The Great Divide
By Joseph E. Stinglitz. International Journal of Academic Research & Development, 2017
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Recipient of the Nobel prize in economics, Joseph Stiglitz, has dealt with the phenomenon of increasing income differences for years. His work entitled “The Price of Inequality” was published in 2013 by Norton & Norton Co. and according to the New York Times it was the best-seller of that year. In 2015, he published another book on this subject (“The Great Divide”), partially repeating and further developing the ideas of his 2013 work.
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- Expanding the Impact of the Psychology of Working: Engaging Psychology in the Struggle for Decent Work and Human Rights (2019, background): “This recession was particularly challenging and disruptive in the United States, within most of Europe, and many parts of Asia and Africa (Guichard, 2013; Stiglitz, 2015; UN Development Program, 2014).”
- Sustainable development goals and inclusive development (2016, unknown): “Relational inclusiveness recognizes that poverty and ecological degradation are often the result of actions taken by others (Harriss-White 2006; Mosse 2010) because of increasing inequality in society (Piketty 2014; Stiglitz 2015) and the substance and process of politics (e.g. Okafor 2008).”