Teemu Lari

@teemulari.bsky.social

Philosopher of science @ Stockholm University | Currently working on scientific disagreement on sustainability and economic growth | Fan of birds and jazz teemulari.com

Got a "your paper was cited" notification and checked it out. The sentence where my paper was cited has nothing to do with the content of my paper. Seems like AI did not hallucinate a reference for the authors but produced an unrelated one. Has anybody else experienced this? #academicsky #philsky

Grant news! Alfred Kordelin Foundation has decided to fund my postdoc research project "Expertise and its limits in the sustainability transition". Many thanks to the foundation, the reviewers and the colleagues who supported me with the application! Briefly on the project below ⬇️ #philsci 1/5

Looking forward to the Vienna summer school on the history and epistemology of econometrics. Probably never had a preparatory reading list this long for anything (not half is in the pic 😅)

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TODAY! Does the public have poor knowledge of the economy? Should economists do more to educate them? Join us today to explore the knowledge gap in economics and examine the role of economic expertise. (Online via Zoom) #econsky #philsci 👇 bsky.app/profile/aydi...

N. Emrah Aydınonat@aydinonat.bsky.social · 2y ago

ReSES ID seminar featuring Pavel Kuchař (speaker) and Teemu Lari (discussant) on The Knowledge Gap in Economics. Open to everyone. More info on our website: reses-argumenta.fi?p=1142

Some comments on my recent interview with Ha-Joon Chang in this blog post. I think the counterarguments to pluralism in economics merit more attention than Chang gives them: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/01/21/c...

Dissecting Arguments for Pluralism: Summary and Comments on Interview with Ha-Joon Chang / Teemu Lari – Centre for Philosophy of Social Science

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TINT - Centre for Philosophy of Social Science@tint-philosophy.bsky.social · 2y ago

@teemulari.bsky.social interviewed Professor Ha-Joon Chang as he visited us in Helsinki. The interview is now out in Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics. Issues covered: Pluralism in economics, role of economists in politics, advice for young scholars doi.org/10.23941/ejp... #EconSky

Last week I started as a postdoc fellow at @iphilluh.bsky.social in the "SOCRATES" Centre (Social Credibility and Trustworthiness of Expert Knowledge & Science-Based Information). I will study philosophical questions related to economic expertise. How to recognize most relevant and reliable experts?

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Resignation of the Journal of Human Evolution Editorial Board: We are saddened to announce the resignations of The Joint Editors-in-Chief, all Emeritus Editors retired or active in the field, and all but one Associate Editor. Press release below.

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TINT Blogissa @teemulari.bsky.social tekee suomenkielistä yhteenvetoa Ha-Joon Changin pluralismista ja nostaa esiin haastattelussa avoimeksi jääneitä kysymyksiä. (English version of the blog post on Ha-Joon Chang's pluralism will appear soon) tint-helsinki.fi/2024/12/19/p...

Pluralistin argumentteja ruotimassa: Yhteenvetoa ja kommentteja Ha-Joon Changin haastattelusta / Teemu Lari – Centre for Philosophy of Social Science

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TINT - Centre for Philosophy of Social Science@tint-philosophy.bsky.social · 2y ago

@teemulari.bsky.social interviewed Professor Ha-Joon Chang as he visited us in Helsinki. The interview is now out in Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics. Issues covered: Pluralism in economics, role of economists in politics, advice for young scholars doi.org/10.23941/ejp... #EconSky

@teemulari.bsky.social interviewed Professor Ha-Joon Chang as he visited us in Helsinki. The interview is now out in Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics. Issues covered: Pluralism in economics, role of economists in politics, advice for young scholars doi.org/10.23941/ejp... #EconSky

Economics, Pluralism and Democracy: An Interview with Ha-Joon Chang | Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics

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A PhD student at CambridgeHPS has been putting “artwork signs” up all around our department next to “ordinary things” and they are brilliant. They unfailingly make me stop and smile and notice the wonderful strangeness of the world ✨ Best workplace spirit-lift hack I’ve seen in a long time 🙌

Pot with branch from dead plant in a windows sill. Next to it is another plant and a watering pot. Bellow, a sign is stuck on the wall reading - Artist: unknown. Dead plant, 2024. Glass, plastic, wood and misc. organic material. The precise placement of this piece among a collection of living plants allows the unknowns artist to remind the viewer of the inescapable cycle of life and death, as well as the capricious nature of the Ava rage house plant.