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Don Ross is professor of economics and dean of management at the University of Waikato, professor of economics at the University of Cape Town, and program director for methodology at the Center for the Economic Analysis of Risk at Georgia State University. His areas of recent research include economic methodology; experimental economics of risk and time preferences in vulnerable populations; strategic foundations of human sociality; and scientific metaphysics. His many publications include Economic theory and cognitive science: microexplanation (2005), Every thing must go: metaphysics naturalized (with James Ladyman) (2007), Midbrain mutiny: the picoeconomics and neuroeconomics of disordered gambling (with Carla Sharp, Rudolph Vuchinich, and David Spurrett) (2008), and Philosophy of economics (2014).