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Incommensurability, Value Conflicts, and Valuation: A Political Economy Institutionalist Perspective
Event Title
Value and Valuation Research: Advancing Understanding, Conceptualization, Practice, and Policy through Interdisciplinary Lenses
Year (definitive publication)
2025
Language
English
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Abstract
Value conflict is a pervasive feature of human action (individual and public action).
Public action is often confronted with different concerns, making competing and
inconsistent claims regarding the desirable common goods to pursue.
Consequently, this raises the necessity to cope with and manage the value
conflicts arising in action. Further, institutionalised procedures and practices
supporting public decision-making tend to favour certain actors’ positions on
values and value conflict to the detriment of others.
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Keywords
Values and Valuation,Incomensurability,Values Conflicts
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Economics and Business - Social Sciences
- Sociology - Social Sciences
- Other Social Sciences - Social Sciences
