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- C. Hennig (2019) Statistical Modeling, Causal. Inference, and Social Science blog
- A. Spanos (2019) OEconomia: History, Methodology, Philosophy
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- S. Fletcher (2020) Philosophy of Science
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- C. Mayo-Wilson (2020 forthcoming) Philosophical Review
- T. Sterkenburg (2020) Journal for General Philosophy of Science
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- The Statistics Debate!with Jim Berger, Deborah Mayo, David Trafimow & Dan Jeske, moderator (10/15/20)
- The Filter podcast with Matt Asher (11/23/20)
- Philosophy of Data Science Series Keynote Episode 1: Revolutions, Reforms, and Severe Testing in Data Science with Glen Wright Colopy (11/24/20)
- Philosophy of Data Science Series Keynote Episode 2: The Philosophy of Science & Statistics with Glen Wright Colopy (12/01/20)
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LSE PH500 Research Seminar (May 21-June 25, 2020): Controversies in Phil Stat
Summer Seminar 2019 (article)
Experts convene to explore new philosophy of statistics field
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Error Statistics Philosophy 
The blogsite for the SummerSeminarPhilStat is up. Instructions for applying won’t be finalized for a few days or so, but it’s not due until March.
This sounds wonderful! However, the seminar is available for faculty and post-docs, but not for PhD candidates?
This is one of the things we will stipulate. Ph.D candidates, working on a dissertation in an area where this work would clearly benefit, may apply. A case for this can be made in the application.
Excellent! Thank you.