Human Well-Being

Explore the intricate dimensions of human well-being in Anthony Shorrocks’ insightful book, Human Well-Being. Published in 2006, this 308-page volume dives deep into the definition and empirical assessment of well-being, a pivotal topic in social science and economics. Shorrocks examines various concepts and measurement techniques, offering critical evaluations that pave the way for future research. This book is an essential resource for academics, policymakers, and anyone interested in the interplay between human welfare and economic development. Enhance your understanding of social indicators and well-being by adding this pivotal work to your collection. Perfect for those in sociology, economic development, and allied health services, Human Well-Being is a must-read for fostering informed discussions and practices in the field.