Schools of Management & Engineering
Sustainability, Economics and Ethics
(SEE)
2021 SGR 01020
The SEE group brings together IQS researchers who collaborate at the interface of issues related to ethical or socio-economic aspects, as well as as poverty, inequality, education, aporophobia, social exclusion, convergence, and sustainability, among others. The group, composed of economists, philosophers, political scientists, and data scientists, is currently working on three distinct fields of research:
- Aporophobia: conducting conceptual research on its characteristics, studying the relationship between aporophobia and artificial intelligence, working on the development of an implicit association test (IAT) of aporophobia, and conducting aporophobia modelling and simulation.
- The Chinese development model: studying the impact of preferential policies on inequality in China.
- Economic growth and dynamic convergence: researching the evolution of human capital in China and developing indicators on the quality and quantity of education, as well as an analysis of countries’ HDI convergence.
In this environment, SEE collaborates and aspires to collaborate with other groups in the following RD lines:
- Ethical analysis of economic, techno-scientific, and socio-political systems
- The Power in Globalization,
- Human Rights, Political Philosophy, and Religion
- Bioethics
- Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
- Cross-Cultural Management and Ethical Business Practice
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EXTERNAL COLABORATORS
Georgina Curto, PhD
UAB
May Aye Naw Thiri, PhD
UAB
Ms Huaxin Wang-Lu
IQS. Dpto. Métodos Cuantitativos
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PoPMeD-SuSDeV (Population Medicine and Sustainable Development in Europe and China)
EU-China network working on a joint research program in health, development economics, and anthropology.
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Sustainability, Economics and Ethics (SEE)
ChineQualJustice (Investigación sobre el modelo de desarrollo chino: El Enfoque de Capacidades)
Los efectos de las políticas preferenciales y las zonas económicas especiales sobre la desigualdad y la justicia social.
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Sustainability, Economics and Ethics (SEE)
PREFEQUALJUSTICE (Innovación social)
Efectos de políticas preferenciales y zonas económicas especiales sobre la desigualdad, bienestar y justicia.
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Sustainability, Economics and Ethics (SEE)