How many books are in the ZOE Discussion Papers series?

There are 8 books in ZOE Discussion Papers, published 2018–2021.

What is the most recent ZOE Discussion Papers book?

The most recent installment on record is “(Mis)measuring competitiveness: the quantification of a malleable concept in the European Semester” (2021).

ZOE Discussion Papers Books in Order

ZOE Discussion Papers has 8 books published 2018–2021. The list below is the publication order — the order most readers should follow. Start with “Wider den Wachstumszwang: Institutionelle Auswege aus einem sozialen und ökologischen Dilemma”.

8 books

1.Wider den Wachstumszwang: Institutionelle Auswege aus einem sozialen und ökologischen Dilemma(2018)German discussion paper
2.An offer you can’t refuse – Enhancing personal productivity through ‘efficiency consumption’(2019)English discussion paper
3.Wachstumszwang – eine Übersicht(2019)German discussion paper
4.Growth, Prosperity and the environment: Integrating environmental and social indicators into QUEST(2019)discussion paper
5.System change, not climate change? Marktwirtschaft zwischen Utopie und Wachstumszwang(2020)German discussion paper
6.The Emergence of Core-Periphery Structures in the European Union: a Complexity Perspective(2020)ZOE discussion paper
7.(Mis)measuring competitiveness: the quantification of a malleable concept in the European Semester(2021)ZOE discussion paper
8.Making Markets Just: Reciprocity Violations as Key Intervention Points(2021)ZOE discussion paper

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ZOE Discussion Papers FAQ

What is the first ZOE Discussion Papers book?: The series starts with “Wider den Wachstumszwang: Institutionelle Auswege aus einem sozialen und ökologischen Dilemma” (2018). Publication order is the order most readers should follow.
How many books are in the ZOE Discussion Papers series?: There are 8 books in ZOE Discussion Papers, published 2018–2021.
What is the most recent ZOE Discussion Papers book?: The most recent installment on record is “(Mis)measuring competitiveness: the quantification of a malleable concept in the European Semester” (2021).