theory and management. This book is of interest to scholars in philosophy, biology, information systems, communications …, social theory, management science and operational research as well as those in the systems community …

, paying particular attention to the way in which Aristotle’s mediated starting point resonates in Marx’s method. While Hegel … reclaims the materialist dimensions of Aristotle’s system. It will be argued here that such an interpretation sheds important …

establishing happiness as a consistent normative concept. In order to show this, I return to the theories of Aristotle and Seneca … between Aristotle and Seneca has implications both on the quantitative character of happiness and on the role of public policy …

Aristotle (384-322 B.C.), the most important thinker who has ever lived, advanced a body of thought with respect to the … the place of economy within a society that included commercial buying and selling. It follows that Aristotle's economic …

from Aristotle to Mill to Rawls or Parfit. Happiness studies also suggest some potential reasons why we appear to act …

The aim of this paper is to associate elements of Aristotle's view of a "good society" with the development ethics … standpoint of a "good society." For Aristotle, the vehicle to "eudaimonia" and to a "good society" is "politics." We argue that … development ethics provides an ethical response to the question "what is good society" based on Aristotle's key concept of …