chapter 1 Introduction: Why economics should go “full spectrum” -- part PART I The broadness of knowledge -- chapter 2 The structure of economic knowledge -- chapter 3 An Integral approach: The four quadrants of reality -- part PART II Neoclassical reductionism -- chapter 4 Individualism,...

This reply takes up specific points raised by Professor Kolm over which there persists some disagreement between us. It offers a rather broad, philosophically oriented discussion of the issues. I explain why I think Kolm is right in preferring the term 'equity' to that of 'envy-freeness,' but I...

The criterion of envy-freeness, according to which no agent should prefer any of his neighbours' allocation to his own, has become a central part of the economic theory of distributive justice. It essentially corresponds to the need to express an ideal of equality in societies where preferences...