In a recent chapter in the Elsevier Reference Collection in Social Sciences, KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca reconstructs the diverse approaches and meanings of the concept of “bounded rationality”. (Click on the title to read more)
In a recent chapter in the Elsevier Reference Collection in Social Sciences, KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca reconstructs the diverse approaches and meanings of the concept of “bounded rationality”. (Click on the title to read more)
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Marcelo Sánchez-Villagra, to the KLI.
Marcelo is a professor of Palaeobiology at the University of Zurich, working on vertebrate animal evolutionary morphology and palaeobiology, as well as cultural macroevolution and archaeology of South America.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Marcelo Sánchez-Villagra, to the KLI.
Marcelo is a professor of Palaeobiology at the University of Zurich, working on vertebrate animal evolutionary morphology and palaeobiology, as well as cultural macroevolution and archaeology of South America.
We are pleased to welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Lakshmi Kalathinkunnath, to the KLI.
Lakshmi is a PhD student at the University of Vienna (VDS CoBeNe), working on an interdisciplinary project that aims to understand the interconnection between biological timing, glucocorticoids, and psychology.
We are pleased to welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Lakshmi Kalathinkunnath, to the KLI.
Lakshmi is a PhD student at the University of Vienna (VDS CoBeNe), working on an interdisciplinary project that aims to understand the interconnection between biological timing, glucocorticoids, and psychology.
We warmly welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Cassandra Yang, to the KLI.
Cassandra is a PhD candidate in History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge, researching British organicism in the early twentieth century.
We warmly welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Cassandra Yang, to the KLI.
Cassandra is a PhD candidate in History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge, researching British organicism in the early twentieth century.
