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Policy ethnography and conservative transition from plan to market: The construction of policy rationalities and the “intellectual limitations of leading comrades”

Fforde, Adam - In: International Journal of Social Economics 36 (2009) May, pp. 658-678

/methodology/approach – “Policy ethnography” may be used to examine the emergence of policy rationalities that may or may not be locally feasible …

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Justice in entrepreneurial organizations

Newbert, Scott L.; Stouder, Michael D. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 38 (2011) April, pp. 453-465

Purpose – Justice is a traditional and central moral criterion in society, and is determined, expressed, and assessed differently in different social settings. The purpose of this paper is to propose a justice perspective from contemporary political philosophy in order to explore and prescribe...

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Natural religion and “moral capitalism”: Insights from Adam Smith and Thorstein Veblen

Leathers, Charles G.; Raines, J. Patrick - In: International Journal of Social Economics 38 (2011) March, pp. 330-340

analyzed in Wealth of Nations. Veblen's natural religion of “Christian morals” had a natural rights analogue in the ethics of a …

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Norms for evaluating economic globalization

Gaburro, Giuseppe; O'Boyle, Edward J. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 30 (2003) January, pp. 95-118

This article examines experience with global financial integration to identify norms for evaluating economic globalization. There are two perspectives regarding globalization: mainstream economics and personalist economics. The first perspective regards itself as value-free even though its...

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The foundations of the ethical tradition of economics: Plato's Republic

Alvey, James E. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 38 (2011) August, pp. 824-846

Purpose – Economics was closely entwined with ethics up to the 1930s when this weakened subsequently. Amartya Sen first … sketched this historical relationship in his book, On Ethics and Economics. This paper is in broad agreement with Sen. It aims …

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The ethical foundations of economics in ancient Greece, focussing on Socrates and Xenophon

Alvey, James E. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 38 (2011) July, pp. 714-733

Purpose – Economics had a strong linkage to ethics up to the 1930s but this has virtually disappeared today. Amartya … Sen first sketched the historical relationship in his book On Ethics & Economics. This article seeks to explore the … elements of Sen's understanding of good human functioning. There is a strong linkage between ethics and economics in Socrates …

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On making human development more humane

Dar, Humayon A. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 31 (2004) October, pp. 1071-1088

development concept, necessitating a more adequate measure of human development. This paper introduces an ethics-augmented human …

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Retirement entitlement and monetary-fiscal policy

Swanson, G.A. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 31 (2004) September, pp. 818-831

Exchange-based societies widely disperse their day-to-day decisions among their members and components. They arrange pluralistic social processes by means of economic exchange. In such societies, the fundamental dynamic of exchange should be a central consideration of any social welfare...

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“Green” company or “green” consumers: a Kantian retrospective

Feng, Fulong-Daniel - In: International Journal of Social Economics 37 (2010) September, pp. 779-783

to Kantian responsibility with the appointment of a chief ethical officer and creation of an ethics department in an …

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Edited ethics: corporate governance and Kant's philosophy

McNutt, Patrick A. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 37 (2010) September, pp. 741-754

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the debate on an ethical foundation underpinning modern corporate governance and to argue that an ethical foundation is absent in the definition of corporate governance. The paper recommends an applied Kantian philosophy....

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