... 2013 Social philosophy Virtue ethics Global justice Justice Philosophy Social justice Creating Capabilities aims at presenting the capabilities approach to a non‐academic audience. The capability approach was initially framed by Amartya Sen to provide an alternative...

... world. Consequently, then, the field was never conceived as an isolated phenomenon and Islamic economics remained primarily an integral part of the unified social and moral philosophy of Islam until the Second World War. It has only been from the middle of the last century that scholars have begun...

...Thomas Klikauer © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 --> Philosophy Hegel Article Type: The political economy of GFW Hegel – a review article From: International Journal of Social Economics, Volume 39, Issue 7 Ethik und Ökonomie in Hegel’s Philosophie und...

... error: Economics Philosophy Sir Malcolm Knox made his academic reputation largely as a translator of Hegel. His translation of Hegel's Philosophy of Right was published in 1942 and it was followed by a number of other translations, including the Aesthetics in 1975...

..., previously been highlighted. Having done so in the paper, a useful dialogue may ensue. Economics Philosophy It is probably quite true generally that in the history of human thinking, the most fruitful developments take place at those points where two different lines of thought meet (Heisenberg...

... in a discursive style. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Epistemology Economics Finance Philosophy Sciences Neo‐liberal economic and social thought has for long now been influenced by a scientific pursuit of dichotomous realities (Holton, 1992). This approach spells out...

... is interesting, for it gives an insight into Sen's political philosophy where freedom shows – unavoidably so – through the mediation of action. The sphere of interiority, of “no‐being‐public”, of the a‐historical transcendence is neither developed or mentioned by Sen. What does attract Sen's, 1999a, p. 19...

... kingdom. Guido Giacomo Preparata can be contacted at ggprep@u.washington.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Philosophy Sociology Social sciences Social theories Indeed, it shall not be bootless to remind the West that its greatest social scientist is without any doubt...

...Barrie Pettman; Michael Szenberg; Aron A. Gottesman; Lall Ramrattan Purpose To assess not how Samuelson's individual models contributed to human knowledge but the very true foundation on which they rest, namely, sound theory, facts, and philosophy. Design/methodology/approach This article has...

... to the technical apparatus which enlarges the comforts of life and increases the productivity of labor. Technological rationality thus protects the legitimacy of domination and leads to a rational totalitarian society. Finance Mathematics Philosophy Both empiricists and rationalists conceive...

... with questions unsolved to this day. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Money Interest Economics Philosophy Social economics Academic figures such as those of Irving Fisher in the United States and John Maynard Keynes in the United Kingdom were conquered by the fiery élan of Silvio...

... steps”, e.g. notify all other potential care givers of the fact that unless one of them comes forward with an offer to take in the infant, it will die? If so, then there is at least one positive obligation in the libertarian philosophy; if not, then, at least at the outset, the libertarian claim...

... are different from those of other paradigms. Finance Philosophy Paradigms Diversity © MCB UP Limited 2003 Monetary economics offers a wide range of competing views about the impact of monetary forces on prices and economic activity. To a large extent differences of views relate...

..., are at this level. © MCB UP Limited 2003 All theories in finance are based on a philosophy of science and a theory of society. Many theorists appear to be unaware of, or ignore, the philosophical assumptions underlying finance theories. They emphasize only some aspects of the phenomenon and ignore...

... approach is firmly rooted in social science[8]. His philosophy has profoundly influenced the way in which economists and policy makers think about the real world. By focusing on ends rather than means, Sen has revolutionised the way in which social science understands the concept of “development”[9...

... section concludes the paper. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Finance Mathematics Language Paradigm Philosophy Diversity It is generally accepted that neoclassical economists develop and refine their theory using the language of mathematics. The defense of the use of mathematics...

..., democracy, cooperation and community? What if it does not? Add to this the more recent developments in pragmatism emphasizing language rather than experience and which explicitly and with much missionary vigor dispute philosophy’s self‐assigned guiding task “to underwrite or debunk claims made...

... stable and 100−s percent unstable, where s may be 100, 95, 65, 50, 35, 5, and 0. Classical logic and modern logic are united in Rugina’s integrated logic, and then generalized in neutrosophic logic. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Language Mathematics Philosophy Coming across Rugina’s...

... an overwhelming arsenal of second‐strike nuclear weapons and to use the threat of retaliation to enforce an American peace that would be analogous to the Roman peace which that empire enforced during two centuries of ancient history. Philosophy Religion Nuclear industry War Society John C. O’Brien has...

...L.A. Duhs Y.S.   Brenner . Looking into the Seeds of Time: The Price of Modern Development, second edition . New Brunswick, London : Transaction Publishers   1998 . , ISBN: 1‐56000‐996‐9 © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Economic growth Ethics Politics Philosophy...