The Gap between a World-Turned-Global and the Anachronistic Economy
A more systemic explanation of the root of the crisis is that the world has become global and connected. Every […]
A more systemic explanation of the root of the crisis is that the world has become global and connected. Every […]
This crisis is expressed in our approach to the world and to society. The crisis is within us and in
It is through commerce and exchange that today’s economy has evolved. This economy is driven by humankind’s egoism, which strives
People cannot exist without regard to society. As social beings, we are compelled to live among people, be assisted by
If we understand the critical impact that the nature of people’s relations has on the economy, we will understand the
According to classic economics, people aspire to maximize profits for completely egoistic motives. The 17th century British philosopher, Thomas Hobbes,
Key Points . The economy is a reflection of our social relations. Hence, the crisis in the economy is first
A true and lasting economic improvement depends on changing human relations The economy is a reflection of our social relations.
Two issues mark 2011 as a turning point in history. The first is the worldwide social unrest, and the second