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Tag: capitalism

What Will It Take to “Build Back Better”?

David Korten

In discussing our options, we too often get sidetracked into a debate between political philosophies—capitalism vs. socialism—that sidesteps the larger issues. We need a different framework. Our common future depends on serious institutional rethinking and restructuring to localize power and share it on a global scale.

Trump: The Beginning or The End?

Sohail Inayatullah, PhD

First published in 2017, this article explores the significance of Trump’s election through the macrohistoric lens of the great thinkers of history. On the eve of a new election, it remains as relevant as ever.

The Next Economy: Understanding the Problem, Envisioning Solutions IV

Roar Bjonnes

In part IV of the interview, George Caitlin and Roar Bjonnes examine the challenges and actions to take towards a new post-capitalist economy.

The Next Economy: Understanding the Problem, Envisioning Solutions III

The Next Economy: Understanding the Problem, Envisioning Solutions III

Roshnii Rose

In part III of the interview, George Caitlin and Roar Bjonnes look at the importance of integration in building an alternative to monopoly capitalism.

The Next Economy: Understanding the Problem, Envisioning Solutions

The Next Economy: Understanding the Problem, Envisioning Solutions II

Roshnii Rose

Part II of George Caitlin’s interview with Roar Bjonnes on how we might restructure the economic system to be kinder to people and planet.

Alleviating racial inequality through economic democracy

Alleviating Racial Inequality through Economic Democracy

Roshnii Rose

Racial inequality is upheld by the economic system. Through economic democracy, power and resources can be put into the hands of local people and their communities.

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