Anna Alexandrova is a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy of Science at University of Cambridge and a Fellow of King's College, having previously taught at the University of Missouri St Louis. She writes on philosophy of social sciences, especially economic modelling, explanation, and the sciences of well-being. She was a recipient of the Philosophy of Science Association Recent PhD Essay Prize.
Acknowledgments Introduction
Part 1: Tools for Philosophy 1. Is There a Single Concept of Well-Being? 2. Is There a Single Theory of Well-Being? 3. How to Build a Theory: The Case of Child Well-Being
Part 2: Tools for Science 4. Can the Science of Well-Being Be Objective? 5. Is Well-Being Measurable? 6. Psychometrics as Theory Avoidance
Afterword Appendix A Appendix B Works Cited
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