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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Taylor & Francis
- Date of Publication 21 January 2026
- ISBN 9781032853055
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages152 pages
- Size 234x156 mm
- Weight 300 g
- Language English 766
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Short description:
Organizers all around the world are working to build ways of managing resources that serve human and ecological needs. But how can these projects be more than small islands of solidarity and sustainability surrounded by oceans of domination and environmental destruction?
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Organizers all around the world are working to build ways of managing resources that serve human and ecological needs. But how can these projects be more than small islands of solidarity and sustainability surrounded by oceans of domination and environmental destruction?
Solidarity Economics: Building Sustainable Social Relations lays out the landscape of these projects aimed at building a better world, and explores the institutional frameworks needed for them to expand. It asks broader questions about what is needed to help them build toward just and sustainable societies based on relations of solidarity. Drawing on Indigenous economics and anti-capitalist theory, this book critiques the idea of an economy as something autonomous from the rest of society and helps us see practical pathways to building systems which ensure that everyone’s needs are met.
This accessible book provides an important overview of key issues around social theory, the environment, and practical social action to investigate new ways of overcoming the cultural and social issues around class, race, gender, climate change, human identity, and economics.
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Introduction, 1. The Landscape of Existing Solidarity Economics Projects, 2. Moving Solidarity Practices from the Margins to the Center, 3. Before and After Economics, 4. Insights from Indigenous Economics, 5. Working Through our Entanglements with the Old as we Build the New, 6. Building a World that Works for Everyone, 7. Taking Down the Structures that Destroy Solidarity, 8. Envisioning a World Based on Solidarity, Conclusion
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