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Le système économique néolibéral paraît actuellement avoir le vent en poupe. Aucun pays, aussi pauvre soit-il, n'a d'autre rêve que d'entrer dans ce système, de s'enrichir et de ressembler aux Occidentaux consuméristes. Ses fondations bancaires et financières ont fortement évolué ces dernières années. De supports à la production et à la transformation, elles se sont tournées vers la spéculation. Les auteurs montrent que l'économie peut garder un visage humain et social, par un mécanisme réfléchi de redistribution.
A LA NAISSANCE DE LA PENSEE ECONOMIQUE, LA NOTION DE RICHESSE ETAIT CENTRALE. ELLE DESIGNAIT A LA FOIS L'OBJET ET L'OBJECTIF DE L'ECONOMIE POLITIQUE. AU LONG DE L'EVOLUTION HISTORIQUE DECETTE SCIENCE, CEPENDANT, LE PROBLEME DE LA RICHESSE CEDE PLACE A CELUI DE VALEUR D'ECHANGE : LA QUESTION DE L'ORIGINE, NATURE ET IMPLICATIONS DES OBJETS D'USAGE QUI CONSTITUENT LA CONSOMMATION PRIVEE ET SOCIALE SUR LA REPRODUCTION DE CETTE RICHESSE EST REMPLACEE PAR LA QUESTION DES RAPPORTS D'ECHANGE ETABLIS ENTRE LES AGENTS PRIVES OU ENTRE LES CLASSES SOCIALES. CE GLISSEMENT PEUT ETRE LEGITIME, MAIS LE PROBLEME RESIDE DANS L'IDENTIFICATION IMPLICITE OU EXPLICITE -- QUI NE RESISTE PAS A L'EXAMEN CRITIQUE -- ENTRE LES NOTIONS DE RICHESSE ET DE VALEUR. CETTE THESE REPREND DES PROBLEMES QU'UNE RELECTURE DES ECONOMISTES CLASSIQUES A LA LUMIERE DE CERTAINS THEMES DE L'ECOLOGIE POLITIQUE CONTEMPORAINE PEUT SUSCITER. DANS CHAQUE CHAPITRE ON S'APPROCHERA D'UNE PROBLEMATIQUE DE CE QUE NOUS PROPOSONS D'APPELER “ SCIENCE DES RICHESSES ” : LA DEFINITION DE RICHESSE COMME ETANT LES VALEURS D'USAGE POUR LA CONSOMMATION SOCIALE, LA NATURE PRISE COMME CADRE, BASE ET LIMITE DE LA RICHESSE, L'IMPORTANCE DES COMPORTEMENTS SOCIAUX, ET L'IDENTIFICATION DE LA SPECIFICITE DE LA PROBLEMATIQUE DE LA RICHESSE PAR RAPPORT A CELLE DE LA VALEUR (LES THEORIES DE LA VALEUR D'ECHANGE).
La connaissance joue un rôle fondamental dans l'évolution des sociétés contemporaines, les mécanismes de production, d'appropriation et de dissémination des connaissances se heurtent aujourd'hui aux contraintes de la globalisation. Les fondements et les mécanismes de fonctionnement d'une économie immatérielle se trouvent ainsi remis en cause dans de nombreux domaines (stratégies R&D et d'innovation des agents économiques, gestion de l'environnement, dispositifs de formation, analyse macroéconomique des économies, etc.). Cette remise en cause, dont la lecture se fait à travers l'analyse des stratégies et des comportements des acteurs économiques, suscite la formation de paradoxes, voire de contradictions. Après avoir mis en évidence les repères, les trajectoires et les promesses que dessine l'économie du savoir, cet ouvrage propose d'explorer les singularités de la production et l'usage des connaissances, les processus de qualification et de gestion des ressources cognitives, mais également ceux qui ont trait au fonctionnement des économies.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty is the giant phenomenologist of his time in the entire French-speaking world. He is not an epistemologist nor a moralist. For him, the beginning of the beginning is human flesh; the flesh becomes word, the word becomes flesh, and both die. There is science, and there is experience/perception. The mother is the latter. They aren't contradictory, but complete and depend on each other. With regard to language, for him, there are words, and there is grammar. A word is never empty, but carries its own weight; even a lie is full of meaning. Liberty resides in grammar, an individual function and independent from books. It's in the grammar where singularity lives. Thinking and talking are the same. Wherever there is human life, there is meaning, and that is irrespective of age, culture, religion, education or social position. Merleau-Ponty is not a Marxist nor a communist. According to him, history is blind; it has no mind. He also finds a flaw in Freudianism. Flesh is an infinite universe full of stars and black holes. Following Merleau-Ponty, verity is devoiler, and devoiler is verity, but verity is never absolute. One must take a step back. There is light and there is shadow; they never coincide in human life. The shadow is always first, and no matter how one tries to run, he will never catch his shadow.
This book comprises a selection of papers delivered at a research meeting of the International Association of Intercultural Studies (IAIS) which took place in Paris in March, 2009. As suggested by its title, it addresses prejudices prevailing not only in Western societies, but also in marginalized ones, especially among their Western-oriented intelligentsia. It is often claimed that there exists no ‘serious’ contribution to world culture that is not based on the Western models that prevail worldwide, especially in the aftermath of globalization. This book challenges the projected image of a dominant West serving as a necessary and indispensable model for a dependent, receptive ‘rest of the world.’ It can be read as a necessary decolonization of today’s human knowledge in all disciplines by taking as an example recent Arab contributions in many areas of human knowledge, from the natural sciences to the political economy or architecture. Other marginalized socio-cultures worldwide, like those of Africa, India, Thailand, Persia, and Ireland, should follow suit in presenting an alternative to the extant globalization of Western norms, by offering a truly equal open exchange of human inventions on a world scale.
The Academy is a prestigious international institution for the study and teaching of Public and Private International Law and related subjects. The work of the Hague Academy receives the support and recognition of the UN. Its purpose is to encourage a thorough and impartial examination of the problems arising from international relations in the field of law. The courses deal with the theoretical and practical aspects of the subject, including legislation and case law. All courses at the Academy are, in principle, published in the language in which they were delivered in the "Collected Courses of the Hague Academy of International Law .
These essays are an attempt to recover something of the form, style and force of Catholic non-official social thinking in the face of contemporary social thought and contemporary injustice in advanced societies. After an opening essay by the doyen of Catholic writers in this field, Jean-Yves Calvez, SJ, the book is divided into three sections. The first and largest group of essays discuss patterns and predicaments of Catholic social thought in general terms and from different points of view. The context here is partly the debate on modernity, high-modernity and post-modernity, partly the issue of how far and in what ways Catholic Social Thought can claim to be distinctive, relative to contemporary secular thought. The second section of the book focusses on relationships between Catholic social thought and its restatement, and a number of contemporary debates on public issues. Particular attention is given, in successive essays, to issues of anti-poverty, human rights, economic theory and international finance. A third and shorter section describes a number of institutional projects which attempt to carry Catholic social values forward into concrete action, focussing on work in health and welfare, grass roots economic co-operation, anti-poverty and international peace and justice. Final contributions by the reputed international scholar in this field, John Coleman, SJ, and the book editors, respectively evaluate the collection as a whole and discuss further steps.
This book contains the papers discussed at the 2004 Forum on Socially Responsible Consumption and Finance Systems, Public Authorities and Citizens Commitment for Social Cohesion and supplements volume 12 in the series. Published by the Social Cohesion Development Division with the support of the Integrated Project "Responses to violence in everyday life in a democratic society"
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