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  1. In Memoriam – Professor Kenneth Joseph Arrow, Founding HDCA Fellow

    …ocial Choice and Welfare’ was launched. Social choice theorists began to scrutinize and debate Arrow’s “innocuous” conditions, and it was in particular Professor Sen, Nobel prize winner in 1998, who in the light of Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem forcefully argued that the informational basis of collective choice be enriched. Such an enlargement should go beyond ordinal utilities and should include non-utility information of various kinds. One may s…

  2. CfP: The Current Challenges of Urban Policy

    …ances to be covered on foot. The pandemic has resulted in the emergence of new problems that should be addressed by urban policies. Moreover, the previously diagnosed challenges related to, inter alia, counteracting spatial chaos, suburbanization, adaptation to climate change, and depopulation have meant that urban policy should take new objectives into account. They result from conditions at various levels: – International, for example, United Na…

  3. CfP: Intergenerational Solidarity at the Beginning of the 21st Century

    …but also to the topics of challenges of democratic order, climate change, new pandemics, new resource wars, unemployment induced by digitalization and automatization, and diversifying the skills and education of generations. This Special Issue will focus both on theoretical and empirical findings, including the conceptual issues and evaluation of results and achievements of activities related to international, national, and regional initiatives a…

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