International Journal of Happiness and Development

2012 - 2025

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A theoretical analysis for the effect of increasing partitioning of preference structures on satisfaction with decision making pp. 303-330: Mohamed Ihab Kira
'Happiness' from a sociological view: the case of Çokal Dam pp. 331-345: Zeynep Buyan Kop and Aytul Kasapoglu
Relationship between happiness and income: evidence from panel smoothing transition regression in Great Britain pp. 346-370: Eleftherios Giovanis
The end of happiness: temporal distance and judgments of life satisfaction in Sweden, Iran, Spain, and El Salvador pp. 371-382: Danilo Garcia, Bibinaz Ghiabi, Ali Al Nima and Trevor Archer

On the economic relevance of the principle of gratuitousness pp. 204-215: Sergio Beraldo
Trust, family, and education pp. 216-230: Maurizio Pugno
Re-regulating finance to return markets at the service of society pp. 231-249: Giovanni Ferri
Social capital and life satisfaction in Switzerland pp. 250-268: Mario Lucchini, Sara Della Bella and Luca Crivelli
Civil economy and solidarity in Latin America pp. 269-284: Irene Bertana and Luca Corazzini
Is unpaid work conducive of well-being? The case of within-household unpaid work in the Modena District pp. 285-301: Tindara Addabbo and Ennio Bilancini

Geography of happiness: configurations of affective and cognitive appraisal of life across nations pp. 101-117: GaÃ«l BrulÃ© and Ruut Veenhoven
Recession and life satisfaction in 35 countries pp. 118-136: Adam Mayer
Happiness, welfare and ethics: dissonant consequences and conflicting values pp. 137-159: Greg Clydesdale
Do Sen's capabilities determine happiness? Evidence from a unique survey data pp. 160-181: Hamid Hasan and Hayat Khan
Thinking outside the box about indicators of well-being: agency, communion and positivity pp. 182-191: Danilo Garcia, Erik LindskÃ¤r and Trevor Archer

Happiness in the United Arab Emirates: conceptualisations of happiness among Emirati and other Arab students pp. 1-21: Louise Lambert D'raven and Nausheen Pasha-Zaidi
Differences between affective profiles in temperament and character in Salvadorians: the self-fulfilling experience as a function of agentic (self-directedness) and communal (cooperativeness) values pp. 22-37: Danilo Garcia, Bibinaz Ghiabi, Patricia Rosenberg, Ali Al Nima and Trevor Archer
Work life balance and quality of life among employees in Malaysia pp. 38-51: Hazel Melanie Ramos, Felix Francis and Reuben Varughese Philipp
Validity and reliability of Finnish version of WHOQOL-Bref on adult population in Finland pp. 52-68: Eero Siljander, Minna-Liisa Luoma and Satu MerilÃ¤inen-Porras
Happiness in ASEAN member states pp. 69-83: Thomas Wai-Kee Yuen and Winnie Wan-Ling Chu
The productive and happy agent: performance and positive emotions at call centres pp. 84-90: Danilo Garcia, Max Rapp Ricciardi and Trevor Archer

The Easterlin illusion: economic growth does go with greater happiness pp. 311-343: Ruut Veenhoven and Floris Vergunst
Extensions in dynamic models of happiness: effect of memory pp. 344-356: S. Sepehr Tabatabaei, Mohammad Javad Yazdanpanah, Sajad Jafari and Julien Clinton Sprott
Do patents, trademarks and designs foster happiness in developed countries? An empirical analysis pp. 357-368: Estelle Derclaye
Joyful organisation: a system thinking approach pp. 369-383: Mitra Moubed and Yahia Zare Mehrjerdi
Slumdog Millionaire: money and happiness beyond movies pp. 384-392: Alejandro LÃ³pez-Rousseau and CristiÃ¡n CortÃ©s

Subjective wellbeing in Colombia: some insights on vulnerability, job security, and relative incomes pp. 233-260: Alexander Krauss and Carol Graham
Characterising the choice environment: feeling constrained as an impediment to happiness pp. 261-273: Katherine Guthrie and Jan Sokolowsky
The correlates of subjective overall security pp. 274-293: Giovanna Garrone and Guido Ortona
Mathematical modelling of parental influence on human romantic relationships pp. 294-301: Krishnamurthy Kamalanand and Ponnuswamy Mannar Jawahar
TESOL as happiness praxis pp. 302-310: Reza Zabihi, Saeed Ketabi and Mansoor Tavakoli

Well-being and economic development: a principal components analysis pp. 131-141: Kin Ming Wong
Socio-demographic and behavioural differences and associations with happiness for those who are in good and poor health pp. 142-154: Gavin Breslin, Alan M. Nevill, Paul Donnelly and Marie H. Murphy
Does social connection turn good deeds into good feelings? On the value of putting the 'social' in prosocial spending pp. 155-171: Lara B. Aknin, Elizabeth W. Dunn, Gillian M. Sandstrom and Michael I. Norton
Has modernisation gone too far? Modernity and happiness in 141 contemporary nations pp. 172-195: Ruut Veenhoven and Maarten Berg
The happiness-increasing strategies scales and well-being in a sample of Swedish adolescents pp. 196-211: Ali Al Nima, Trevor Archer and Danilo Garcia
Gender and well-being around the world pp. 212-232: Carol Graham and Soumya Chattopadhyay

Does intelligence boost happiness? Smartness of all pays more than being smarter than others pp. 5-27: Ruut Veenhoven and Yowon Choi
Adjusting to the crisis: well-being and economic conditions in Ireland pp. 28-48: Brendan Walsh
Diamond Dialogue method for the evaluation of personal well-being after a maternal health intervention in Lao PDR pp. 49-62: Anna Scopaz, Elizabeth Eckermann and Matthew Clarke
Suboptimal choices and the need for experienced individual well-being in economic analysis pp. 63-85: Christopher K. Hsee, Yuval Rottenstreich and Alois Stutzer
The determinants of happiness pp. 86-101: Robert A. Cummins
Happiness policy and economic development pp. 102-111: Bruno Frey and Jana Gallus
Life satisfaction of rich and poor under socialism and capitalism pp. 112-126: Richard Easterlin