• Patrick Suppes (1986). Non-Markovian Causality in the Social Sciences with Some Theorems on Transitivity. Synthese 68 (1).
    The author argues for the importance of non-Markovian causality in the social sciences because Markovian conditions often cannot be satisfied. Two theorems giving conditions for non-Markovian causes to be transitive are proved. Applications of non-Markovian causality in psychology and economics are outlined.
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