34.2 - Counterfactual Thinking
Special Issue
- Wenzlhuemer, Roland: Editorial: Unpredictability, contingency and counterfactuals.
- Roese, Neal J.; Morrison, Mike: The psychology of counterfactual thinking.
- Wenzlhuemer, Roland: Counterfactual thinking as a scientific method.
- Lebow, Richard Ned: Counterfactuals, history and fiction.
- Schmid, Georg: Counterfactuals and futures histories: retrospective imagining as an auxiliary for the scenarios of expectance.
- Talbot, Ann: Chance and necessity in history: E.H. Carr and Leon Trotsky compared.
- Winthrop-Young, Geoffrey: Fallacies and thresholds: notes on the early evolution of alternate history.
- Weber, Helmut: The 'but for' test and other devices: the role of hypothetical events in the law.
- Ennen, Jens: The evaluation of welfare state performance: modelling a counterfactual world.
- Svetlova, Ekaterina: "Do I see what the market does not see?" Counterfactual thinking in financial markets.
- Schiel, Juliane: Crossing paths between east and west: the use of counterfactual thinking for the concept of "entangled histories".
- Ohnacker, Elke: "What if... Charlemagne's other sons had survived?" Charlemagne's sons and the problems of royal succession.
- Phillipps, Sören: The birth of the European Union: challenging the myth of the civilian power narrative.
- Winnerling, Tobias: Invention Formosa, the empire of the Great Khan and Lilliput: can 18th century fiction be counterfactual?
Mixed Issue
