Framing the Economy of the Future

Edited by Niels Faber and Sjors Witjes

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This book explores fundamental socio-economic trends that are radically changing perspectives on the relationship between people and the world around them. Focusing on the principles of sustainability, circularity and inclusivity, it illustrates how these trends form the breeding ground for a new economy embodying a logic of collectiveness.

Keywords: Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Environment; Sociology and Social Policy; Sustainable Development Goals (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781789900231
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Sustainable development, degrowth and expressions of moral responsibility , pp 4-41

Egbert Dommerholt

Ch 2 Lets get digital: understanding different discourses on digitalization , pp 42-69

Berber Pas and Jasper van den Berkmortel

Ch 3 The circular economy: a conceptual exploration of value creation through value preservation , pp 70-106

Niels Faber and Jan Jonker

Ch 4 The bioeconomy: a new productive and economic model for Latin America and the Caribbean , pp 107-139

Elizabeth Hodson de Jaramillo and Adrián Rodríguez

Ch 5 The collaborative and sharing economy: underlying trends, values and tensions , pp 140-157

Arnoud Lagendijk and Mark A. Wiering

Ch 6 The self-production economy , pp 158-190

Peter Troxler

Ch 7 Internet of Things/Internet of Services economies: generating social and economic value with interactive environments , pp 191-235

Paul Manwaring and Dré Kampfraath

Ch 8 Conclusions on the future of the economy , pp 236-251

Sjors Witjes and Niels Faber

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