Human development and Amartya Sen's capability approach have become of great interest to development scholars from different disciplines, however few books have explored the links between social choice and human development issues. This book fully explores the relevance of social choice to human development.
Human development and Amartya Sen's capability approach have become of great interest to development scholars from different disciplines, however few books have explored the links between social choice and human development issues. This book fully explores the relevance of social choice to human development.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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 Cissé; 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.
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 Cissé; 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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