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PURSUIT of HAPPINESS Should happiness be promoted? Does promotion of happiness come at the cost of other valued matters?
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Does promotion of happiness come at the cost of other valued matters?, cost, disadvantage, harm, value, worth
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Veenhoven, R. The Utility of Happiness.
Social Indicators Research, 1988, Vol. 20, 333 - 354 1988 D'Iribarne, P. The Relationship between Subjective and Objective Well-Being.
Strumpel, B.; Ed.: " Subjective Elements of Well-Being" The OECD Social Indicator Program, 1972, Paris, France 1972 Veenhoven, R. Evidence Based Pursuit of Happiness. What should we know, do we know and can we get to know?
Paper EHERO nr1, 2012, Erasmus University , Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2012 Pol, E.; Carrus, G.; Castrechini, A. Quality of Life and Sustainability: The End of Quality at any Price.
Pol, E., Castrechini, A & Carrus, J., 2017, Springer, InGhozlane Fleury Bahl: Enric Pol&Oscar Navarro (eds) Handbook of Enivronmental Psychology and QOL Research, Roma, Italy, 11 - 40 2017 Etzioni, A. Happiness Is The Wrong Metric. A Liberal Communitarian Response to Populism
Boyler, M. (Ed.) "Library of Public Policy and Public Administration, 2018, Vol. 11, Springer International Publishing, Switzerland 2018