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Democratic Economic Planning by Robin Hahnel; 9781032003320

Democratic Economic Planning

By Robin Hahnel

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Description

Democratic Economic Planning by Robin Hahnel offers a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between economic theory and democratic ideals. Challenging traditional notions of economic planning, Hahnel proposes an innovative framework that seeks to harmonise social justice with economic efficiency.

The Story

In this compelling work, Hahnel articulates a vision of a democratic economic system that empowers individuals while fostering collective decision-making. He examines the failures of both capitalist and socialist systems, advocating for a new approach that prioritises community engagement and democratic participation in economic planning. By weaving together theoretical insights and practical applications, Hahnel invites readers to rethink the role of democracy in shaping economic policies.

Key Themes

  • Integrating democracy with economic planning
  • Critique of traditional economic systems
  • Empowerment through participatory decision-making
  • Social justice and economic equity

Why Readers Love It

Readers appreciate Hahnel's clear and engaging writing style, which makes complex economic concepts accessible. His ability to blend theory with real-world implications resonates with those seeking practical solutions to contemporary economic challenges.

Perfect For

  • Students of political economy and philosophy
  • Activists and advocates for social justice
  • Anyone interested in alternative economic models

Fans of Hahnel's previous works, such as Economic Justice and Green Economics, will find this book a natural extension of his thought-provoking discussions on economic reform and democratic ideals.

Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 235 mm × 155 mm × 39 mm
Pages: 372
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN: 9781032003320

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