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Introduction: Why intersubjectivity? Edward Fullbrook. PART IIntersubjective Agents.Collective intentionality and individual behaviourJohn B. Davis Reciprocity, cooperation and limits to competition Armin Falkand Ernst Fehr All consumption is conspicuous Anne Mayhew Flaws in thefoundation: Consumer behavior and general equilibrium theory Frank AckermanOn the need for a more complete ontology of the consumer Ralph WilliamPfouts Conspicuous consumption in economic theory and thought Roger S. MasonThe economics of criminal participation: Radical subjectivist andintersubjectivist critiques Peter Wynarczyk Everybody is talking about it:Intersubjectivity and the television industry Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap PARTII Intersubjective Structures. Market, imitation and tradition: Hayek v.Keynes Jean-Pierre Dupuy The formation and development of individual agency:Reconstitutive and downward causation Geoffrey Hodgson Conventions ofco-ordination and the framing of uncertainty Laurent Thevenot On criticalrealism and intersubjectivity Paul Lewis and Jochen Runde Social networks andinformation Paul Ormerod Dispositions, social structures and economicpractices: Towards a structural-genetic economics Frederic Lebaron AdamSmith's sympathy: Towards a normative economics S.Abu Turab Rizvi Frenchconventions theory and interface management: Towards a new theory of the firmThierry Levy An intersubjective theory of value Edward Fullbrook