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Accepted Paper:

Wellbeing, well-beings, and being well  
Emilia Ferraro (University of St. Andrews)

Paper short abstract:

This introductory paper summarizes the main debates in wellbeing scholarship and policy debates, and their underpinning premises.

Paper long abstract:

This introductory paper summarizes the main debates in wellbeing scholarship and policy debates, and their underpinning premises.The paper argument is that the development of wellbeing scholarship mirrors the development of changing ideas and discourses about the individual, society and nature in "the West". As such, it is part of a "parochial" narrative about human-ness whose universality must be discussed rather than assumed.

Panel P59
The place of 'place' in wellbeing scholarship
  Session 1