Publications

Christian ARNSPERGER
L'homme économique et le sens de la vie: Petit traité d'alter-économie
Paris, Editions Textuel, collection "Petite encyclopédie critique"

In Europe and throughout the world, competence in English is spreading at a speed never achieved by any language in human history. In this new book, Philippe Van Parijs asks whether this growing dominance of English is unjust and, if so, what should be done about it.

"We don't just need democracy. We need just democracy." A launch event for this new book published by the European Consortium for Political research is being jointly organized by the Belgian Ambassor in London and University College London.

Under what conditions (if any) can intellectual property rights be fair? Fourteen philosophers, lawyers and computer scientists try to answer the many facets of this question in a new book. (new in paperback)

In this brand-new book based on Ken Wilber's "Integral" philosophy and on a careful critical discussion of mainstream economics, Christian Arnsperger argues that contemporary economics can ber made more relevant and emancipatory if it integrates internal and external perspectives on reality and therefore becomes less reductionistic.

In this book (Routledge, Paperback 2009), Christian Arnsperger offers a detailed plea for methodological pluralism in economics.

Trois livres récents : "La mythe de la traite des blanches. Enquête sur la fabrication d'un fléau" et
"Du sordide au mythe. L'affaire de la traite des blanches (Bruxelles, 1880)" et "La vie qu'on a. L'histoire d'une fille de l'Est" de Roxana Burlacu.

Christian Arnsperger, Ethique de l'existence post-capitaliste, Pour un militantisme existentiel. Edition du Cerf (Paris)
dans la collection « La nuit surveillée »

Axel GOSSERIES & Lukas MEYER eds., Intergenerational Justice, Oxford University Press, Mai 2009, 432p.