Author Archives: Meg Tulloch

With the symposium nearly upon us, it’s finally time for us to release the relevant papers and slides submitted by …

Session 8a ‘A fireside interview with Howard Marks about his memos and other reflections’ Speaker: Howard Marks; Co-founder and co-chairman …

Session 7a ‘Cognition and Sentiment: from Adam Smith to the future of Economics’ Speaker: Sheila Dow; Professor of Economics, University …

Session 6a ‘Making sense of market moods’  Speaker: Julian Kiverstein; Professor of Neurophilosophy, University of Amsterdam “…In this talk I will …

Session 5a ‘Homo Heuristics: Decision Making Under Radical Uncertainty’ Speaker: Gerd Gigerenzer; Director of the Harding Center for Risk Literacy, …

Session 4a ‘The map is not the territory’ Speaker: John Kay; Economist and Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford University …

Session 3a ‘The market’s mind’ Speaker: Vivienne Brown, Professor of Philosophy & Intellectual History, The Open University. “Although the Market …

Session 2a ‘Minds, Markets and Self-evidencing’ Speaker: Karl Friston; Professor of Neuroscience, University College London “…On the one hand, the …

Session 1A ‘Can cognitive science create a cognitive economics?’ Speaker: Nick Chater “…There is a prospect of moving from behavioural …

Day 1 lunch address ‘Global financial stability and market mood’ Speaker: Tobias Adrian; Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary …