Inequality and Uneven Development in the Post-Crisis World

Introduction Pasquale Tridico and Sebastiano Fadda
Part I Ethics, Pluralism and Theoretical Approaches
1. The rise of income inequality in rich countries Pasquale Tridico
2. Income inequality, household debt and growth Riccardo Pariboni
3. Unsustainable Unemployment and Sustainable Growth. A Long Run Perspective Sebastiano Fadda
4. Shifting The Social Costs of Trade: Non-Tariff Measures As The New Focus Of Trade Policy Werner Raza
5. Inequity and Unsustainability: The Role of Financialized Masculinity Julie A. Nelson
Part II Empirical Evidences of Inequality
6. Intergenerational inequality: transmission channels, direct and indirect mechanisms and evidence for European countriesMichele Raitano
7. Financialised Capitalism and Inequality: shareholder value-driven firms, marketised household balance sheets and bubbly financial markets Nicholas Black and Ismail Erturk
8. Regional inequalities and foreign direct investments. The case of Hungary Miklos Szanyi
9. Financialization and Inequalities: The Uneven Development of the Housing Market On The Eastern Periphery of Europe Zoltan Gal, Erika Nagy, Zsuzsi Posfai
Part III Sustainable Development Issues
10. The Triple Crisis: How can Europe foster growth, well-being, and sustainability? Miriam Rehm, Sven Hergovich and Georg Feigl
11. The challenge of hydropower as a sustainable development alternative Benefits and controversial effects in the case of the Brazilian Amazon Nicola Caravaggioa, Valeria Costantinia,b, Martina Iorioa, Salvatore Monnia and Elena Paglialungaa
12. Careful with that switch! Willingness to save energy and income distribution Gionata Castaldi, Alessio D'Amato and Mariangela Zoli
13. PES - a Payment for Ecosystem Services or a Price for our (un)Efficiency System?Renata Kitti Fodor