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Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This volume develops the methodological transition from relational description to generative explanation and then translates that methodology into integrated research design. Generative relational inquiry asks how historically situated relational structures produce, constrain, transform, propagate, or extinguish future possibilities.The volume examines generative mechanisms, trajectories, sequence dependence, co-generation, propagation, feedback, branching, path dependence, attractors, criticality, structural transformation, capability generation, constraint generation, option spaces, negative generativity, and absent generativity. It also considers formal resources including stochastic, algebraic, category-theoretic, group-theoretic, geometric, network, agent-based, and simulation-oriented methods. These formalisms are treated as question-dependent representations whose usefulness does not independently establish ontological identity.The second major task is the construction of an integrated research architecture. Research questions, theoretical commitments, case and field selection, data architecture, representational choices, method portfolios, sequencing, cross-method adjudication, uncertainty, sensitivity, robustness, historical re-epistemization, documentation, reproducibility, and cumulative inquiry are organized as interdependent project records rather than isolated procedural steps.The volume thereby provides a systematic architecture for moving from relational observation to generative attribution while preserving methodological pluralism, epistemic humility, explicit uncertainty, and revisability. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1370.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This volume develops Generative Relational analysis for situations in which action, decision, and intervention cannot be postponed until knowledge is complete. It introduces application-dominant praxis as a configuration in which epistemic inquiry remains active while practical commitments must nevertheless be made under uncertainty, historical contingency, institutional constraint, and normative contestability.The analysis addresses practical judgment, action spaces, decision formation, risk, reversibility, responsibility, participation, intervention, monitoring, adaptation, evaluation, and revision. Practical closure is distinguished from epistemic closure: the necessity of acting does not transform uncertainty into knowledge, and interventions themselves alter the relational systems that subsequent inquiry must study.The volume subsequently turns toward substantive economic analysis by developing the relational architecture of economic systems. Economic entities, memberships, institutional boundaries, infrastructures, productive capacities, resource relations, and modes of coordination are treated as historically constituted relational structures. Economic architecture therefore concerns not only the distribution of resources but also the relations through which economic actors, capacities, opportunities, and institutional forms become possible.The volume links application-dominant praxis to economic architecture by examining intervention as participation in a history-bearing relational system. It thereby provides the transition from general decision and intervention methodology to the substantive economic theories developed in the following volumes. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1395.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This volume develops the epistemological and research-practical foundations required for Generative Relational Economics. It examines how relational realities become accessible through evidence, manifestation, representation, interpretation, judgment, and historically situated inquiry, while maintaining a distinction between what is observed or represented and the relational structures inferred from those manifestations.The epistemological analysis addresses evidential mediation, uncertainty, salience, interpretation, representation, model dependence, inverse inference, and historical re-epistemization. Knowledge is treated as a relational achievement whose validity depends upon the interaction among objects of inquiry, observers, methods, institutions, records, and interpretive contexts.The volume then develops research as praxis. Historical, interpretive, qualitative, quantitative, empirical, formal, and computational approaches are treated as partially irreducible modes of epistemic access rather than as components of a universal methodological hierarchy. Their relations may involve complementarity, tension, mutual correction, and revision.The final portion develops a methodology of relational inquiry concerned with entities, relations, processes, events, states, properties, boundaries, memberships, networks, and historically evolving relational structures. Particular attention is given to the identification of relational objects, comparison across contexts, temporal reconstruction, representation, evidence, and the limits of relational attribution.The result is an epistemological and methodological architecture for studying relational economic systems without reducing them either to isolated entities or to a single privileged mode of representation. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1428.