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Evolving
Values for a Capitalist World
A
book series from Michigan Press
Neva R. Goodwin, Series Editor
In most of
the world today, the issue is not whether or how to
embrace capitalism, but how to make the best of it.
The currently dominant capitalist values include competitive
individualism, instrumental rationality, and material
success. This Michigan Press series explores questions
such as: Will these values suffice as a basis for
social organizations that can meet human and environmental
needs in the twenty-first century? What would it mean
for capitalist systems to evolve toward an emphasis
on other values, such as cooperation, altruism, responsibility,
and concern for the future?
Titles
in the Evolving Values Series:
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 After
the End of History:
The Curious Fate of
American Materialism
by Robert E. Lane
(Ann Arbor,
MI: Michigan Press, 2005)
Hardcover, $79.00; Paperback $26.00
Description
and ordering information |
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 Helping
People Help Themselves:
From the World Bank to an Alternative
Philosophy of Development Assistance
By
David Ellerman, Foreword by Albert O. Hirschman
(Ann
Arbor, MI: Michigan Press, 2005) Hardcover, $65.00
Description
and ordering information |
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 It's
Legal but It Ain't Right:
Harmful Social Consequences of Legal Industries
Nikos Passas
and Neva R. Goodwin
(Ann
Arbor, MI: Michigan Press, 2005)
Hardcover, $65.00; Paper, $25.95
Description
and ordering information |
|  Rethinking
Sustainability:
Power, Knowledge, and Institutions
Jonathan Harris, Editor
(Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Press, 2000) Hardcover,
$60.00; Paper, $24.95
Description
and ordering information
The Hedgerow
Model of Development, by Neva R. Goodwin
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of Contents |
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Civil Economy:
Transforming the Marketplace in the Twenty-First
Century
Severyn
T. Bruyn
(Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Press, 2000)
Hardcover, $65.00; Paper, $21.95
Description
and ordering information |
|  As
If the Future Mattered:
Translating Social and Economic Theory into Human
Behavior
Neva R. Goodwin, Editor
(Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Press, 1996)
Hardcover, 313 pages, $54.50
Description
and ordering information
Preface
Capital
Choices: National Systems of Investment,
by Michael Porter
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