Edited by Antonio Argandoña, Emeritus Professor of Economics and Business Ethics, CaixaBank Chair of Corporate Social Responsibility, IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Barcelona, ​​Spain

'The home is an institution at the base of society which impacts individuals' outcomes and decisions across the life course, from child developmental outcomes to work and retirement decisions. This book is a collection of contributions explaining the role that the home plays in modern society. Its multidisciplinary perspective will enable readers to enlarge their views on the concept of home wearing the hat of a geographer, economist, philosopher, sociologist and medical scientist.'--Cheti Nicoletti, University of York, UK

• Contents:ForewordBryan Sanderson, Home Renaissance FoundationForewordCarlos Cavallé, Social Trends InstituteIntroductionAntonio Argandoña1. The home: Multidisciplinary reflectionsAntonio Argandoña PART I Philosophy2. What is a home? On the intrinsic nature of a homeAlfredo Marcos and Marta Bertolaso3. Self and others: Home as a cradle of a non-violent relationshipMaria do Céu Patrão NevesPart II Health Sciences4. The impact of the home environment on children’s health and cognitive and social developmentSir Harry BurnsPART III Sociology5. Reproducing homes: Intergenerational transmission of marriage and relationship legacyMark RegnerusPART IV Economics6. The family and economic theorizingStefano Zamagni7. Pension provision, lifetime financial sustainability, care and dignity in old age: Legal and economic issuesE. Philip Davis and Rosa M. LastraPART V Geography8. Spatial relationality and domesticity: Reality and functions of the home from a human geography perspectiveAlban d’EntremontIndex

Edited by Antonio Argandoña, Emeritus Professor of Economics and Business Ethics, CaixaBank Chair of Corporate Social Responsibility, IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Barcelona, ​​Spain

'The home is an institution at the base of society which impacts individuals' outcomes and decisions across the life course, from child developmental outcomes to work and retirement decisions. This book is a collection of contributions explaining the role that the home plays in modern society. Its multidisciplinary perspective will enable readers to enlarge their views on the concept of home wearing the hat of a geographer, economist, philosopher, sociologist and medical scientist.'--Cheti Nicoletti, University of York, UK

• Contents:ForewordBryan Sanderson, Home Renaissance FoundationForewordCarlos Cavallé, Social Trends InstituteIntroductionAntonio Argandoña1. The home: Multidisciplinary reflectionsAntonio Argandoña PART I Philosophy2. What is a home? On the intrinsic nature of a homeAlfredo Marcos and Marta Bertolaso3. Self and others: Home as a cradle of a non-violent relationshipMaria do Céu Patrão NevesPart II Health Sciences4. The impact of the home environment on children’s health and cognitive and social developmentSir Harry BurnsPART III Sociology5. Reproducing homes: Intergenerational transmission of marriage and relationship legacyMark RegnerusPART IV Economics6. The family and economic theorizingStefano Zamagni7. Pension provision, lifetime financial sustainability, care and dignity in old age: Legal and economic issuesE. Philip Davis and Rosa M. LastraPART V Geography8. Spatial relationality and domesticity: Reality and functions of the home from a human geography perspectiveAlban d’EntremontIndex

Edited by Antonio Argandoña, Emeritus Professor of Economics and Business Ethics, CaixaBank Chair of Corporate Social Responsibility, IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Barcelona, ​​Spain

'The home is an institution at the base of society which impacts individuals' outcomes and decisions across the life course, from child developmental outcomes to work and retirement decisions. This book is a collection of contributions explaining the role that the home plays in modern society. Its multidisciplinary perspective will enable readers to enlarge their views on the concept of home wearing the hat of a geographer, economist, philosopher, sociologist and medical scientist.'--Cheti Nicoletti, University of York, UK

• Contents:ForewordBryan Sanderson, Home Renaissance FoundationForewordCarlos Cavallé, Social Trends InstituteIntroductionAntonio Argandoña1. The home: Multidisciplinary reflectionsAntonio Argandoña PART I Philosophy2. What is a home? On the intrinsic nature of a homeAlfredo Marcos and Marta Bertolaso3. Self and others: Home as a cradle of a non-violent relationshipMaria do Céu Patrão NevesPart II Health Sciences4. The impact of the home environment on children’s health and cognitive and social developmentSir Harry BurnsPART III Sociology5. Reproducing homes: Intergenerational transmission of marriage and relationship legacyMark RegnerusPART IV Economics6. The family and economic theorizingStefano Zamagni7. Pension provision, lifetime financial sustainability, care and dignity in old age: Legal and economic issuesE. Philip Davis and Rosa M. LastraPART V Geography8. Spatial relationality and domesticity: Reality and functions of the home from a human geography perspectiveAlban d’EntremontIndex