Contents: Hendrik Opdebeeck: Introduction: A Utopian Economic Paradigm? - Walter Moss: Schumacher's Wisdom-Centered Economics - Laszlo Zsolnai: The Importance of Meta-economics - Gabor Kovacs: Buddhist Economics - Roy Varghese: Authentic Development and Responsibility in Economics - Zubin Mulla: Karma-Yoga and Schumacher's Theory of Good Work - Gerrit de Vylder: The East as a Practical and Spiritual Basis for Economics - Philip Bruce: The Legacy of Schumacher in the Scott Bader Company Today - Christian Arnsperger: Small is Beautiful: But is it Responsible? A Critical Reappraisal of E.F. Schumacher's Contribution to Ecological Economics and Political Ecology - Carlos Hoevel: The Call for Responsibility and the Crisis - Michal Michalski: Economics as if the Family Mattered - Ludo Abicht: Who Really Needs Frugality? - Simon Trace: Responsibility in Technology - Luk Bouckaert: Schumacher and the Principle of Responsibility in Economics - Paul Jorion: Profit as One of the Questions of Schumacher - Knut Ims/Ove Jakobsen: Initiating an Open Research System Based on Creativity - Alexis Versele/Barbara Wauman/Hilde Breesch: Achieving Sustainable Housing - Joel Thompson: Recreating 'Economics of Permanence' in Africa - Bennie Callebaut/Luigino Bruni: The Economy of Communion as a Charismatic Practice - Stewart Wallis: The Urgent Need to Transform Economics - Hendrik Opdebeeck: Conclusion: From a Utopian towards a Uglobian Economic Paradigm. Schumacher's Plea for Frugal Responsibility - Appendix: Proposal for a Charter of Universal Responsibilities presented at the Rio+20 Conference June 2012.
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