Academic researchers, including those early in their careers, are under intense pressure to
write research funding applications and obtain external research funding. Yet relatively little …

In 2005, Woods described the epistemic bubble as an immunized state of human cognition
that compromises the awareness of the agent about her beliefs and knowledge. The idea of …

This study attempts to assess preferences for processing information (decision style) in
normative and descriptive decision-making tasks. This study examines the relationship of …

The ampliativity of deduction has been defended in several ways—such as the semi-
decidability of the theories, the surprise of unexpected consequences, the need of new …

Abstract “Habit” is not an easy term in Peirce's epistemology: on the one hand it often
signifies the rule of action that is attained with the fixation of belief (1877)[EP 1: 109–123]; on …

This article explores the evolution of the gravity model in international trade studies,
emphasising systematic barriers to its acceptance. Employing a chronological and …

The way scientific discovery has been conceptualized has changed drastically in the last few
decades: its relation to logic, inference, methods, and evolution has been deeply reloaded …

In the process of scientific discovery, knowledge ampliation is pursued by means of non-
deductive inferences. When ampliative reasoning is performed, probabilities cannot be …

The decision to fund the operations of a company through debt or equity has implications for
the long-term sustainability of the organization. The purpose of this quantitative causal …

Family business scholars converged to the concept of Transgenerational Entrepreneurship
which implies that entrepreneurial families should have entrepreneurs in every generation …