Reconsidering Identity Economics - Laszlo Garai

Reconsidering Identity Economics (eBook)

Human Well-Being and Governance

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2016 | 1st ed. 2017
XI, 172 Seiten
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This book presents an unorthodox identity economics that approaches social identity through a non-classical psychology. Garai applies the modern physics concept of wave-particle duality to economic psychology, finding a corresponding duality in object-oriented activity and historically generated social identity. These two factors interconnect to create a double-storied structure of social identity and its behavioral manifestations. The book then presents a calculation device for mediating between behavioral and identity economics. Garai then applies all these factors to two socioeconomic systems developed during the second modernization: Bolshevik-type 'socialism' and post-Bolshevik 'capitalism.' In this context, he examines the Eastern Bloc nomenklatura as a duality of bureaucratic and patron-client organization ('state and party') and the establishment of both today's material capitalism and its other half: human capital economics.

Laszlo Garai was the Founder and Head of the Departments of Economic Psychology at the University of Szeged, Hungary, and Nice University, France. He has also taught at Moscow State University, Russia, and branches of California State University at Bakersfield and San Bernardino, USA. He is the author of 21 monographs in Hungarian and Russian on economic, social, and theoretical psychology.

This book presents an unorthodox identity economics that approaches social identity through a non-classical psychology. Garai applies the modern physics concept of wave-particle duality to economic psychology, finding a corresponding duality in object-oriented activity and historically generated social identity. These two factors interconnect to create a double-storied structure of social identity and its behavioral manifestations. The book then presents a calculation device for mediating between behavioral and identity economics. Garai then applies all these factors to two socioeconomic systems developed during the second modernization: Bolshevik-type "e;socialism"e; and post-Bolshevik "e;capitalism."e; In this context, he examines the Eastern Bloc nomenklatura as a duality of bureaucratic and patron-client organization ("e;state and party"e;) and the establishment of both today's material capitalism and its other half: human capital economics.

Laszlo Garai was the Founder and Head of the Departments of Economic Psychology at the University of Szeged, Hungary, and Nice University, France. He has also taught at Moscow State University, Russia, and branches of California State University at Bakersfield and San Bernardino, USA. He is the author of 21 monographs in Hungarian and Russian on economic, social, and theoretical psychology.

1. Identity Economics, Indeed? A Psychological IntroductionPART I: THE STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL IDENTITY AND ITS ECONOMIC FEATURE2. The Double-Storied Structure of Social Identity3. Identity Economics4. How Outstanding Am I?PART II: SOCIAL IDENTITY IN THE SECOND MODERNIZATION5. Preamble6. Theses on Human Capital7. Determining Economic Activity in a Post-Capitalist System8. Is a Rational Socioeconomic System Possible?PART III: PSYCHOLOGY OF BOLSHEVIK-TYPE SYSTEMS9. The Bureaucratic State Governed by an Illegal Movement10. The Paradoxes of the Bolshevik-Type Psycho-Social Structure in EconomyPART IV: HALF OF CAPITALISM - AND ITS OTHER HALF11. Inequalities' Inequality: The Triple Rule of Economic Psychology12. What Kind of Capitalism Do We Want?

Erscheint lt. Verlag 29.11.2016
Zusatzinfo XI, 172 p.
Verlagsort New York
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Wirtschaft Allgemeines / Lexika
Wirtschaft Volkswirtschaftslehre Mikroökonomie
Schlagworte Activity Theory • cognitive dissonance • economic psychology • Economics • Economic system • economy • Human Capital • Knowledge • mass-production of social identity • material capital • well-being
ISBN-10 1-137-52561-4 / 1137525614
ISBN-13 978-1-137-52561-1 / 9781137525611
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