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This concluding volume situates Generative Relational Economics within broader economic inquiry and articulates its future development as an open, historically revisable research programme. It consolidates research questions, empirical strategies, formal problems, institutional applications, and methodological priorities that can guide subsequent GRE research without converting the framework into a closed theoretical canon.The volume examines GRE's interfaces with neighboring domains including history, governance, law, political theory, education, ecology, artificial intelligence studies, social theory, and aesthetics. These relations are treated as disciplinary interfaces rather than as grounds for theoretical absorption. Concepts may travel across domains only through explicit translation, and apparently general structures may prove domain-specific when confronted with different objects, histories, normative problems, or evidential conditions.A sustained analysis of limitations addresses ontological, epistemic, representational, relational, historical, formal, empirical, value-theoretical, power-theoretical, justice-related, application-oriented, AI-era, and domain-transfer problems. The volume also identifies failure modes, normative underdetermination, conditions that would count against particular GRE claims, and circumstances under which substantial theoretical revision would be required.The concluding account therefore understands GRE as an open research programme whose development depends upon empirical confrontation, theoretical dialogue, preservation of uncertainty and negative results, explicit disciplinary boundaries, and continuing re-epistemization. The programme's continuity lies in its capacity for disciplined revision rather than in the preservation of an immutable theoretical system. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1586.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This volume establishes the historical, intellectual, and ontological foundations of Generative Relational Economics (GRE). It begins by examining the historical conditions through which modern economic objects, subjects, institutions, categories, and forms of scarcity became constituted and analytically intelligible. Economic concepts are therefore approached as historically situated formations rather than as context-independent primitives.The volume subsequently reconstructs a broad intellectual genealogy relevant to GRE, including traditions concerned with relation, process, emergence, social facts, subject formation, value, political economy, institutions, capabilities, care, commons, evolutionary and ecological economics, complexity, networks, dynamical systems, fields, information, computation, and formal representation. These traditions are placed in dialogue without presuming their theoretical equivalence.The volume then develops GRE as a distinct but open research programme and introduces its foundational ontological architecture. Ultimate ontological reality remains suspended rather than conclusively specified. Analytical attention is instead directed toward relational reality, in which historically constituted and sufficiently stable relational beings and structures can acquire causal and generative efficacy, and manifestation reality, through which such structures become contextually presented, perceived, represented, interpreted, and acted upon.These foundations provide the conceptual basis for the epistemological, methodological, and substantive economic analyses developed in subsequent volumes. GRE is presented throughout as a revisable programme rather than a closed metaphysical or economic system. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1611.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Philosophy of Intimacy and the Theory of Justice is a series of philosophical studies that take intimate life as the place where the question of justice is raised first, and raised most sharply. Its working conviction is simple and demanding: how we treat those closest to us is our most honest answer to the question of justice. Drawing on political economy, ethics and jurisprudence, relational ontology, Lacanian psychoanalysis, structural linguistics, developmental psychology, feminist theory, and the formal sciences, the series builds an integrative account of how two subjects come to constitute one another, generate value between them, and owe one another justice. Each study enters from a different side; together they compose a single sustained inquiry.Volume I, Relational Being, the Subject, and the Word, lays the groundwork. It begins from a relational ontology on which the self is not given prior to its bonds but comes into being within them, through the mediation of language, norms, and shared attention. From this starting point the volume moves through nine studies.It examines the ethics of the technologies that increasingly mediate intimate life, and asks what is owed to a person who becomes the subject of a system built for them. It reconstructs the normativity of the lover's vow, and shows why a promise one gives oneself must remain answerable to the other it concerns. It reads the gift as a language spoken between two people, and traces what is lost when that language is settled into a ledger. It gives an account of how the subject is formed in joint attention and in the desire of the other. It brings a contemporary theory of epistemic injustice to bear on the marriage proposal, asking under what conditions its very staging can wrong the person it means to honour. It sketches a "diplomacy" of the wider relational field of families and society. It considers the poem as a limit case of what language can and cannot reach in love. And it closes with an account of what makes an intimate bond sustainable rather than self-consuming.The volume is written for readers in philosophy, ethics, and the theory of justice, and for anyone prepared to think rigorously about the ordinary life of relationships. It is the first of three volumes. Readers are invited to read, contest, continue, and rewrite. