Description

Crisis & Recovery: Ethics, Economics & Justice examines the multifaceted challenges of navigating economic crises while upholding principles of ethics and justice. The book delves into the causes and consequences of economic downturns, exploring how systemic inequalities, policy failures, and global interdependencies exacerbate vulnerabilities. It emphasizes the importance of ethical decision-making in crafting recovery strategies that prioritize fairness, inclusivity, and sustainability. Drawing on economic theory, moral philosophy, and real-world case studies, the text provides insights into balancing economic efficiency with social equity during times of upheaval. Topics include financial regulation, redistribution policies, environmental resilience, and the role of global cooperation in fostering recovery. Designed for students, policymakers, and thought leaders, The book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding the intersection of economics, ethics, and justice, empowering readers to contribute to a more equitable and sustainable future in the aftermath of economic crises.