Keith Hart's Blog – July 2013 Archive (2)
The human economy: a strategy in the struggle for happiness
An earlier essay, ‘Manifesto for a human economy‘, deals explicitly with the object, theory and methods of a human economy approach. Here I examine some of the precedents for such an approach in the history of modern revolutions, drawing on Kant, Jefferson, Tocqueville, James and Gandhi.
‘Human economy’ is one way of taking forward the great conversation about making a better world.…
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An African liberal revolution in the 21st century?
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