1. Understanding Deeply Without Doing Calculations
2. The Schools of Economic Thought as Modes of Existence
3. Topos for In-Depth Study of Economic Life
4. Al-Farāhīdī's Notion of Maʿāsh Associating 'What We Live From' and 'What We Live In'
5. Towards an Economic Vocabulary Related to Life
6. In Search of Modes of Logic Close to Life Beyond Binary Code
7. Re-Connecting Mathematics to Life As It Was
8. Toward an Ethical Questioning on the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects Related to Life
9. Toward the Opening of Data Sciences to Life Beyond AI’s Black Box
10. The Phenomenon of Avoidance in Economic Literature
Biography
Abderrazak Belabes is an engineer, economist, and philosopher of science with a Ph.D. in economic analysis and policy from the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS, Paris). He teaches, as a professor of economics, advanced quantitative methods, research methods, advanced microeconomics, entrepreneurial finance, social entrepreneurship, data management in endowments, and history of economic life in Muslim societies.
