For more than half a century, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been perceived as the main indicator of economic and social progress. However, the intensity of the recent economic, social and ecological crises confronts societies with the deep inadequacy of their development patterns with regard to the human and ecological conditions of their sustainability. The affluence of new indicators aiming to go "beyond GDP" reveals a strong willingness to overcome such inadequacy. Though, addressing societal purposes by means of quantification entails democratic risks. Considering these risks, the thesis, encompassing three parts, aims at shedding light on the normative scope of indicators and explores the consequences of this normativity. The first ...
Western societies are facing an unprecedented series of economic, social and ecological challenges (...
The emergence of the sustainable development concept has forced economists and public decision maker...
After sixty years of predominance in the western countries, both the objective of economic growth an...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Are beyond-GDP indicators the potential lever of a paradigmatic change? Or, on the contrary, are the...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Recent research on alternative indicators suggest the need for a fundamental review of the developme...
International audienceGDP is the most widely used economic aggregate to compare, over time and space...
This article presents the guidelines of the work of IWEPS to gradually develop a system of indicator...
Few concepts appear to have captured the public and political imagination more than that of ‘sustain...
International audienceIn a first step, we define the term indicator: a simplified evaluation or meas...
GDP is the most widely used economic indicator. It is a basis for classifying states in their obsess...
Western societies are facing an unprecedented series of economic, social and ecological challenges (...
The emergence of the sustainable development concept has forced economists and public decision maker...
After sixty years of predominance in the western countries, both the objective of economic growth an...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Are beyond-GDP indicators the potential lever of a paradigmatic change? Or, on the contrary, are the...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Today, though the need for new indicators of progress is broadly recognized, no consensus has arisen...
Recent research on alternative indicators suggest the need for a fundamental review of the developme...
International audienceGDP is the most widely used economic aggregate to compare, over time and space...
This article presents the guidelines of the work of IWEPS to gradually develop a system of indicator...
Few concepts appear to have captured the public and political imagination more than that of ‘sustain...
International audienceIn a first step, we define the term indicator: a simplified evaluation or meas...
GDP is the most widely used economic indicator. It is a basis for classifying states in their obsess...
Western societies are facing an unprecedented series of economic, social and ecological challenges (...
The emergence of the sustainable development concept has forced economists and public decision maker...
After sixty years of predominance in the western countries, both the objective of economic growth an...