The Routledge Handbook of Development Ethics provides readers with an insight into the central questions of developmet ethics, the main approaches to answering them and discusses areas for future research.
The Routledge Handbook of Development Ethics provides readers with an insight into the central questions of developmet ethics, the main approaches to answering them and discusses areas for future research.
Jay Drydyk is Professor of Philosophy at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, Past President of the International Development Ethics Association and Human Development and Capability Association Fellow. Lori Keleher is Associate Professor of Philosophy at New Mexico State University, USA. She serves on the board of the International Development Ethics Association, as well as on the Executive Council and as a Fellow for the Human Development and Capability Association.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction PART I: Contexts 2. Global ethics 3. Integral human development 4. Post-development 5. Epistemology PART II: Well-being 6. Well-being 7. Capabilities 8. Happiness 9. Adaptive preferences PART III: Social and global justice 10. Social and global justice 11. Gender 12. Indigenous peoples 13. 'Horizontal' inequalities 14. Children 15. Health PART IV: Empowerment and agency 16. Empowerment 17. Agency 18. Education 19. Displacement PART V: Environmental Sustainability 20. Sustainability and Climate Change 21. Food Production 22. Buen Vivir and the Rights of Nature PART VI: Human rights 23. Human Rights 24. The Right to Development 25. Security PART VII: Cultural freedom 26. Cultural Freedom 27. LGBTI People 28. Religion PART VIII: Responsibility 29. International Responsibilities 30. Development practitioners 31. Corruption PART IX: Regional perspectives 32. Latin America 33. South Asia 34. East Asia 35. Middle East and Northern Africa 36. French-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa 37. Sub-Saharan Africa A 38. Europe 39. USA and Canada
1. Introduction PART I: Contexts 2. Global ethics 3. Integral human development 4. Post-development 5. Epistemology PART II: Well-being 6. Well-being 7. Capabilities 8. Happiness 9. Adaptive preferences PART III: Social and global justice 10. Social and global justice 11. Gender 12. Indigenous peoples 13. 'Horizontal' inequalities 14. Children 15. Health PART IV: Empowerment and agency 16. Empowerment 17. Agency 18. Education 19. Displacement PART V: Environmental Sustainability 20. Sustainability and Climate Change 21. Food Production 22. Buen Vivir and the Rights of Nature PART VI: Human rights 23. Human Rights 24. The Right to Development 25. Security PART VII: Cultural freedom 26. Cultural Freedom 27. LGBTI People 28. Religion PART VIII: Responsibility 29. International Responsibilities 30. Development practitioners 31. Corruption PART IX: Regional perspectives 32. Latin America 33. South Asia 34. East Asia 35. Middle East and Northern Africa 36. French-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa 37. Sub-Saharan Africa A 38. Europe 39. USA and Canada
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