This book offers social science students fresh approaches to twenty important global questions, through an ethical and socially responsible perspective. Its proposed solutions are shown to be both more effective and more aligned with human values than the traditional capitalist or neoliberal approaches taught at most business schools.
This book offers social science students fresh approaches to twenty important global questions, through an ethical and socially responsible perspective. Its proposed solutions are shown to be both more effective and more aligned with human values than the traditional capitalist or neoliberal approaches taught at most business schools.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction: Why are You Here? Daniel Souleles and Johan Gersel 2. Some Philosophical Help with 'Neoliberalism' Johan Gersel and Morten Sørensen Thaning I. Our World: 3. Where Should Food Come From? Hilary King and Andrea Rising 4. Where Should Water Come From? Sayd Randle 5. Who Gets to Own Land? Douglas Bafford 6. How Should Food Be Produced? Scott Freeman 7. Who Decides Where They Live? Elisha Oliver 8. How Much Land Do We Need? Ina Goel 9. Where Should We Park? Daniel Souleles 10. How Should We Deal With Climate Change? Aneil Tripathy 11. How Should We Make an Impact? Matthew Archer II. Our Lives: 12. Why Do Some People Want to Manage Human Fertility? Michelle A. Rensel and Rachel A. Vaughn 13. How Should Childbirth Happen? Amanda Shapiro 14. Who is Responsible for Children's Food? Jennifer Patico 15. How Should We Care for the Elderly? Amy Clotworthy 16. How are People Who Take Drugs Treated? Johannes Lenhard and Eana Meng 17. How Should We Design Access to a Health Care System? Johan Gersel, Daniel Souleles and Morten Sørensen Thaning III. Our Work: 18. What Should a Job Look Like? Hannah Elliot 19. How Should Innovation Work? Michael Scroggins 20. Who Should Get Investment Capital? Melissa Beresford 21. Who Should Own a Business? David Wood and Lenore Palladino 22. How Should the Government Decide from Whom to Buy Stuff? Jeppe Groot Index.
1. Introduction: Why are You Here? Daniel Souleles and Johan Gersel 2. Some Philosophical Help with 'Neoliberalism' Johan Gersel and Morten Sørensen Thaning I. Our World: 3. Where Should Food Come From? Hilary King and Andrea Rising 4. Where Should Water Come From? Sayd Randle 5. Who Gets to Own Land? Douglas Bafford 6. How Should Food Be Produced? Scott Freeman 7. Who Decides Where They Live? Elisha Oliver 8. How Much Land Do We Need? Ina Goel 9. Where Should We Park? Daniel Souleles 10. How Should We Deal With Climate Change? Aneil Tripathy 11. How Should We Make an Impact? Matthew Archer II. Our Lives: 12. Why Do Some People Want to Manage Human Fertility? Michelle A. Rensel and Rachel A. Vaughn 13. How Should Childbirth Happen? Amanda Shapiro 14. Who is Responsible for Children's Food? Jennifer Patico 15. How Should We Care for the Elderly? Amy Clotworthy 16. How are People Who Take Drugs Treated? Johannes Lenhard and Eana Meng 17. How Should We Design Access to a Health Care System? Johan Gersel, Daniel Souleles and Morten Sørensen Thaning III. Our Work: 18. What Should a Job Look Like? Hannah Elliot 19. How Should Innovation Work? Michael Scroggins 20. Who Should Get Investment Capital? Melissa Beresford 21. Who Should Own a Business? David Wood and Lenore Palladino 22. How Should the Government Decide from Whom to Buy Stuff? Jeppe Groot Index.
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