In this article we introduce a new axiom for bargaining solutions, named Proportional Concession Monotonicity (PCM), which imposes that no player benefit when all players collectively make proportional concessions with respect to their respective utopia values. We reconsider the leximin solution (Imai, 1983), and obtain an alternative characterization on the basis of PCM. JEL-Classification: C78

This article focuses on some of the implications of Heidegger’s pragmatism for information technology analysis and critique. I survey Heidegger’s transformation of Enlightenment notions such as identity, proximity, community, disembodiment, pattern, representation and utopia to the phenomenological concepts of Dasein, care, being-with, corporality, praxis, disclosure and the not-yet. Each of th...

Survival mode: on the depoliticization of contemporary imaginary (utopia and dystopia)
 
 Resumen: En este artículo analizamos el actual estatuto de la utopía y distopía a partir los cambios en experiencia sensibilidad acontecidos postmodernidad-globalización. Reflexionaremos sobre forma que experimentamos tiempo cambio histórico acerca del modo realidad aparece representada productos...

The present study examines the aesthetic features of Sabry Musa's Lord Spinach Field (1987) through Karl-Heinz Bohrer's “Utopia Subject” to foreground Homo's quest for a wished-for yet unattainable reality. Post-Colonial Utopianism depicts man's inner turmoil force an act willful rethinking enhance “anticipatory consciousness” better life, point interrogated within Ernst Bloch's Principle Hope ...