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Frank Vollmer

Poverty Revisited

Series: Entwicklungstheorie und Entwicklungspolitik

Volume 12 2013

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Titelei S. 2-6

Acknowledgments S. 7-8

Contents S. 9-14

Abbreviations S. 15-18

Research Rationale: Poverty and Philosophy S. 19-23

Methodology S. 23-24

Motivation S. 24

Personal background S. 24-26

Personal preference formation and Amartya Sen’s CA: meeting in the “grey zone” S. 26-27

Objectives S. 27-29

Findings, Advocacy and Outputs S. 29-31

State of the Arts/ Literature Review S. 31

Structure S. 31-33

Sources S. 33-34

Ethics of Poverty Research S. 34

Conceptualising Multidimensional Poverty – Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach Examined S. 35-36

The linear interlinkage between poverty definition, conceptualisation and categorisation S. 37-41

Looking for an inter-subjective common ground S. 41-43

Leaving the common ground S. 43-44

Recapitulation and outlook S. 44-45

The concept of poverty and the consequences for its understanding: a narrative S. 46-50

Categorisations S. 50-51

Further concept: Adverse incorporation S. 51-52

Distinguishing evaluative criteria S. 52-53

Recapitulation and outlook S. 53-55

Human Development S. 56-60

The CA – Just about development? S. 60-63

Traditional evaluative frameworks of poverty and social arrangements – a critique S. 63-64

CA – tracing the roots S. 64-67

Locating the CA into a school of thought S. 67-68

In a nutshell S. 68-69

Real opportunities – Commodities and beyond S. 71-74

A closer look at functionings and capabilities S. 74-75

An illustrative example S. 75-76

Freedom – negative vis-à-vis positive liberty S. 76-77

Freedom as a universal human right S. 77-78

Freedom – Constitutive and Instrumental Roles S. 78-82

Interconnections and complementarity of instrumental freedoms S. 82-84

What kind of Capabilities? S. 84-87

A closer look at agency and well-being, freedom and achievements S. 87-90

A closer look at evaluations, measurements and policy focus S. 90-92

Policy focus: process freedom or agency freedom? S. 92-94

Deliberate Breadth S. 94-95

Individual Diversity and Heterogeneity S. 95-96

The core principles S. 96-97

The CA – Misunderstandings I S. 97-99

Misunderstandings II S. 99-101

Who are the actors involved in enhancing opportunity freedom? S. 101

Outlook S. 101-104

A question of responsibility – is the CA an opportunity or an outcome-based theory? S. 105-107

Welfare, preferences, respect, social status, fairness: an ethical relevant discussion? An introspective account S. 107-110

Sen’s CA: A Theory of Justice? S. 110-111

Preference formation and choices being made: a need for analysis? S. 111-113

Individualism S. 113-115

The adaptation discourse S. 115-116

Old wine in new bottles? S. 116-118

One size fits all? S. 118

Liberalism and agency freedom S. 118-123

Looking at Sen and Nussbaum: tracing the roots S. 123-125

Human nature S. 125-127

Control, Nussbaum’s list as an entity, benevolence, one-size-fits-all – critique continued S. 127-129

Ontological and epistemological considerations between Sen and Nussbaum: choosing capabilities S. 129-139

Recapitulation and outlook S. 139-140

The epistemological and ontological Q-squared debate S. 141-145

Q-squared research and a growing epistemic community S. 145-146

Quantitative economic reductionism: A retrospective (narrative) analysis S. 146-149

Understanding qualitative poverty research: A retrospective (narrative) analysis S. 149-151

Qual/ Quant: A Continuum with strengths and weaknesses S. 151-154

Last comment on “why”: multidimensionality and its place in the modern/ postmodern debate S. 154-158

Self-contained or opportunistic study design S. 158-160

Which mix? S. 160-161

Timing of the mixed method S. 161-162

Mixing possibilities S. 162-163

Recapitulation S. 163-164

Recapitulation and Last remark S. 165-171

Recapitulation Part I S. 172-176

‘Capabilitizing’ the Poverty Challenge – The Case of Mozambique S. 177-178

Socio-environmental particularities S. 179-188

Ethnicity, religion, and languages S. 188-189

Geography S. 189

Recapitulation and outlook S. 189

Introduction: Discrepancy unravelled S. 190-192

Poverty as a lack of consumption: Measuring around the problem S. 192-193

Applying the “Basic Needs Approach” to set poverty lines: Confusing caloric intake with nutrition S. 193-196

Main limitations of PARPA’s unidimensional measure: Disclosure vis-à-vis concealment S. 196-198

Recapitulation: Matching measurement with definition – A call for revision S. 198-199

Employment and Income: sufficient to ensure a livelihood? S. 200-207

Feminisation of ill-being S. 207-208

Capability analysis: the absence of economic facilities S. 208-257

One party rule in a multi-party state S. 257-261

Decentralisation S. 261-262

Lack of transparency guarantees S. 262-265

Social relations and networks S. 265-266

Human Poverty S. 266-270

The four functionings of value and their capabilities denial: some anecdotal evidence from interviews conducted S. 270-277

Recapitulation and outlook S. 277-280

Selection of dimensions, variables, poverty cutoffs and weights S. 281-283

Selection Process S. 283-285

Methodological Limitations S. 285-288

Ideal List of Mozambique’s poverty domains S. 288-292

Feasible List of Mozambique’s poverty domains S. 292-298

Recapitulation S. 298

Notation S. 299-305

Results S. 305-311

Recapitulation S. 311-312

General Conclusion S. 313-316

Internet Sources S. 317-337

Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach S. 337-338

Operationalization examples S. 338-340

Appendices S. 341-366

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Alfons Söllner (ed.)

Deutsche Frankreich-Bücher aus der Zwischenkriegszeit

2011

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Z'GuG Zeitschrift für Gemeinwirtschaft und Gemeinwohl

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Z'GuG Zeitschrift für Gemeinwirtschaft und Gemeinwohl

Browse Volumes: Z'GuG Zeitschrift für Gemeinwirtschaft und Gemeinwohl

Z’GuG Volume 45 (2022) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2701-4207

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Gerhard Hirscher (ed.), Eckhard Jesse (ed.)

Extremismus in Deutschland

Series: Extremismus und Demokratie

Volume 26 2013

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Denis Hänzi, Hildegard Matthies, Dagmar Simon - Erfolg

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Denis Hänzi (ed.), Hildegard Matthies (ed.), Dagmar Simon (ed.)

Erfolg

Series: Sonderband Leviathan

Volume 29 2014

doi.org/10.5771/9783845244853

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