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13th Annual PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ROUNDTABLE - March 18 - 20, 2011     Ecole Normale Sup&#233;rieure de Paris     Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris     Institut Jean Nicod (ENS/EHESS/CNRS),     D&#233;partement de Philosophie (ENS),     D&#233;partement des Sciences Sociales (ENS)ProgramFRIDAY, MARCH 18 afternoonSalle Dussane (13.30 - 14): Opening speech: Monique Canto-Sperber, Head of the ENS.Salle Dussane (14-17): Cognitive Science / Social Cognition I. Chair : Daniel Andler (ENS, Dpt Sc. Cogn)Panel: Mirror, Mirror in the Brain: How Important are You to the Philosophy of Social Science?Byron Kaldis (Hellenic Open University)Karsten Stueber (College of the Holy Cross)Stephen Turner (University of South Florida) Salle Cavaill&#232;s (14-17): Social mechanisms Isabelle Drouet (Institut d'Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques (IHPST), Paris), Causation in social mechanismsClemens Hirsch (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Elaborating Social MechanismsJulian Reiss (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Social Science CounterfactualsSalle Dussane (18-19.30): plenary sessionKeynote address: Paul Thagard (University of Waterloo): Minds, Brains, and Social Change: Integrating the Cognitive and Social SciencesChair: Fran&#231;ois R&#233;canati, Head of the Institut Jean Nicod (ENS/EHESS/CNRS)SATURDAY, MARCH 19 MorningAmphi Rataud (9-12): Cognitive Science / Social Cognition IIKoosha Eghbal (University of Edinburgh, UK and Institute Jean Nicod, France),Socializing the Naturalized Mind: On the collective extension of cognition Bence Nanay (University of Antwerp and University of Cambridge), The Philosophy of Social Cognition: From Theory of Mind to Vicarious Perception Jonathan Y. Tsou (Iowa State University), Psychiatric Classifications, Looping Effects, and Stable Targets: Mental Disorders as Natural KindsSalle Cavaill&#232;s (9-12): Reasons, Actions and CausesMichael Brownstein (New Jersey Institute of Technology) and Alex Madva (Columbia University), Ethical Automaticity: The Ethics of AliefRui Silva (University of the Azores/LanCog Group &#8211; University of Lisbon), Reasons and Causes in the Social SciencesThomas Uebel (The University of Manchester), Narrative and Action Explanation SATURDAY, MARCH 19 afternoonAmphi Rataud (14-17): Collectives and Collective IntentionalityFilip Buekens (University of Leuven, Belgium and Tilburg University), Social Constructions vs. Institutional FactsMattia Gallotti (University of Exeter), A Naturalistic Argument for the Irreducibility of Collective IntentionalityLaurence Kaufmann (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), The Two Sides of Collectives Salle Cavaill&#232;s (14-17) Deliberative ProcessBruce Chapman (University of Toronto), Pluralism, Proportionality, and ProcessMiranda del Corral and Jes&#250;s Zamora-Bonilla (UNED, Madrid), Deliberation, Collective Judgment, and the Sharing of ReasonsMark Tamthai (Payap University, Thailand) and Siriphen Piriyachittakornkit and Piyarudee Chaiyaporn (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand), Peacebuilding knowledge as phronesis, and the implications for practitioners Amphi Rataud (18-19.30): plenary sessionOpening Speech: Fran&#231;ois Weil, Head of the EHESSKeynote address: Dan Sperber (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris and Central European University, Budapest): The fundamental error in social ontology and how to correct itChair: Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Nef (IJN, ENS/EHESS/CNRS).Sunday, March 20 Morning Salle Dussane (9-12): Norms, Performance and Collective Agency Beatrice Kobow (University of Leipzig), Understanding Akrasia in Contexts of Collective Agency Towards an Evaluation of Group Agents and Group Actions J. S. Latsis (Oxford University), Performativity and critique in the social sciencesJulie Zahle (University of Copenhagen), Practices and the Perception of Normative StatesSalle Cavaill&#232;s (9-12): Political economy, Political sociology, and Policy-makingBenjamin Six (Coll&#232;ge Thomas More, Louvain), About collective action limitations within the social capital paradigm: The trust issueJ.D. Trout (Loyola University Chicago), The Unscientific Governance of Science and Illusions of InclusionJeroen Van Bouwel (Ghent University), Different understandings of scientific pluralism in social science: Inquiring a controversy within International Political Economy.Sunday, March 20 afternoon Salle Dussane (13.30 &#8211; 16. 30) : Methodology of Sociology and other Specific Social SciencesHarry Collins (Cardiff University), &#8216;Representativeness&#8217; in Sociological InvestigationBenjamin Manktelow (University of Sheffield), Distributed Discipline: Archaeology, Disunity and the Trading ZoneGreg Yudin (Higher School of Economics, Moscow), Reflexivity at the crossroads: From the reflexive objectivation to reflexive subjectivation Salle Cavaill&#232;s (13.30 &#8211; 16. 30): Evidence &#34;for Use&#34; and Analogical Reasoning in Social ScienceLisa Lederer (University of Pittsburgh), Defining the &#34;Evidence&#34; in Evidence Based Medicine and Evidence Based PolicyEleonora Montuschi (University of Venice Ca&#8217; Foscari and The London School of Economics), If evidence is for use, is objectivity for real?Attilia Ruzzene (Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics (EIPE)), Extrapolation as a Circular PracticeSalle Becket (13.30 &#8211; 16. 30) : Methodology of social, behavioral and natural sciencesErik Angner (University of Alabama at Birmingham), The Problem with Happiness MeasurementSophia Efstathiou (Southampton University), Conceiving Social Science out of the Ordinary: Found ScienceDavid Teira Serrano and Mar&#237;a Jim&#233;nez Buedo (UNED (Madrid)), Human reactivity in experiments in the medical and social sciencesSalle Dussane (16.45 &#8211; 18.15) final plenary sessionA Presentation of the Handbook of the Philosophy of Social Science (Sage Publications, forthcoming) by Ian Jarvie (York University) and Jes&#249;s Zamora (Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED), Madrid) and a concluding overview of the 2011 Roundtable by James Bohman, Paul Roth and Alison Wylie (founders of the Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable).Program committee    Local host : Alban Bouvier - Institut Jean Nicod, Ecole Normale Sup&#233;rieure, 29, Rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris, France bouvier.alban@wanadoo.fr    James Bohman - Department of Philosophy, Saint Louis University,3800 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63156-0907 bohmanjf@slu.edu    Mark Risjord - Department of Philosophy, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322 mrisjor@emory.edu    Paul Roth, Department of Philosophy, University of California, Santa Cruz 1156 High Street Santa Cruz, CA 95064 paroth@ucsc.edu    Stephen Turner Department of Philosophy FAO 226 University of South Florida Tampa, FL 33620 turner@usf.edu    Alison Wylie Department of Philosophy University of Washington Box 353350 Seattle, WA 98195 aw26@u.washington.eduInstitutional committee    Claude Debru, Head of the Department of Philosophy (ENS),     Fran&#231;ois R&#233;canati, Head of the Institut Jean Nicod (ENS/EHESS/CNRS),     Jean-Marie Schaeffer, EHESS Presidency Committee Member,     Florence Weber, Head of the Department of Social Science (ENS)Logistics     Olivier Gaudin (ENS), Olivier Morin (ENS), Asia Ferrin (Washington U.) and     Sophie Bilardello (Communication, IJN)Registration is free but mandatory: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dHZZWlBQSXNaNFZkRHdBdXZjSzVUanc6MQ