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NICE WORKSHOP 21-22 of March 2011 - Hotel Westminster, 27, Promenade des AnglaisRichard Arena (Sophia-Antipolis), Alban Bouvier (Univ. Provence), Bernard Conein (Unice -Sophia Antipolis)Sponsored by the Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales of Nice-Sophia AntipolisMarch 21 Evening session 5 pm 30-7pm, salle Massena.5.30 Opening speech5.45 Ian Jarvie (University of Emory):Rationality Revisited6.30 Paul Roth (University of California at Santa Cruz): SearleworldMarch 22 Morning session 10 am-12.30 am, Salle Massena.10 am Paul Thagard (University of Waterloo):Motivation and irrationality in groups and individuals10.45 Mark Risjord (Emory University): What Happened to the Problem of Apparent Irrationality ?Break 11.3011.45 Stephen Turner (University of South Florida): Who do you believe? Me, or your own Eyes? Why the Problem of Collective Rationality is not Epistemological or Social EnoughLunch 12h30March 22 Afternoon session 2pm-4.302pm Richard Arena and Bernard Conein (UNS-ISHS): Is Economic Rationality always Individual ?2pm 45 Jes&#250;s Zamora-Bonilla (UNED &#8211; Madrid): Three types of deliberation: evidential, testimonial, and logical.Break 3.30 pm3.45 pm Alban Bouvier (University of Provence) : Pareto, Mill and the cognitive explanation of collective beliefs. Unnoticed &#34;middle-range theories&#34; in the Trattato di Sociologia Generale