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Considers the role of work in society, tracing the historical process by which it dominates individu...
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Designing the future of work is crucial to the health and well‐being of people and societies. Expert...
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One of the most exciting recent developments in the social sciences has been the rapid formulation a...
The aim of this paper is to rethink the basic source (human labor) of wealth creation and its ultima...
In this paper presented to the NZ Treasury, Jonathan Boston asks how governments can build good soci...
The importance of worker well-being is widely-embraced both in theory and policy, but there are nume...
This paper aims to explore the conditions for meaningful work as a moral responsibility. Meaningful ...
The principles of Decent Work inspire today the struggle against poverty and the promotion of an equ...
Moral needs can be understood only through objectively formed conditions and circumstances. Moral ne...
This paper offers a theory through which, we argue, we can more appropriately evaluate and potential...
Considers the role of work in society, tracing the historical process by which it dominates individu...
This article addresses a long-held dispute across social science disciplines: that market and moral ...
In this article a moral economy approach is proposed that is informed by Karl Polanyi and E. P. Thom...
Designing the future of work is crucial to the health and well‐being of people and societies. Expert...
Book synopsis: This monograph, the last in a series under the theme of “Advancing Opportunity”, expl...
The paper focuses on the rising gap between ethics and modern day business practices and employs rec...
This paper is set in the context of a series of question that are particularly relevant as we consid...
One of the most exciting recent developments in the social sciences has been the rapid formulation a...
The aim of this paper is to rethink the basic source (human labor) of wealth creation and its ultima...
In this paper presented to the NZ Treasury, Jonathan Boston asks how governments can build good soci...
The importance of worker well-being is widely-embraced both in theory and policy, but there are nume...
This paper aims to explore the conditions for meaningful work as a moral responsibility. Meaningful ...
The principles of Decent Work inspire today the struggle against poverty and the promotion of an equ...
Moral needs can be understood only through objectively formed conditions and circumstances. Moral ne...
This paper offers a theory through which, we argue, we can more appropriately evaluate and potential...
Considers the role of work in society, tracing the historical process by which it dominates individu...
This article addresses a long-held dispute across social science disciplines: that market and moral ...
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