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Saving Science from Science Studies: a Constitutional Economics Approach
Scientific rationality has been severely questioned by science studies. Some philosophers of science, esp. Philip Kitcher, have been using economic arguments to counter this attack. But their conceptoons left open flanks for standard objections against economics. In this paper, constitutional econom
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