Preface
1. Introduction Margaret Morrison and Mary S. Morgan
2. Models as mediating instruments Margaret Morrison and Mary S. Morgan
3. Models as autonomous agents Margaret Morrison
4. Built-in justification Marcel Boumans
5. The Ising model, computer simulation, and universal physics R. I. G. Hughes
6. Techniques of modelling and paper-tools in classical chemistry Ursula Klein
7. The role of models in the application of scientific theories: epistemological implications Mauricio Suarez
8. Knife edge caricature modelling: the case of Marx's reproduction schema Geert Reuten
9. Models and the limits of theory: quantum Hamiltonians and the BCS model of superconductivity Nancy Cartwright
10. Past measurement and future prediction Adrienne van den Bogaard
11. Models and stories in Hadron physics Stephan Hartmann
12. Learning from models Mary S. Morgan.
