KnowraCapability approachLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Capability approach, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 1Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 7Quality of lifeRelated: It shifts assessment from reported satisfaction toward opportunities people can actually exercise.Social exclusionRelated: It shifts attention from formal access to whether people can actually participate.PovertyRelated: It treats deprivation as restricted capabilities, broadening analysis beyond income alone.Welfare economicsCompared with: It challenges welfare measures based mainly on preferences, income, or utility.Social justiceRelated: It shifts attention from resources alone to what people can actually do and be.Amartya SenBroader topic: The approach became a major alternative to income- and utility-centered measures of well-being.EudaimoniaRelated: It shares the concern for substantive human flourishing while assessing social conditions and freedom.Distributive JusticeRelated: It assesses what people can actually do and be, not merely the resources they receive.Martha NussbaumNarrower topic: Nussbaum helped develop this framework into an account of human dignity and political justice.FreedomCompared with: It tests formal liberty against the practical options people can actually exercise.Poverty reductionCompared with: It challenges definitions of progress based only on income or crossing a monetary threshold.Universal basic servicesRelated: Service access matters partly because it can expand people's practical opportunities.Negative libertyCompared with: It highlights how poverty or disability can limit real options without direct interference.EquityRelated: It shifts assessment from resources alone to what people can actually do and be.Happiness economicsCompared with: It assesses opportunities and freedoms rather than relying chiefly on reported happiness.Development geographyRelated: It offers a way to assess development outcomes beyond income and infrastructure.Development studiesRelated: It supplies a prominent philosophical basis for human-centered development measures.Extreme povertyCompared with: It shifts attention from income itself to what people can actually do and be.Normative economicsCompared with: It assesses outcomes through real opportunities, not only income or reported utility.Global developmentRelated: It offers a human-centered account of what development should expand.Liberal paradoxRelated: Sen’s later framework broadens the analysis of freedom beyond the paradox’s formal decisiveness condition.
KnowraCapability approachLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Capability approach, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 1Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 7Quality of lifeRelated: It shifts assessment from reported satisfaction toward opportunities people can actually exercise.Social exclusionRelated: It shifts attention from formal access to whether people can actually participate.PovertyRelated: It treats deprivation as restricted capabilities, broadening analysis beyond income alone.Welfare economicsCompared with: It challenges welfare measures based mainly on preferences, income, or utility.Social justiceRelated: It shifts attention from resources alone to what people can actually do and be.Amartya SenBroader topic: The approach became a major alternative to income- and utility-centered measures of well-being.EudaimoniaRelated: It shares the concern for substantive human flourishing while assessing social conditions and freedom.Distributive JusticeRelated: It assesses what people can actually do and be, not merely the resources they receive.Martha NussbaumNarrower topic: Nussbaum helped develop this framework into an account of human dignity and political justice.FreedomCompared with: It tests formal liberty against the practical options people can actually exercise.Poverty reductionCompared with: It challenges definitions of progress based only on income or crossing a monetary threshold.Universal basic servicesRelated: Service access matters partly because it can expand people's practical opportunities.Negative libertyCompared with: It highlights how poverty or disability can limit real options without direct interference.EquityRelated: It shifts assessment from resources alone to what people can actually do and be.Happiness economicsCompared with: It assesses opportunities and freedoms rather than relying chiefly on reported happiness.Development geographyRelated: It offers a way to assess development outcomes beyond income and infrastructure.Development studiesRelated: It supplies a prominent philosophical basis for human-centered development measures.Extreme povertyCompared with: It shifts attention from income itself to what people can actually do and be.Normative economicsCompared with: It assesses outcomes through real opportunities, not only income or reported utility.Global developmentRelated: It offers a human-centered account of what development should expand.Liberal paradoxRelated: Sen’s later framework broadens the analysis of freedom beyond the paradox’s formal decisiveness condition.