Below please find a list of questions on the credibility thesis. These are derived from discussions during various conferences, seminars and workshops, and have been classified in several categories: 1) Concepts and definitions; 2) Theory; 3) Methodology; 4) Other matters; and 5) Issues for discussion.

The many participants of our events are gratefully acknowledged for their stimulating feedback that we’ve received over the years, as well as for their interest in and enthusiasm to help rethinking important issues, such the “credibility of informality”, dynamic disequilibrium, endogeneity, and unintended intentionality.

For a visual introduction to the Credibility Thesis, see the short video below.

 

Prof. Peter Ho presents an introduction to the theory of Credibility, during a special session on the “Credibility of Informality” at the PLPR annual conference in Hong Kong.