Reintroducing ethics to economics and development theories

Frank Jan de Graaf

Reintroducing ethics to economics and development theories

Frank Jan de Graaf

International Business

University of Amsterdam

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Frank Jan de Graaf argues that the domination of neoclassical economic thinking in academia has contributed to the economic crisis and hindered thinking about sustainable development. Currently, ethics is re-entering the debate about how to develop prosperous open societies. A group of NGOs recently came up with an interesting alternative perspective on economics and social development. Their thinking could enrich mainstream economics.
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Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Journal	Digital Development Debates
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 17 Dec 2010

Keywords

sustainability
ethical aspects
socio-economic development
methodology

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