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| Name | Ludwig Van Den Hauwe |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | Independent (looking for a position) |
| ludwigvandenhauwe@gmail.com | |
| Website | https://dauphine.academia.edu/LudwigvandenHauweMSciPhD |
| Google Scholar | Search on Google Scholar |
| Areas of Research | Bayesianism in Social Science, Emergence and Complexity, Ethical/Political Issues and Social Sciences, Evolutionary Theory and Social Science, Formal Epistemology, Institutionalism and Institutional Theory, Paradigms and Research Traditions in Social Sciences, Philosophy of Economics, Quantitative Methods in Social Science, Social Norms, Experiments in Social Sciences |
| Biographical Info | Ludwig Van Den Hauwe studied Finance at Vlerick Business School and Economics at Paris Dauphine University. He also holds master-level degrees in Laws and in Philosophy from Ghent University. |