Author
Wanhong HUANG
Recent research
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
This chapter provides a preliminary constitution of Generative Relational Economics (GRE) as an emerging economic research programme. Building on the historical conditions examined in Chapter 1 and the intellectual lineages reconstructed in Chapter 2, it specifies the problem-spa...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Generative Relational Economics - Chapter 2: Intellectual Lineages and Theoretical Foundations
This chapter reconstructs the principal intellectual lineages and theoretical resources that make Generative Relational Economics (GRE) possible. Rather than presenting GRE itself in full, the chapter examines how a wide range of philosophical, economic, social-theoretical, norma...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
This chapter provides a preliminary constitution of Generative Relational Economics (GRE) as an emerging economic research programme. Building on the historical conditions examined in Chapter 1 and the intellectual lineages reconstructed in Chapter 2, it specifies the problem-spa...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Preference Transformation and the Problem of Later Endorsement
Later endorsement is often treated as normatively important evidence about whether a transformation, intervention, or continuing relation is acceptable. Yet the transformation being evaluated may itself have altered the preferences, memories, dependencies, evaluative standards, o...
- BiologyOpen access
The Genealogy of Effective Alternatives: Constraint and Relational Responsibility
Moral responsibility is often assessed by asking what an actor chose, what alternatives were available, and how severely those alternatives were constrained. Yet the effective alternatives present at a moment of choice are themselves frequently products of earlier relations: depe...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Preference Transformation and the Problem of Later Endorsement
Later endorsement is often treated as normatively important evidence about whether a transformation, intervention, or continuing relation is acceptable. Yet the transformation being evaluated may itself have altered the preferences, memories, dependencies, evaluative standards, o...
- BiologyOpen access
The Genealogy of Effective Alternatives: Constraint and Relational Responsibility
Moral responsibility is often assessed by asking what an actor chose, what alternatives were available, and how severely those alternatives were constrained. Yet the effective alternatives present at a moment of choice are themselves frequently products of earlier relations: depe...