Verwirklichungschancen/ Weblinks

• Human Development and Capability Association
• The Measurement of Human Capabilities Project
• Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI)
• John M. Alexander: Republican Freedom and Amartya Sen’s Theory of Capabilities
• Sabina Alkire: Choosing Dimensions: The Capability Approach and Multidimensional Poverty
• Paul Anand, Graham Hunter, Ron Smith: Capabilities and Wellbeing: Evidence Based on the Sen-Nussbaum Approach to Welfare
• Elisabeth Anderson: Unstrapping the Straitjacket of ‘Preference’: A Comment on Amartya Sen’s Contributions to Philosophy and Economics
• Christian Arndt und Jürgen Volkert: Amartya Sens Capability-Approach – Ein neues Konzept der deutschen Armuts- und Reichtumsberichterstattung
• Richard J. Arneson: Distributive Justice and Basic Capability Equality: ‘Good Enough’ Is Not Good Enough
• Wassilios Baros und Hans-Uwe Otto: Multikulturalismus und Capabilities. Oder: Was kann man von Amartya Sen über die Aufgabe einer Interkulturellen Erziehung in der Migrationsgesellschaft lernen?
• Wassilios Baros und Georgia Manafi: Approaching Migrant Youth Marginalization through the Capabilities Approach: Methodological Proposals
• Emmanuelle Benicourt: Is Amartya Sen a Post-Autistic Economist?
• Sabrine Berges: Why the Capability Approach is Justified
• Andy Blunden: Amartya Sen on well-being and critical voice. The Critique of Distributive Justice
• Hilde Bojer: The capability approach to economic Inequality
• Canova, Luciano, Grasso, Marco, Vaglio, Alessandro, Di Giulio, Enzo, Migliavacca, Stefania, Lelli, Sara and Pareglio, Stefano: Operationalising Senian capability approach by modelling human development
• David A. Clark: The Capability Approach: Its Development, Critiques and Recent Advances
• Flavio Comim: Operationalizing Sen’s Capability Approach
• Aaron Cosbey: A Capabilities Approach to Trade and Sustainable Development
• Séverine Deneulin: Poverty: Amartya Sen Compared to Catholic Social Thinking
• Stephen Deveraux: Sen’s Entitlement Approach: Critiques and Counter-critiques
• L.A. Duhs: Sen’s economic philosophy: Capabilities and human development in the revival of economics as a moral science
• Franz F. Eiffe: A Capability Approach for the European Union
• Peter Evans: Collective Capabilities, Culture, and Amartya Sen’s Development as Freedom
• Sakiko Fukuda-Parr: Has the Human Development Approach Influenced Policy?: The Case of World Bank Flagship Reports
• Wulf Gaertner: Amartya Sen
• Nicholas Garnham: Amartya Sen’s Capabilities Approach to the Evaluation of Welfare: Its Application to Communications
• Des Gasper: What ist the Capability Approach
• Reiko Gotoh: A Note on Capability Comparison and Social Evaluation
• Marco Grasso: A dynamic operationalization of Sen’s capability approach
• Sarah L. Harrington: The Capabilities Approach as a Solution to the Need for a More Encompassing Definition of Poverty
• Doris Hilgers: Imposed Participation? The State and the Community in Educational Governance in India – Evidence from five Case Studies in Madhya Pradesh
• Hans E. Jensen: Amartya Sen as a Smithesquely Worldly Philosopher
• Wiebke Kuklys: Measuring Standard of Living in the UK - An Application of Sen’s Functioning Approach. Using Structural Equation Models
• Wiebke Kuklys und Ingrid Robeyns: Sen’s Capability Approach to Welfare Economics
• Vinal Lal: Sen, Argumentative Indians and Bengali Modernity
• Iain Law und Heather Widdows: Conceptualising Health: Insights from the Capability Approach
• Ortrud Leßmann: Lebenslagen und Verwirklichungschancen (capability) – Verschiedene Wurzeln, ähnliche Konzepte
• Lingfang Li and Donald G. Saari: Sen’s Theorem: Geometric Proof and New Interpretations
• Christopher Lowry: Sen’s Cabilities and Liberal Neutrality: Take Two
• Enrica Chiappero Martinetti: Capability approach and fuzzy set theory: description, aggregation and inference issues
• Manu V. Mathai: Case Studies: Observations on Operationalizing Sen’s Capability Approach
• Ilse Oosterlaken: Design for Development: A Capability Approach
• Philip Petit: Capability and Freedom: A Defence of Sen
• Thomas W. Pogge: Can the Capability Approach Be Justified?
• Mozaffar Qizilbash und David A. Clark: The Capability Approach and Fuzzy Poverty Measures: An Application to the South African Context
• Alexander Rager: Amartya Sen - Staat oder Markt gegen Hunger?
• Thom Ringer: Freedom in the Space of Equality: A Response to Certain Liberal Egalitarian Objections to Amartya Sen's Capabilities Approach
• Ingrid Robeyns: Sen’s capability approach re-examined
• Ingrid Robeyns: The Capability Approach: An Interdisciplinary Introduction
• Ingrid Robeyns: Justice as Fairness and the Capability Approach
• Ingrid Robeyns: In Defence of Amartya Sen
• Ingrid Robeyns: The capability approach and welfare policies
• Ingrid Robeyns: Sen’s Capability Approach and Gender Inequality: Selecting Relevant Capabilities
• Ingrid Robeyns: Capabilities and Theoriesof Social Justice
• Erik Schokkaert: The capabilities approach
• Fabian Scholtes: Warum es um Verwirklichungschancen gehen soll: Amartya Sen’s Capability-Ansatz als normative Ethik des Wirtschaftens
• Amartya Sen: SOCIAL EXCLUSION: CONCEPT, APPLICATION, AND SCRUTINY
• Manoj Sharma: Reifying Capability Theory in Disability and Rehabilitation Research
• Tone Smith: Sen, Equity and Sustainable Development
• Sharath Srinivasan: No Democracy without Justice: Amartya Sen’s unfinished business with the Capability Approach
• Irene van Staveren und Des Gasper: Development as Freedom – Contributions and Shortcomings of Amartya Sen’s Development Philosophy for Feminist Economics
• Trond G. Tjelta: The Capability Approach and the Implementation of Anti-Poverty Policy in Mexico
• Elaine Unterhalter: Education, capabilities and social justice
• Elaine Unterhalter, Rosie Vaughan und Melanie Walker: The Capability Approach and Education
• Peter Vallentyne: Capabilities vs. Opportunities for Well-being
• Nick Vikander: Kahneman's Objective Happiness and Sen's Capabilities: a Critical Comparison
• Polly Vizard: The Contributions of Professor Amartya Sen in the Field of Human Rights
• Toru Yamamori: Basic Income and Capability Approach: On Recognition and Deconstruction for Difference1