Add to ORKGThe happiness movement represents a new paradigm where social, economic, and environmental systems are structured to encourage human well-being in a sustainable environment. Bhutan has adopted Gross National Happiness (GNH) as a way of determining its society’s success in contrast to purely economic goals and the singular use of the gross domestic product indicator. Bhutanese policy promulgation includes use of a GNH screening tool. In the United Kingdom, happiness indicators are being used to collect data and the government is starting to explore their application to policy. The Bhutanese GNH policy screening tool has been adapted for the grassroots activists, providing opportunities for everyone to participate in the happiness movement
Most economies rely on a national accounting system called Gross Domestic Product (GDP) that measure...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Bonheur et progrès : mesurer le bien-être au Bhout...
Today there is increasing support for the idea that governments should aim at greater happiness for ...
Over the last twenty years (that is, this century), there has been an explosion of interest in measu...
This author examines subjective indicators of well-being as they relate to the happiness movement, a...
As a society we care about what we measure, we use what we measure, and what we measure drives polic...
As a society we care about what we measure, we use what we measure, and what we measure drives polic...
textabstractOne of the goals of developmental policy is to create greater happiness for a greater nu...
Back in the 1970s, when discussion concerning economic development was monopolized by the concept of...
This article considers the concept of gross national happinesss, as it has evolved in Bhutan, agains...
Happiness is rising on the political agenda and this calls for measures of how well nations perform ...
Gross National Happiness (GNH) is often recommended as a new approach to assessing economic and soci...
Bhutan was the first country in the world to pursue happiness as a state policy. The Bhutanese conce...
From a psychological point of view the author describes a process to determine a quantifiable measur...
This paper concerns the operationalization of the concept of Gross National Happiness (GNH). It assu...
Most economies rely on a national accounting system called Gross Domestic Product (GDP) that measure...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Bonheur et progrès : mesurer le bien-être au Bhout...
Today there is increasing support for the idea that governments should aim at greater happiness for ...
Over the last twenty years (that is, this century), there has been an explosion of interest in measu...
This author examines subjective indicators of well-being as they relate to the happiness movement, a...
As a society we care about what we measure, we use what we measure, and what we measure drives polic...
As a society we care about what we measure, we use what we measure, and what we measure drives polic...
textabstractOne of the goals of developmental policy is to create greater happiness for a greater nu...
Back in the 1970s, when discussion concerning economic development was monopolized by the concept of...
This article considers the concept of gross national happinesss, as it has evolved in Bhutan, agains...
Happiness is rising on the political agenda and this calls for measures of how well nations perform ...
Gross National Happiness (GNH) is often recommended as a new approach to assessing economic and soci...
Bhutan was the first country in the world to pursue happiness as a state policy. The Bhutanese conce...
From a psychological point of view the author describes a process to determine a quantifiable measur...
This paper concerns the operationalization of the concept of Gross National Happiness (GNH). It assu...
Most economies rely on a national accounting system called Gross Domestic Product (GDP) that measure...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Bonheur et progrès : mesurer le bien-être au Bhout...
Today there is increasing support for the idea that governments should aim at greater happiness for ...