Following the highly respected first volume, this book continues to provide a holistic view of Julio Boltvinik’s vast and important work on poverty conceptualisation and measurement. While the previous book introduced the author’s widely adopted Integrated Poverty Measurement Method (IPMM), this new volume outlines his Marxian approach to poverty and human flourishing, focusing on what he conceptualises as human poverty.
Bringing together 20 years of research, this interdisciplinary book provides an alternative to Sen’s Capability approach and details its internal consistency, solid foundations and promising perspectives for applicability.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
1. Negative Bases: A Synthesis of the Critique of the Political Economy of Poverty (CPEP)
2. Positive Bases: Marxian Philosophical Anthropology. I. Work and the Human Essence
3. Positive Bases: Marxian Philosophical Anthropology II. Human Essence and History
4. Two Tests of Marx’s Philosophical Anthropology (MPA)
5. Positive Bases of the New Paradigm II: Concepts and Theories of Human Needs
6. Comparative Analysis of Human-Needs Theories
7. A New Approach to Poverty and Human Flourishing
8. Development Challenges to the New Approach to Poverty and Human Flourishing
9. Enriching the new paradigm with Maslow’s and the subjective well-being currents of thought
10. Thomson, Gill & Goodson: Conceptions and Principles
11. Final remarks
Über den Autor
Julio Boltvinik is a Professor for El Colegio de México’s Ph.D. Programme. While being a member of the Chamber of Deputies (2003-2006) he promoted a Law that enforces multidimensional poverty measurement in Mexico. He has published widely on poverty, social policy, well-being and human flourishing, mainly in Spanish. He has written a weekly column in La Jornada, a Mexican critical newspaper, since 1995.
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