Philosophy of the Social Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Philosophy of the Social Sciences is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
How Can Skeptics Help Venture Capitalists?10
The Structure of Complexity and the Limits of Collective Intentionality6
Book Review: The Epistemology and Morality of Human Kinds6
Blocking Progress to Save Economic Imperialism5
Book Review: Economizing Our Lives4
Restricted Racial Realism: Heterogeneous Effects and the Instability of Race4
Reply to Moehler4
Causal vs. Conceptual Heterogeneity: Reply to Turner4
Concepts in Context: Ontological Coherence in Political Science Research4
Habermas Meets China: The Legacy of the Late Qing/Early Republican “Public Sphere” on the Modern Chinese Social Imaginary3
Applying Evidential Pluralism to Justify Legal Responses to Online Fake News3
Proliferation Update. Testing the Science and Technology Studies Mainstream Through Current Science’s Controversies3
Book Review: Post-Truth 2.0: The High Stakes of Testing Truth Claims3
The Pedagogical Perils and Promises of Critical Rationalism3
Foresight as Consolation: Kant on the Capability of Future Making3
Metatheoretical Distinctions in Theories of Functional Differentiation: Delineating Alternative Traditions2
The Return of the Repressed: Subject, Truth and Critique in Times of Post-Truth2
Joseph Agassi’s Contribution to Philosophy2
Kant on Labor Relations: An Account of Economic Dependence from the Perspective of Social Philosophy2
Instrumental Rationality in the Social Sciences2
Legitimate Reactivity in Measuring Social Phenomena: Race and the Census2
Philosophical Practice and Agassi’s Approach to Practical Affairs2
Replies and Responses II2
A Novel Type of Precautionary Argument for Situations of Severe Uncertainty in Science and Policy1
Historical Kinds in the Social World1
Niche Construction and the Politics of Language1
The Fact of the Matter About the Post-Truth Condition: Response to Sassower1
All we Are Saying: Joseph Agassi’s Application of Critical Rationalism to Political Science1
Peter Winch and the Autonomy of the Social Sciences1
Narratives and the Member’s Perspective: Toward an Inter-Narrative Approach to Social Collectives1
Constructivist Set-Theoretic Analysis: An Alternative to Essentialist Social Science1
Metaphysical Perspectives and Their Role in Science1
One Step Forward From Agassi’s Inquiries on Logic: A Fallibilist Logic for Critical Rationalism1
Are There Really Social Causes?1
Book Review: Unintended Consequences and the Social Sciences: An Intellectual History1
Social Ontology and the Identification of Generic Performativity in Social Science: A Case of Performative Financialization1
The Unarticulated Existential Body: Embracing Embodiment and Representation in the Ethnographic Model of Objectivity1
Challenges to Humanism1
Immanuel Kant’s Anthropology and Ernest Gellner’s Critique of the Modern Social Sciences1
The Social Epistemology of Scientific Dissent: Responding to William Lynch’s Minority Report1
Entirely Different Kinds of Beast: The Ontological Challenge to Knowledge Integration in Ethnobiology1
Dissent and Diversity in Science and Technology Studies: Reply to Fuller, Kasavin and Shipovalova, and Turner1
Do We Have to Choose Between Different Concepts of Social Structure? A Comparative Analysis of Approaches and Ideas From Nigel Pleasants, Douglas V. Porpora, and David Easton1
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