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A Universal Declaration of Human Well-being

Part of the Wellbeing in Politics and Policy Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-27107-7

ISBN: 978-3-030-27106-0

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 23, 2019

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Well-being in Politics and Policy

Austin, Annie

Pages: 1 –12

[What is the ultimate goal of Politics and Policy? This introductory chapter suggests that the best answer to this question is “Well-being”: The ultimate goal of politics and policy should be to ensure that citizens are able to live good, flourishing lives. In the twentieth century, politics and...
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Theories of Well-being: The Foundations

Austin, Annie

Pages: 15 –24

[This chapter discusses foundational ethical theories that provide diverse answers to Socrates’ question of what constitutes a good, flourishing life. Classical utilitarianism employs a hedonistic account of well-being, while classical liberalism and rights-based accounts are grounded in a...
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The Conditions and Constituents of Well-being: Overlapping Values

Austin, Annie

Pages: 25 –33

[The question of what it means to live a good life is an ancient one. During the same historical era as the ancient Greeks were working on Socrates’ question of what makes a good life, thinkers in other parts of the world were also asking the same thing; for example, Confucius in China, and the...
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Well-being in Europe

Austin, Annie

Pages: 41 –51

[Well-being happens, or doesn’t happen, in a social-political setting. This chapter identifies the main principles and priorities of political settings of well-being in Europe. After a discussion of the dominant political theories found in this region, the central principles of the European Union...
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Well-being in North America

Austin, Annie

Pages: 53 –60

[This chapter provides a broad view of the main values operant at the political and population levels in North America: the USA and Canada. First, the theory of Political Liberalism and its modern North American interpretation is discussed. Next, the central principles of important political and...
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Well-being in Latin America

Austin, Annie

Pages: 61 –68

[This chapter presents evidence from Latin America in relation to the core principles and values of the political settings of well-being in the region. First, the Latin American Buen Vivir approach to well-being is discussed, and links to other approaches to well-being (such as Aristotelian...
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Well-being in Asia

Austin, Annie

Pages: 69 –82

[This chapter presents evidence about the central principles and values of political conceptions of well-being in countries in East, South, West and Central Asia. First, traditional Confucian, Daoist, Hindu and Arabic conceptions of the good are discussed, and areas of overlap with other ethical...
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Well-being in Africa

Austin, Annie

Pages: 83 –92

[This chapter presents evidence relating to political conceptions of well-being in Africa. First, the southern African philosophy of Ubuntu is discussed, and areas of overlap with other ethical frameworks are explored. Next, the national constitutions of countries in North, East, West and...
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Well-being: A Reflective Equilibrium

Austin, Annie

Pages: 97 –108

[The question of what it means to live well has been debated in the public forum for millennia, and continues to occupy a central place in politics and policy. The starting hypothesis of this study was that, if people across the world, from different cultures, languages and worldviews, share...

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