The 'But For' Test and Other Devices -- The Role of Hypothetical Events in the Law.
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Past Futures: From Re-enactment to the Simulation of History in Computer Games.
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The Interpretation of Pictures and the Documentary Method.
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Interpretative Visual Analysis Developments: State of the Art and Pending Problems.
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The Evaluation of Welfare State Performance: Modelling a Counterfactual World.
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Shipbuilding in Italy, 1861-1913: The Burden of the Evidence.
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Fallacies and Thresholds: Notes on the Early Evolution of Alternate History.
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Chance and Necessity in History: E.H. Carr and Leon Trotsky Compared.
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Konvention, Organisation und Institution. Der institutionentheoretische Beitrag der „Économie des conventions‟.
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"Do I See What the Market Does Not See?": Counterfactual Thinking in Financial Markets.
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Invented Formosa, the Empire of the Great Khan and Lilliput: Can 18th Century Fiction be Counterfactual?
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The Birth of the European Union: Challenging the Myth of the Civilian Power Narrative.
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"What If…Charlemagne's Other Sons had survived?" Charlemagne's Sons and the Problems of Royal Succession.
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Crossing Paths between East and West. The Use of Counterfactual Thinking for the Concept of "Entangled Histories.".
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Counterfactuals and Futures Histories. Retrospective Imagining as an Auxiliary for the Scenarios of Expectance.
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Counterfactuals, History and Fiction.
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Counterfactual Thinking as a Scientific Method.
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The Psychology of Counterfactual Thinking.
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Editorial: Unpredictability, Contingency and Counterfactuals.
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