Till Grüne-Yanoff is associate professor ("Universitetslektor") of philosophy at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm.
His research focuses on the philosophy of science and on decision theory. In particular, he investigates the practice of modelling in economics and other social sciences, develops formal models of preference change and discusses the use of models in policy decision making. Click here for his Google Scholar page.
Till is also a member of the TINT Finnish Centre of Excellence in the Philosophy of Social Science in Helsinki, sponsored by the Academy of Finland.
He lives with his wife and his two children in the beautiful Vasastan neighborhood of Stockholm.
05-12-2012 Talking on "Exclusion Criteria for Adaptive Preferences" at LSE's Choice Group
16-11-2012 Talking on "Appraising Non-Representational Models" at PSA 2012 in San Diego
09-11-2012 Karl Engvers stiftelse kindly offered to pay my trip to PSA. Thanks!
24-10-2012 Invited to the workshop Topics in Economics and Philosophy in Uppsala, talking on "Preference Consolidation and Endogenous Entrenchment"
05-10-2012 Invited to the workshop What is Interdisciplinary Success? in Lund, talking on "Investigating model exchanges for their interdisciplinary success"
31-09-2012 Talking on "Preference Consolidation and Endogenous Entrenchment" at Frontiers of Rationality
and Decision in Groningen
12-06-2012 My paper "Appraising Non-Representational Models" has been accepted in Philosophy of Science
20-06-2012 Invited to the workshop Collective Decisions in Hamburg, talking on "Appraising Non-Representational Models"
15-06-2012 Talking on "Appraising Non-Representational Models" at Models & Simulations 5 in Helsinki
12-05-2012 Talking on "Rationality Assumptions as an Answer to Negative Performativity" at Naturalism and Normativity in the Social Sciences in Hradec Kralove,CZ
19-04-2012 Talking on "Evolutionary Game Theory, Learning Dynamics and Mechanisms" at GIRL'12@LUND
01-04-2012 My article "Old Wine In New Casks: Libertarian Paternalism Still Violates Liberal Principles" is now in print in Social Choice and Welfare Volume 38, Issue 4, pp 635-645.
01-01-2012 Since January 2012 I am associate editor of the Journal of Economic Methodology.
28-10-2011 The Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet) generously awarded me a three-year grant (SEK 1 Mio) for the project "Assisted Decision Making - A Philosophical Investigation". The project will start January 2012.
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