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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Robert L. GallagherPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.349kg ISBN: 9780367666569ISBN 10: 0367666561 Pages: 224 Publication Date: 30 September 2020 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPART I Post-Enlightenment Aristotelian theorists of political economy. 1. Karl Marx: ""The Aristotle of the nineteenth century"". 2. Karl Polanyi. 3. John Rawls. 4. Amartya Sen. 5. Martha Nussbaum. PART II Aristotle’s critique of political economy. 6. The metaphysical foundations of Aristotle’s critique of political economy. 7. Living well versus mere living: The bifurcation of the community. 8. Incommensurability and Aristotle’s theory of value. 9. Reciprocity and reciprocal justice. 10. Grace in Aristotle’s theory of exchange. PART III Contemporary application. Social welfare analysis: theory. 11. The state of social welfare analysis. 12. Derivation of an Aristotelian Social Welfare Function. PART IV Contemporary application. Social welfare analysis: application. 13. Estimating values of an Aristotelian Social Welfare Function. 14. Quantitative studies in an Aristotelian Social Welfare Function. Conclusion.ReviewsThis book is uniquely relevant for current debates on globalization, income distribution and social welfare. It is of particular interest to readers concerned with contemporary issues in philosophy and political economy. - Leo Michelis, Ryerson University, Canada 'This book is an outstandingly detailed study of Aristotle's economic thought as it relates to his metaphysics, ethics and politics [...] Gallagher puts forward provocative, well-argued ideas and hypotheses through a thorough and methodical analysis of Aristotle's texts (almost all of them translated from the original Greek by Gallagher himself). [...] Gallagher's book introduces a stimulating approach to Aristotle's political economy, shedding light on a possible diagnosis and a therapy for current economic problems.' - Ricardo Crespo, Universidad Austral, Argentina, in History of Economic Thought and Policy """This book is uniquely relevant for current debates on globalization, income distribution and social welfare. It is of particular interest to readers concerned with contemporary issues in philosophy and political economy."" - Leo Michelis, Ryerson University, Canada ‘This book is an outstandingly detailed study of Aristotle’s economic thought as it relates to his metaphysics, ethics and politics […] Gallagher puts forward provocative, well-argued ideas and hypotheses through a thorough and methodical analysis of Aristotle’s texts (almost all of them translated from the original Greek by Gallagher himself). […] Gallagher’s book introduces a stimulating approach to Aristotle’s political economy, shedding light on a possible diagnosis and a therapy for current economic problems.’ - Ricardo Crespo, Universidad Austral, Argentina, in History of Economic Thought and Policy" This book is uniquely relevant for current debates on globalization, income distribution and social welfare. It is of particular interest to readers concerned with contemporary issues in philosophy and political economy. - Leo Michelis, Ryerson University, Canada 'This book is an outstandingly detailed study of Aristotle's economic thought as it relates to his metaphysics, ethics and politics [...] Gallagher puts forward provocative, well-argued ideas and hypotheses through a thorough and methodical analysis of Aristotle's texts (almost all of them translated from the original Greek by Gallagher himself). [...] Gallagher's book introduces a stimulating approach to Aristotle's political economy, shedding light on a possible diagnosis and a therapy for current economic problems.' - Ricardo Crespo, Universidad Austral, Argentina, in History of Economic Thought and Policy Author InformationRobert L. Gallagher is Director of the Eudemian Institute and Honorary Research Associate at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade, Serbia. Dr Gallagher lives in Lebanon. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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