Ghosh partha s (192 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Economics Reimagined: Uncovering the Hidden Wealth of Nations is a bold and integrative rethinking of modern economic thought. Blending decades of global advisory experience with philosophy, systems science, and moral inquiry, it challenges mechanistic models of capitalism and socialism and proposes a new paradigm--Cellularism--designed for a complex, interdependent, and ecologically fragile world. Economics Reimagined: Uncovering the Hidden Wealth of Nations examines how modern economics, shaped by Newtonian physics and misread interpretations of Adam Smith and Darwin, evolved into a mechanistic discipline that reduces human beings to rational actors and nature to exploitable resources. While capitalism has unleashed innovation and wealth creation, and socialism has pursued equity and collective welfare, both systems, the author argues, share reductionist foundations that neglect human dignity, cooperation, and ecological balance. Drawing on five decades of experience across corporations and governments worldwide, Partha S. Ghosh introduces "Cellularism," a human-centered and nature-centered economic framework inspired by living systems. In this vision, economies function like biological organisms - adaptive, interdependent, and regenerative rather than extractive and mechanical. Timely and forward-looking, the book addresses inequality, climate change, financial instability, technological disruption, and the transition toward a more conscious and sustainable economic order. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Condición: New. Economics Reimagined: Uncovering the Hidden Wealth of Nations by Partha S. Ghosh is a thought-provoking exploration of economics, capitalism, socialism, systems thinking, sustainability, and human-centered development. Drawing on decades of global advisory experience, the book questions conventional economic assumptions and examines whether traditional models are equipped to address the complexity, inequality, ecological pressures, and technological disruption shaping the modern world. Ghosh argues that much of modern economic thought has been influenced by mechanistic ways of understanding society, human behavior, and nature. While examining the achievements and limitations of both capitalism and socialism, he challenges reductionist approaches that treat individuals primarily as rational economic actors and the natural world mainly as a resource for production and growth. At the heart of the book is Cellularism, a proposed economic framework inspired by living biological systems. Rather than viewing economies as machines, Ghosh presents them as adaptive, interdependent, regenerative, and human-centered systems, emphasizing cooperation, resilience, human dignity, ecological balance, and the interconnected relationships among individuals, institutions, communities, and nature. Forward-looking and interdisciplinary, Economics Reimagined is ideal for economists, business leaders, policymakers, students, and readers interested in economic theory, sustainable development, systems science, inequality, climate economics, technological change, and the future of capitalism. By bringing together economics, philosophy, moral inquiry, and systems thinking, the book offers a distinctive framework for reconsidering how wealth, progress, and economic well-being might be understood in an increasingly interconnected world. Why should readers pick this book? A Fresh Rethinking of Modern Economics: Examine the assumptions behind capitalism, socialism, growth, markets, and traditional economic models through an interdisciplinary and critical perspective. Discover the Concept of Cellularism: Explore a human-centered and nature-centered framework that views economies as adaptive living systems built on interdependence, resilience, and regeneration. Timely Insights for a Changing World: Engage with questions surrounding inequality, climate change, financial instability, technological disruption, sustainability, and the future of economic organization. Key Themes Capitalism, Socialism & Economic Paradigms: Explore the strengths, limitations, and underlying assumptions of major economic systems and the need for broader ways of understanding prosperity. Cellularism, Systems Thinking & Interdependence: Examine economies as living, interconnected systems shaped by relationships among people, institutions, communities, technology, and nature. Sustainability, Human Dignity & Regenerative Growth: Reflect on inequality, ecological balance, cooperation, resilience, and the possibility of building economic systems that support both human and planetary well-being.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. India-South Asia Interface raises the fundamental question: How does one make sense of South Asia? Conventional wisdom defines it primarily in terms of regional and international politics. The failures of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) are emblematic of that wisdom. Marking a departure from such approaches, Partha Ghosh makes the case that more than merely a political construct South Asia must be understood as a shared social consciousness. Through chapters that explore topics such as threats to democracy, religion and politics, the place of Kashmir, different conceptions of regionalism, the roles of America and China, and the issue of refugees and migrants, he demonstrates that there is no escape from reinventing the region from a people's perspective. Only this way can South Asia retrieve its soul and replace its cynicism and despair with expectation and hope. Based primarily on Ghosh's research articles and newspaper columns written over the last five years, the volume can be viewed as an intimate statement of his understanding of the region; an understanding that has matured through decades-long interactions with the region's academics, politicians, and the so-called 'man on the street'. In some sense, the volume is also a semi-autobiographical treatise, which spells out Ghosh's systematic evolution as a confirmed South Asianist. The region's destiny ought to be wrested, he therefore argues, from the hands of its political leaders and returned to the common men and women of the region. This underlying theme populates every chapter and page of the volume.…

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Condición: New. pp. 351.