Human-Centred Economics (HCE) book
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Human-Centred International Economic Policy: Institutionalizing Inclusion, Sustainability and Resilience in International Economic Governance and Cooperation (Chapter 6)
Palgrave Macmillan, Intl Labour Organization (ILO)
This book chapter presents a Bretton-Woods-like set of deep reforms of the international economic architecture, adapting the IMF, multilateral development banks, and WTO and other trade-related institutions to the challenges of the 21st century based on a post-neoliberal "Roosevelt Consensus" model of growth and development.
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Conclusion: Building on Keynes’s Middle Way to Renew the Liberal Tradition and Multilateral System in the 21st Century (Chapter 7)
Palgrave Macmillan, ILO
This concluding chapter interprets the potential larger significance of the concepts and tools presented in Human-Centred Economics: The Living Standards of Nations for the academic discipline of Economics and the political fortunes of the liberal tradition more generally in the 21st century.
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Human-Centred Economics: The Living Standards of Nations (Back Matter)
Palgrave Macmillan, ILO
Back matter includes: bibliography and index