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This volume develops the methodological transition from relational description to generative explanation and then translates that methodology into integrated research design. Generative relational inquiry asks how historically situated relational structures produce, constrain, transform, propagate, or extinguish future possibilities.The volume examines generative mechanisms, trajectories, sequence dependence, co-generation, propagation, feedback, branching, path dependence, attractors, criticality, structural transformation, capability generation, constraint generation, option spaces, negative generativity, and absent generativity. It also considers formal resources including stochastic, algebraic, category-theoretic, group-theoretic, geometric, network, agent-based, and simulation-oriented methods. These formalisms are treated as question-dependent representations whose usefulness does not independently establish ontological identity.The second major task is the construction of an integrated research architecture. Research questions, theoretical commitments, case and field selection, data architecture, representational choices, method portfolios, sequencing, cross-method adjudication, uncertainty, sensitivity, robustness, historical re-epistemization, documentation, reproducibility, and cumulative inquiry are organized as interdependent project records rather than isolated procedural steps.The volume thereby provides a systematic architecture for moving from relational observation to generative attribution while preserving methodological pluralism, epistemic humility, explicit uncertainty, and revisability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This volume develops Generative Relational analysis for situations in which action, decision, and intervention cannot be postponed until knowledge is complete. It introduces application-dominant praxis as a configuration in which epistemic inquiry remains active while practical commitments must nevertheless be made under uncertainty, historical contingency, institutional constraint, and normative contestability.The analysis addresses practical judgment, action spaces, decision formation, risk, reversibility, responsibility, participation, intervention, monitoring, adaptation, evaluation, and revision. Practical closure is distinguished from epistemic closure: the necessity of acting does not transform uncertainty into knowledge, and interventions themselves alter the relational systems that subsequent inquiry must study.The volume subsequently turns toward substantive economic analysis by developing the relational architecture of economic systems. Economic entities, memberships, institutional boundaries, infrastructures, productive capacities, resource relations, and modes of coordination are treated as historically constituted relational structures. Economic architecture therefore concerns not only the distribution of resources but also the relations through which economic actors, capacities, opportunities, and institutional forms become possible.The volume links application-dominant praxis to economic architecture by examining intervention as participation in a history-bearing relational system. It thereby provides the transition from general decision and intervention methodology to the substantive economic theories developed in the following volumes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Philosophy of Intimacy and the Theory of Justice is a series of philosophical studies that take intimate life as the place where the question of justice is raised first, and raised most sharply. Its working conviction is that how we treat those closest to us is our most honest answer to the question of justice. Drawing on political economy, ethics and jurisprudence, relational ontology, Lacanian psychoanalysis, developmental psychology and neuroscience, feminist theory, and the formal sciences, the series builds an integrative account of how two subjects constitute one another, generate value between them, and owe one another justice.Volume II, Generativity, Value, and Power, turns from foundations to the economy and politics of the intimate bond. Its central questions are where value comes from in a relationship, whether it returns to those who create it, and what becomes of love when it is crossed by power. Across nine studies it develops a political economy of intimate life.It traces how shared value first arises in joint attention and is carried in language. It reconstructs a just eudaimonia, the good relation understood as a cycle that must return its surplus to both parties rather than draining one to sustain the other. It examines the "sweet cycle" of indulgence and consumption, and asks when such a cycle is genuinely good and when it is a closure that feeds on what lies outside it. It gives a causal account of the non-binding vow, the promise that generates trust and expectation without any power to enforce it. It reconstructs happiness under contingency and mutual becoming. It proposes a theory of generative relational wealth, a good owned by the "between" that use augments rather than depletes. It reads the semiotics of luxury as a matter of how deeply an object is coupled to a life. It asks how a generative relation fares under asymmetries of power, and where love ends and the political economy of its conditions begins. And it closes with an account of generative effacement, the quiet injustice by which one party can be worn away not through domination but through devotion.The volume is written for readers in philosophy, political economy, ethics, and the theory of justice, and for anyone who wishes to think carefully about value, power, and care in intimate life. It is the second of three volumes. Readers are invited to read, contest, continue, and rewrite. