Social Choice, Agency, Inclusiveness and Capabilities
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Social Choice, Agency, Inclusiveness and Capabilities
Anand, P. B.; Comim, Flavio; Fennell, Shailaja
Cambridge University Press
03/2024
446
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Inglês
9781009232708
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: social choice, agency, inclusiveness and capabilities Flavio Comim, P. B. Anand and Shailaja Fennell; 1. The many facets of social choice theory Wulf Gaertner; 2. Beyond capabilities? Sen's social choice approach Flavio Comim; 3. Examining the challenge of communication in diffusing innovative education programmes: an analysis drawing on public choice, social choice and capability framings Shailaja Fennell; 4. Nudging the capabilities for a sustainable city? When the libertarian paternalist meets the paretian liberal P. B. Anand; 5. Strengthening research capacity in Northern Nigeria: identity, choice and capability Michael Watts, Nafisa Waziri and Oladele Akogun; 6. In defence of inclusiveness: on sustainable human development, capability and indicators of progress Mozaffar Qizilbash; 7. Exploring sen on self-interest and commitment Gay Meeks; 8. Incorporating an emotional dimension in the capability approach John Cameron; 9. Sufficiency reexamined Jay Drydyk; 10. Adaptive preferences vs Internalisation in deprivation: conceptual comparison between the capabilities approach and the self-determination theory Tadashi Hirai; 11. Capabilities and relational ontologies: Sen and indigenous theories of development Ana Estefania Carballo; 12. Creativity and capabilities: a problem of change and uncertainty? Jonathan Warner; 13. 'Measuring the Independence of 'Dependent' persons based on the capability approach' Hideyuki Kobayashi and Reiko Gotoh; 14. Indigenous challenges to the capability approach: a relational ontology of community and sustainability Ana Estefania Carballo; 15. Situating the family within the capabilities framework: a collective conversion factor. The role of the household configuration in the quality of life in Mali Claudine Sauvain-Dugerdil and Siaka Cisse; 16. An ethical perspective on the UK's improving lives: the future of work, health and disability Jacques Tamin; 17. Public services as conversion factors: exploring the theory and practice Richard Brunner and Nick Watson.
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Introduction: social choice, agency, inclusiveness and capabilities Flavio Comim, P. B. Anand and Shailaja Fennell; 1. The many facets of social choice theory Wulf Gaertner; 2. Beyond capabilities? Sen's social choice approach Flavio Comim; 3. Examining the challenge of communication in diffusing innovative education programmes: an analysis drawing on public choice, social choice and capability framings Shailaja Fennell; 4. Nudging the capabilities for a sustainable city? When the libertarian paternalist meets the paretian liberal P. B. Anand; 5. Strengthening research capacity in Northern Nigeria: identity, choice and capability Michael Watts, Nafisa Waziri and Oladele Akogun; 6. In defence of inclusiveness: on sustainable human development, capability and indicators of progress Mozaffar Qizilbash; 7. Exploring sen on self-interest and commitment Gay Meeks; 8. Incorporating an emotional dimension in the capability approach John Cameron; 9. Sufficiency reexamined Jay Drydyk; 10. Adaptive preferences vs Internalisation in deprivation: conceptual comparison between the capabilities approach and the self-determination theory Tadashi Hirai; 11. Capabilities and relational ontologies: Sen and indigenous theories of development Ana Estefania Carballo; 12. Creativity and capabilities: a problem of change and uncertainty? Jonathan Warner; 13. 'Measuring the Independence of 'Dependent' persons based on the capability approach' Hideyuki Kobayashi and Reiko Gotoh; 14. Indigenous challenges to the capability approach: a relational ontology of community and sustainability Ana Estefania Carballo; 15. Situating the family within the capabilities framework: a collective conversion factor. The role of the household configuration in the quality of life in Mali Claudine Sauvain-Dugerdil and Siaka Cisse; 16. An ethical perspective on the UK's improving lives: the future of work, health and disability Jacques Tamin; 17. Public services as conversion factors: exploring the theory and practice Richard Brunner and Nick Watson.
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