Why don't scientists respect philosophers?

Mario Bunge

3-12

Evaluative selection in multimerit situations

Nicholas Rescher

13-17

Joseph Agassi from metaphysics to politics

Christopher R. Donohue

19-26

Horror dogmatis

Zuzana Parusniková

27-39

Comprehensively critical metapolitics

Michael Chiariello

41-52

Feng shui

an overlooked topic for critical rationalists

Michael R. Matthews

53-67

Verisimilitude

why and how

Ilkka Niiniluoto

71-79

The story of the German translation of Tarski's book on truth

Jan Woleński

81-90

Two philosophical contributions to modern physics

Jagdish Hattiangadi

91-103

Lessons from the philosophy of science to data mining and vice versa

Abraham Meidan

105-111

The mystique of computer technology and the waning of critical enquiry

Sheldon Richmond

113-127

Francis Bacon, Karl Popper, Michael Polanyi, and modern experimental biology

Ute Deichmann

129-142

Ebola in West Africa

biosocial and biomedical reflections

Daniel Cohen

143-164

Jacob & Esau today

the end of a two millennia paradigm?

Malachi Hacohen

167-190

Charity, logic, and para-clericalism

rereading Agassi on Koestler on Galileo

Maurice A. Finocchiaro

191-206

What is the problem?

understanding the history of ideas

William Berkson

207-214

Reflections on science and imagination

Robert S. Cohen

215-220

The legends of one methodology of science used throughout its history and its independence from the institutions in which science has been conducted

John Wettersten

221-233

Beyond wavefunctions

a time-symmetric nonlocal ontology for quantum mechanics

Yakir Aharonov, Eliahu Cohen, Elitzur

235-239

Critical rationalism applied

a footnote to the siblinghood of humanity

Margaret NG

243-249

En route to the siblinghood of humanity?

Miriam Farhi Rodrig

251-262

The perfect mediator and his limitations

toward a multifaceted approach to peacemaking in the Israeli-palestinian struggle

Sapir Handelman

263-286

Joseph Agassi's educational thoughts in interchange (1970–1987)

Ian S. Winchester

287-290

Can the Israeli academia replace mandatory conscription?

Amir Meital

291-300

Education for democracy

Ronald Swartz

301-304

How can we attain both democracy and constitutionalism?

Kiichi Tachibana

305-318

Civil nationalism

the only buffer against fascism and fundamentalism

Chen Yehezkely

319-332

Obstructing the realization of civil responsibility

political, sociological, historical, and psychological aspects of civil responsibility

Chemi Ben-Noon

333-348

The secular problem of evil

John Kekes

349-363

Towards a general sociology of science

Ian Jarvie

367-388

Critical rationalism in sociology

Michael Banton

389-398

Worker bees and slave labor

Hilde Hein

399-416

The pitfall of hypostatization and the reality of social things

Fred Eidlin, Barry Eidlin

417-427

On being a Popperian economist

Lawrence A. Boland

429-437

Capitalism at a crossroad

Raphael Sassower

439-453

Notes on revisiting Klappholz and Agassi's "methodological prescriptions in economics"

Lucien Foldes

455-466

Joseph Agassi, the m2t seminar, and his influence on my work

Richard G. Lipsey

467-489

To transcend the Popper-Agassi impasse

Nathaniel Laor

493-510

Joe Agassi, intellectual irritant

Rafe Champion

511-528

Critical rationalism as therapy

Michael Segre

529-541

Dungeons and dragons

a lesson in etiquette from professor Agassi

Joan Bailey

543-545

Drive around the block

Charles Sawyer

547-561