"Speculation (Boston Review / Forum)" is a thought-provoking non-fiction anthology that delves into the realms of economic theory, financial markets, and societal impacts. Featuring contributions from distinguished economists, philosophers, and social scientists, this collection explores the intricate dance between speculation and reality. Themes include market dynamics, risk assessment, and the ethical dimensions of financial speculation. With essays from notable figures such as Robert Shiller and Sheila Dow, this book offers a comprehensive and critical examination of how speculative practices shape our world. Ideal for readers interested in economics, finance, and the broader implications of speculative behaviour on society.