A Metric of Common Goods Dynamics

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journal	RIVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DI SCIENZE SOCIALI
issue	RIVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DI SCIENZE SOCIALI - 2020 - 4. A Special Issue on Common Good
title	A Metric of Common Goods Dynamics
authors	Luis Ignacio Arbesu-Verduzco Mathias Nebel
publisher	Vita e Pensiero
format	Article \| Pdf
online since	02-2021
doi	10.26350/000518_000055
issn	0035-676X (print) \| 1827-7918 (digital)

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This article proposes a common good approach to development. In the first part, we formalize what we understand by such an approach and propose a matrix of common good dynamics. The second part develops a metric to capture at the level of municipalities the present dynamic of the nexus of common goods. The third part revises how we can appraise and understand the data we get from the metric. The last part is dedicated to the value that the added information from the given approach may provide to development practitionners. keywords Development, Common good approach, Social dynamics, Mexico. Authors biography Mathias Nebel is a full-time professor of Social Ethics and Christian Social Thought at the Universidad Popular Auto´noma del Estado de Puebla. He is the director of the research institute Instituto Promotor del Bien Comu´n. Email: matthias.nebel@upaep.mx. Luis Ignacio Arbesu-Verduzco is a full-time professor of Politology at the Universidad Popular Auto´noma del Estado de Puebla. Email: luisignacio.arbesu@upaep.mx.

Description

This article proposes a common good approach to development. In the first part, we formalize what we understand by such an approach and propose a matrix of common good dynamics. The second part develops a metric to capture at the level of municipalities the present dynamic of the nexus of common goods. The third part revises how we can appraise and understand the data we get from the metric. The last part is dedicated to the value that the added information from the given approach may provide to development practitionners.

keywords

Development, Common good approach, Social dynamics, Mexico.

Authors biography

Mathias Nebel is a full-time professor of Social Ethics and Christian Social Thought at the Universidad Popular Auto´noma del Estado de Puebla. He is the director of the research institute Instituto Promotor del Bien Comu´n. Email: matthias.nebel@upaep.mx.
Luis Ignacio Arbesu-Verduzco is a full-time professor of Politology at the Universidad Popular Auto´noma del Estado de Puebla. Email: luisignacio.arbesu@upaep.mx.