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2012

Leuridan, Bert, and Erik Weber. 2012. “Causality And Explanation In The Sciences”. Theoria - revista de teoria historia y fundamentos de la ciencia 27: 133–136.

Weber, Erik, and Leen De Vreese. 2012. “Causation In Perspective: Are All Causal Claims Equally Warranted?”. Philosophica 84: 123–148.

Martens, Liesbeth, and Erik Weber. 2012. “Het Debat Tussen 'groene Spellers' En 'witte Spellers' Geëvalueerd Vanuit Een Sociaal-Epistemologische Invalshoek”. Ethiek & Maatschappij 14: 61–78.

Weber, Erik. 2012. “Het Doel Van Wetenschap: Is Er Een Derde Weg Tussen Onbeperkt Intentioneel Realisme En Strikt Pragmatisme?” Tom Claes. Door Denken en Doen. Essays bij het Werk van Ronald Commers: 243–253.

Šešelja, Dunja, and Erik Weber. 2012. “Rationality And Irrationality In The History Of Continental Drift: Was The Hypothesis Of Continental Drift Worthy Of Pursuit?”. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 43: 147–159.

Weber, Erik, and Maarten Van Dyck. 2012. “Rationally Evaluating Inconsistent Theories”. PHILOSOPHICA 86: 83–99.

Weber, Erik, Jeroen Van Bouwel, and Merel Lefevere. 2012. “The Role Of Unification In Explanations Of Facts” Henk De Regt, Okasha, Samir, and Hartmann, Stephan. EPSA Philosophy of Science 2009: 403-413.

Weber, Erik. 2012. “Two Gaps In The Contextual Theory Of Scientific Understanding”. The Reasoner 6: 130-131.

Weber, Erik. 2012. “Two Problems For The Contextual Theory Of Scienitfic Understanding”. The Reasoner 6: 60–62.

2013

Heylen, Ben, and Erik Weber. 2013. “Causaliteit En De Methodestrijd: Naar Een Geïntegreerd Gebruik Van Kwalitatief En Kwantitatief Onderzoek In Een Praktisch Georiënteerde Criminologie”. Panopticon 34: 115–133.

Weber, Erik, Jeroen Van Bouwel, and Leen De Vreese. 2013. “How To Study Scientific Explanation?”. Scientific Explanation: 25–37.

Weber, Erik, Thomas Reydon, Mieke Boon, Wybo Houkes, and Pieter Vermaas. 2013. “The Ice-Theory Of Technical Functions”. Metascience 22: 23–44.

Gervais, Raoul, and Erik Weber. 2013. “Inferential Explanations In Biology”. Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 44: 356–364.

Gervais, Raoul, and Erik Weber. 2013. “Plausibility Versus Richness In Mechanistic Models”. PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY 26: 139–152.

Weber, Erik, Jeroen Van Bouwel, and Leen De Vreese. 2013. Scientific Explanation. Springer.

2014

Provijn, Dagmar. 2014. “Bloody Analogical Reasoning” Erik Weber, Wouters, Dietlinde, and Meheus, Joke. Logic, Reasoning, and Rationality: 217–232.

Heeffer, Albrecht. 2014. “Data-Driven Induction In Scientific Discovery: A Critical Assessment Based On Kepler's Discoveries” Erik Weber, Wouters, Dietlinde, and Meheus, Joke. Logic, reasoning, and rationality: 59–76.

Gervais, Raoul. 2014. “Explaining Capacities: Assessing The Explanatory Power Of Models In The Cognitive Sciences” Erik Weber, Wouters, Dietlinde, and Meheus, Joke. Logic, Reasoning, and Rationality: 45-57.

van Eck, Dingmar, and Erik Weber. 2014. “Function Ascription And Explanation: Elaborating An Explanatory Utility Desideratum For Ascriptions Of Technical Functions”. Erkenntnis 79: 1367–1389.

Wieland, Jan Willem. 2014. “Internalism Does Entail Scepticism” Erik Weber, Wouters, Dietlinde, and Meheus, Joke. Logic, Reasoning, and Rationality 5: 247-260.

Frans, Joachim, and Erik Weber. 2014. “Mechanistic Explanation And Explanatory Proofs In Mathematics”. Philosophia Mathematica 22: 231–248.

Weber, Erik, and Merel Lefevere. 2014. “The Role Of Unification In Micro-Explanations Of Physical Laws”. Theoria - revista de teoria historia y fundamentos de la ciencia 79: 41–56.

2015

Weber, Erik, and Inge De Bal. 2015. “Contrastive Causation In Genetics And Physics”. Philosophica 90: 93-113.

Weber, Erik, Raoul Gervais, and Jeroen Van Bouwel. 2015. “The 'green Cheese' And 'red Herring' Problems Reconsidered. Epistemological Versus Methodological Tasks For Philosophers Of Science”. Logique et analyse: 433-455.

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