BuberNeumann
BuberNeumann is a theoretical construct that emerged from the intersection of the philosophical ideas of Martin Buber and the economic theories of John von Neumann. While not a widely recognized established term in academic literature, it can be interpreted as a framework that explores how Buber's concepts of the I-Thou relationship and intersubjectivity might influence or be applied to understanding economic interactions, particularly those involving decision-making and cooperation.
Martin Buber, a prominent 20th-century philosopher, distinguished between two modes of human existence: I-It and I-Thou.
John von Neumann, a pioneering mathematician and economist, is renowned for his work on game theory, which
A BuberNeumann perspective would suggest that the purely rational, self-interested assumptions of some economic models might