Recent and forthcoming talks

Happening soon

• Mechanism identity and difference in the behavioral sciences: how to craft a mechanism concept for use. PSA, New Orleans, November 2024. (w/T. Grüne-Yanoff)

• Responsible modelling in economics. ENPOSS, Bergen, September 2024 (w/ S. Hormio)

• Mechanistic evidence in behavioural public policy. Evidence in the Social Sciences: specificities, challenges, and developments

• Multiple routes to progress in model-based economics. Model Transfer In Science reading group Hannover. On Zoom (w/ T. Grüne-Yanoff)

In 2024

• A cubist view of inter-field integration: mechanisms, explanation and classification in psychiatry, Theoretical Foundations For Interdisciplinarity, 30 November-1 December, 2023, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, Helsinki.

• A mechanistic framework for evaluating social norm interventions, 2 November, Climate Nudge Research Seminar, Turku (w/ T. Nuotio).

• Responsible modelling in economics. Workshop on Responsible Economics and Policymaking 26-27 October 2023, Helsinki (w/ S. Hormio) 

In 2023

• Responsible modelling in economics. EPSA23, Belgrade & Responsible Economics and Policymaking Workshop, Helsinki (with S. Hormio) 

• How should we responsibly model interactive human kinds? International Social Ontology Conference in Stockholm (with M. Godman)

• Responsible Modelling in Economics. INEM, Venice & Epistemic Standards of Due Care, Bielefeld (with S. Hormio) 

• On DeMartino's The Tragic Science. ReSES, Helsinki 

• How should we responsibly model interactive human kinds? Cape Town (with M. Godman)

In 2022

• PISE Lectures. University of Venice. 

• Economic Modelling and Horizontal Progress. Symposium on Scientific Method (MINANS, online) (with T. Grüne-Yanoff)

• Evidential variety and mixed methods research in social science. PSA Pittsburgh (with J. Kuorikoski)

• Responsible Economic Modelling. Second Philosophy and Economic Conference Vienna 

• Varieties of Evidential Variety. ENPOSS Malaga 

• Responsible Economic Modelling. Como Summer School in Philosophy and Economics

• Responsible modelling of reactivity. PA.S.T.I.S University of Padova 

• How should scientists deal with harmful reactive effects? University of Milan (w. Marion Godman)

• How should we responsibly model social kinds? EIPE 25th (w. Marion Godman)

In 2021

• How should scientists deal with harmful reactive effects? FTY Working Seminar for Graduate Students. University of Helsinki 

• Responsible Modelling in a Pandemic: Predictive Accuracy and Performative Effects. Philosophical Perspectives on responsible modeling and policy in a pandemic. Erasmus University Rotterdam 

• Responsible Modelling in a Pandemic: Predictive Accuracy and Performative Effects. SHES, Roma.

• How should scientists deal with harmful reactive effects? Reactivity, Prediction and Intervention Workshop, Helsinki (with M. Godman)

• How should we responsibly model social kinds? EPSA21, Torino  (w. Marion Godman)

• How should we responsibly model social kinds? Reactivity and Categorisation workshop, online (w. Marion Godman)

• Commentator at Epistemic Risk Colloquium, APA Central, February, online.

• How should we responsibly model social kinds? PoS seminar Spring (w. Marion Godman)

In 2020

• Variety of evidence  or variety of data? Refining mixed-methods research in political science. PoS seminar, Fall 2020 (w/ J. Kuorikoski)

• The centrality of networks. Commentary on Bidart, Degenne and Grossetti (2020)'s Living in Networks. ENPOSS2020