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The New Systems Reader

Alternatives to a Failed Economy
BuchGebunden
480 Seiten
Englisch
Taylor & Franciserschienen am20.10.2020
Addressing the problems of the 21st century requires going beyond small tweaks to business as usual - it requires "changing the system." But what does this mean? This book highlights some of the most promising answers to these questions, providing essential ideas about the future we want.mehr
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KlappentextAddressing the problems of the 21st century requires going beyond small tweaks to business as usual - it requires "changing the system." But what does this mean? This book highlights some of the most promising answers to these questions, providing essential ideas about the future we want.
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ISBN/GTIN978-0-367-31338-8
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatGenäht
Erscheinungsjahr2020
Erscheinungsdatum20.10.2020
Seiten480 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 152 mm, Höhe 229 mm, Dicke 29 mm
Gewicht848 g
Artikel-Nr.56502149

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface1 | Social Democracy and Radical LocalismChapter 1: Social Democratic Capitalism: The Nordic Experience and BeyondChapter 2: The Good Society 2.0Chapter 3: The Promise of a Million Utopias 2 | New System Values Chapter 4: The Economy for the Common Good: A Workable, Transformative, Ethics-Based AlternativeChapter 5: A Civic Economy of ProvisionsChapter 6: Whole Systems Change: A Framework and First Steps for Social/Economic Transformation Chapter 7: A Living Economy for a Living Earth Chapter 8: Earthland: Scenes from a Civilized Future 3 | A Planetary Economy Chapter 9: Towards a New, Green Economy-Sustainable and Just-at Community ScaleChapter 10: Well-Being Economy: A Scenario for a Post-Growth Horizontal Governance System Chapter 11: Toward Democratic Eco-socialism as the Next World System: A Vision for the Future Chapter 12: Six Theses on Saving the Planet 4 | Ownership and Economic Democracy Chapter 13: Economic Democracy: Ethical, Economically Viable Socialism Chapter 14: The Next System: Workers Direct Themselves Chapter 15: Diversifying Public Ownership: Constructing Institutions for Participation, Social Empowerment, and Democratic Control 5 | Community-Based Pluralist Systems Chapter 16: A Pluralist Commonwealth and a Community Sustaining SystemChapter 17: The Joyful Economy: A Next System Possibility Chapter 18: Building a Cooperative Solidarity Commonwealth Chapter 19: Solidarity Economy: Building an Economy for People and PlanetChapter 20: Democratizing Wealth in the US South and Beyond Chapter 21: Navigating System Transition in a Volatile Century 6 | Commoning, Cooperation, and Participatory Planning Chapter 22: Commoning as a Transformative Social Paradigm Chapter 23: Cooperative Commonwealth and the Partner StateChapter 24: An Introduction to Participatory Economics Chapter 25: Participatory Economics and the Next System 7 | The Emerging New EconomyChapter 26: Cultivating Community Economies: Tools for Building a Livable World Chapter 27: Building Economic Democracy to Construct Eco-socialism from Below Chapter 28: How We Are Building the Movement for Reparative Economic DemocracyChapter 29: The Arusha Declaration: The Case for Democratic Socialism 50 Years OnAppendix: Questions for Authors of Works on New Models and Systemsmehr

Autor

James Gustave Speth is senior fellow and co-chair of the The Next System Project at The Democracy Collaborative. Formerly dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, administrator of the United Nations Development Programme, and chair of the UN Development Group, he served as a senior adviser on environmental issues to Presidents Carter and Clinton. He is the author, co-author, or editor of seven books including America the Possible: Manifesto for a New Economy (2012); and most recently, the 2014 memoir Angels by the River, which traces his path from mainstream environmental insider to a champion of fundamental systemic change in our political and economic institutions.

Kathleen Courrier retired in 2016 from her position as vice president of communications at the American Institutes for Research. Before that, she was vice president of communications at the Urban Institute in Washington for 14 years, publications director at World Resources Institute from its inception, communications head and then acting director of the Center for Renewable Resources, a writer/editor for the Academy for Educational Development, and a freelance writer/editor. She is past president of Washington Book Publishers and a former book columnist for SIERRA magazine. Her articles and reviews have appeared in The Washington Post, Columbia Journalism Review, Issues in Science and Technology, Los Angeles Times, and MIT's Technology Review.
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