social theorists and philosophers. This interpretation of Hayek's work lends support to the view that Hayek's post-1960 writings can be thought of as an example of comparative institutional analysis. It also provides a means of reinforcing Hayek's own efforts to establish the scientific credentials of his work.
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