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A future social-ecological economics

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BORIS DOI
10.48620/87995
Date of Publication
2021
Publication Type
Article
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Vienna University of ...

Institute of Geograph...

Author
Spash, Clive L.
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Guisan, Adrien O. T.orcid-logo
Institute of Geography, Political Urbanism and Sustainable Spatial Development
Series
Real World Economics Review
Language
English
Description
This paper describes the need for and content of an emerging paradigm termed Social Ecological Economics (SEE). In this paper we argue that SEE is the essential future direction for the economics profession, not least because of the social-ecological crises facing humanity and the need for transformation of capital accumulating economic systems. Economics as a discipline is a failure because of a long running inability to address, and tendency to marginalise, such things as power relations, social inequities and injustice (across gender, class and race), ethical social provisioning, the role of care and reproductive processes, the social implications of advancing technology, treatment of others with silent voices (e.g. future generations, children, the non-human world).
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https://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue96/SpashGuisan96.pdf
Handle
https://boris-portal.unibe.ch/handle/20.500.12422/210896
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