The American Paradox: Democracy, Power, and Decline (HEN Editorial 340)
The U.S. has long balanced democracy and power. Now, with rising authoritarianism and declining openness, is it dismantling its own strengths?
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The U.S. has long balanced democracy and power. Now, with rising authoritarianism and declining openness, is it dismantling its own strengths?
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How mental shortcuts shape decision-making, pricing strategies, and key debates in heterodox economics.
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Easterlin’s paradox reshaped my perspective on well-being, economics, and the limits of material wealth
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Explore fresh readings, cartoons, and updates on heterodox economics—diverse perspectives shaping a human-centered economic future!
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Discover how cartoons can make heterodox economics fun, insightful, and engaging—perfect for boosting creativity and learning!
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Prominent economists express regret over neglected approaches, highlighting the need for pluralism and critical reflection in economics.
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This year’s economics laureates have sparked mixed reactions. While they’ve popularized key concepts, critics argue their simplified perspectives may overlook crucial complexities in economic development.
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Wealth shapes social class and economic growth. Yet, unequal distribution deepens disparities—within households, across nations, and around the world.
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This edition comes from Kampala, Uganda, where I’m co-organizing a Summer School, exploring wealth inequality with a focus on African contexts and new insights.
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Unser Urlaub ist heißer als je zuvor – ein Vorgeschmack auf die klimatischen Herausforderungen, die uns bevorstehen könnten.
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