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Nadia Ruiz, PhD
Employment
2022– Stanford University, Department of Philosophy Desai Family Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
Education
2022 PhD, Philosophy, University of Kansas
Thesis: Methodology and Microfoundations: A New Argument for an Autonomous Macroeconomics –advisor, Armin Schulz.
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2020-Spring Visiting Graduate Student, Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science, London School of Economics.
Sponsor: Johanna Thoma.
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Publications
Accepted Papers (Refereed Journal Articles)
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Work In Progress
1."Let's Keep it Real: Towards an Exemplificationist Account of Precision" with Polo Camacho (under review)
2.“More Methodology, Less Metaphysics: Microfoundations As a Case Study."
3. “In Economics, Model Diversity Is Not Model Pluralism."
4. "Beyond the Adequacy-For-Purpose View: Model Building Constraints."
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