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This volume develops the epistemological and research-practical foundations required for Generative Relational Economics. It examines how relational realities become accessible through evidence, manifestation, representation, interpretation, judgment, and historically situated inquiry, while maintaining a distinction between what is observed or represented and the relational structures inferred from those manifestations.The epistemological analysis addresses evidential mediation, uncertainty, salience, interpretation, representation, model dependence, inverse inference, and historical re-epistemization. Knowledge is treated as a relational achievement whose validity depends upon the interaction among objects of inquiry, observers, methods, institutions, records, and interpretive contexts.The volume then develops research as praxis. Historical, interpretive, qualitative, quantitative, empirical, formal, and computational approaches are treated as partially irreducible modes of epistemic access rather than as components of a universal methodological hierarchy. Their relations may involve complementarity, tension, mutual correction, and revision.The final portion develops a methodology of relational inquiry concerned with entities, relations, processes, events, states, properties, boundaries, memberships, networks, and historically evolving relational structures. Particular attention is given to the identification of relational objects, comparison across contexts, temporal reconstruction, representation, evidence, and the limits of relational attribution.The result is an epistemological and methodological architecture for studying relational economic systems without reducing them either to isolated entities or to a single privileged mode of representation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This concluding volume situates Generative Relational Economics within broader economic inquiry and articulates its future development as an open, historically revisable research programme. It consolidates research questions, empirical strategies, formal problems, institutional applications, and methodological priorities that can guide subsequent GRE research without converting the framework into a closed theoretical canon.The volume examines GRE's interfaces with neighboring domains including history, governance, law, political theory, education, ecology, artificial intelligence studies, social theory, and aesthetics. These relations are treated as disciplinary interfaces rather than as grounds for theoretical absorption. Concepts may travel across domains only through explicit translation, and apparently general structures may prove domain-specific when confronted with different objects, histories, normative problems, or evidential conditions.A sustained analysis of limitations addresses ontological, epistemic, representational, relational, historical, formal, empirical, value-theoretical, power-theoretical, justice-related, application-oriented, AI-era, and domain-transfer problems. The volume also identifies failure modes, normative underdetermination, conditions that would count against particular GRE claims, and circumstances under which substantial theoretical revision would be required.The concluding account therefore understands GRE as an open research programme whose development depends upon empirical confrontation, theoretical dialogue, preservation of uncertainty and negative results, explicit disciplinary boundaries, and continuing re-epistemization. The programme's continuity lies in its capacity for disciplined revision rather than in the preservation of an immutable theoretical system. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This volume establishes the historical, intellectual, and ontological foundations of Generative Relational Economics (GRE). It begins by examining the historical conditions through which modern economic objects, subjects, institutions, categories, and forms of scarcity became constituted and analytically intelligible. Economic concepts are therefore approached as historically situated formations rather than as context-independent primitives.The volume subsequently reconstructs a broad intellectual genealogy relevant to GRE, including traditions concerned with relation, process, emergence, social facts, subject formation, value, political economy, institutions, capabilities, care, commons, evolutionary and ecological economics, complexity, networks, dynamical systems, fields, information, computation, and formal representation. These traditions are placed in dialogue without presuming their theoretical equivalence.The volume then develops GRE as a distinct but open research programme and introduces its foundational ontological architecture. Ultimate ontological reality remains suspended rather than conclusively specified. Analytical attention is instead directed toward relational reality, in which historically constituted and sufficiently stable relational beings and structures can acquire causal and generative efficacy, and manifestation reality, through which such structures become contextually presented, perceived, represented, interpreted, and acted upon.These foundations provide the conceptual basis for the epistemological, methodological, and substantive economic analyses developed in subsequent volumes. GRE is presented throughout as a revisable programme rather than a closed metaphysical or economic system. