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in the Economy: A Utopia?, encounter. In this chapter we therefore call for concrete, . economic changes throughout the world. Instead of a . or a . we can witness today the emergence of what we refer to as a ‘.. It therefore does not involve a polarization between . and ., or between the economy and ethics.

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Relational Anthropology for Contemporary EconomicsA Multidisciplinary

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A Relational Anthropology for Contemporary Economics? Concluding Reflections,sible restriction an anthropological model may have on human freedom, the relationship between Homo economicus and Homo amans, the nature of love, the danger of committing a naturalistic fallacy, and the need for a theory of change. Revisiting the discussion paper, it refines the Homo amans model and points to new directions of study.