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Enfoque de capacidades y sostenibilidad. Aportaciones de Amartya Sen y Martha Nussbaum
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M. Nussbaum, A. Sen, enfoque de las capacidades, filosofía política, economía (es)La naturaleza interdisciplinar del “enfoque de las capacidades” (ca, por sus siglas en inglés) ha hecho que su estudio se encuentre diseminado en un amplio espectro de revistas. Así el case ha asentado en las áreas de la filosofía política o la economía del desarrollo, y ha ampliado su alcance al ser utilizado como marco teórico para la creación de indicadores sobre la privación, la calidad de vida o la salud, o bien para abordar las cuestiones de la educación superior o el impacto de la tecnología en la vida de las personas. Se ofrece una visión general sobre los principales conceptos empleados en ese enfoque, buscando distinguir las propuestas de A. Sen y M. Nussbaum, con el fin de analizar la idea de sostenibilidad y su incorporación en la agenda del enfoque.
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