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Philosophy of Intimacy and the Theory of Justice is a series of philosophical studies that take intimate life as the place where the question of justice is raised first, and raised most sharply. Its working conviction is that how we treat those closest to us is our most honest answer to the question of justice. Drawing on political economy, ethics and jurisprudence, relational ontology, Lacanian psychoanalysis, aesthetics, the philosophy of language, and the formal sciences, the series builds an integrative account of how two subjects constitute one another, generate value between them, and owe one another justice.Volume III, Happiness, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Culture, follows the inquiry into the textures of a shared life: how happiness emerges and sustains itself, what an ethics native to intimacy looks like, how perception and beauty are cultivated between two people, and how a shared culture comes into being. It gathers nine studies.It begins from the plain, shared happiness of the hours in which nothing happens yet everything is full, understood as a generative relation continuing itself. It draws an ethics of intimacy from the Daoist figure of water, read structurally rather than as self-denial. It develops a philosophy of shared travel as a model of relational production, and an account of relational aesthetics in which beauty is a coupling event between subjects and the ground of an aesthetic education of everyday life. It argues that perception is generated, not merely received, especially between two perceivers of a shared world, and that the distribution of the sensible is a neglected question of justice. It gives an account of how a shared culture emerges and sediments within the intimate dyad, and how it resists, or fails to resist, capture by power and capital. It offers a formal and philosophical critique of the idea that intimate life is an optimization problem, and recovers a non-optimizing, responsive rationality in its place. And it closes the series with two studies of language and understanding: the generative limit of what words can reach in love, and understanding itself as a crossing of two symbolic worlds that is never finished, and whose very incompleteness keeps the bond alive.The volume is written for readers in philosophy, aesthetics, ethics, cultural theory, and the theory of justice, and for anyone drawn to the philosophy of ordinary shared life. It is the third of three volumes. Readers are invited to read, contest, continue, and rewrite. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book treats childrearing and education as the domain in which the propositions of generative relational being become simultaneously visible, testable, and unavoidable. The child occupies a position the framework had addressed only obliquely. An account of the subject that presumes a party who has already been seen, who holds other relations elsewhere, and who therefore retains reserves against which any present relation can be measured, describes an adult. A young child holds none of these. The book's founding asymmetry follows, and with it a re-derivation requirement: wherever an earlier proposition concerned something a subject may do, this book must establish that the doing is available to a child, and where it is not, must state what takes its place as a new proposition.The argument proceeds in four movements. The ontological movement surveys nineteen traditions of developmental theory for their ontological presuppositions and locates in each the point at which a relation ceases to constitute and begins merely to transmit. The diagnostic movement treats asymmetry as constitutive rather than remediable, the absorption of the power asymmetry continuously generates, and what follows when absorption ceases: the symbol that governs both the mode of contact and the rules by which evidence about itself will be read, the gaze whose singularity makes recognition zero-sum irrespective of material abundance, and the projection of a childhood onto a unified optimisable space. The explanatory movement develops the co-generation of knowledge, the relational form of authority and the conditions of its closure, and the transmission of grammar across generations and educational traditions.The fourth movement carries the account into practice. A part on the neural literature states what a neural measure locates and observes a restriction in both directions, so that no neural finding settles a relational question and no claim here is supported by a neural correlate. A part on the generative development of human capacities treats perception, movement, language, concrete and formal operation, relational capacity, self-regulation, normativity, and aesthetic sensibility under one architecture, with the developmental trajectories, the named instruments, the support practices, the standing of each empirical finding relied upon, the apparatus of evidence-based decision, and the chain running from evidence gathered about one child through an inferred state to a decision under a threshold. A part on method proposes relational observables, a graph model, a dynamical model, and a reconstruction of a generative action from observed trajectories, with simulations exhibiting why development is nonlinear and how a system approaches a critical state. A part on the practice of relation treats response, the shared third, channels of revision, rupture and repair, and household governance.The book declines the form of advice. Its practical weight is earned by describing what certain acts do, and the wall between dynamical description and normative justification is held with particular care in a domain where the sentence that a measure serves a child's future arrives with unusual sincerity and occasional truth. A closing part names the questions the account leaves open, submits it to a projection test against existing theories, and records where the argument is weakest, including a self-audit of the sections that failed the book's own re-derivation requirement. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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