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Leuridan, Bert. 2007. “Supervenience: Its Logic And Its Inferential Role In Classical Genetics”. Logique et analyse 50: 147–171.

Leuridan, Bert. 2012. “What Are Mechanisms In Social Science? (Review)”. Metascience 21: 395-398.

Leuridan, Bert, Erik Weber, and Maarten Van Dyck. 2008. “The Practical Value Of Spurious Correlations: Selective Versus Manipulative Policy”. Analysis 68: 298–303.

Leuridan, Bert. 2008. “Laws Of Nature And Causality In The Special Sciences: A Philosophical And Formal Analysis”.

Leuridan, Bert. 2013. “The Structure Of Scientific Theories, Explanation, And Unification. A Causal-Structural Account”. The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 65: 717–771.

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.

Leuridan, Bert. 2009. “Causal Discovery And The Problem Of Ignorance: An Adaptive Logic Approach”. Journal of Applied Logic 7: 188–205. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jal.2007.11.004.

Leuridan, Bert. 2007. “Galton's Blinding Glasses: Modern Statistics Hiding Causal Structure In Early Theories Of Inheritance.” Federica Russo and Williamson, Jon. Causality and probability in the sciences: 243–262.

Leuridan, Bert, and Erik Weber. 2011. “The Iarc And Mechanistic Evidence” Phyllis McKay Illari, Russo, Federica, and Williamson, Jon. Causality in the Sciences: 91–109.

Leuridan, Bert. 2010. “Can Mechanisms Really Replace Laws Of Nature?”. Philosophy of Science 77: 317–340. http://dx.doi.org/10.1086/652959.

Leuridan, Bert, and Anton Froeyman. 2012. “On Lawfulness In History And Historiography”. HISTORY AND THEORY 51: 172–192.

Leuridan, Bert. 2011. “Three Problems For The Mutual Manipulability Account Of Constitutive Relevance In Mechanisms”. The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 63: 399–427.