• Beloved community • Caritas • Children's rights • Civil rights • Cultural action
• Ecology rights • Economic rights • Ethics of care • Fair trade • Human rights
• Inclusion • Indigenous rights • Jubilee 2000 • Labor rights • Nonviolence
• Reform • Self-determination • Social democracy • Solidarity • Stewardship• Strength to Love • Structural transformation • Women's rights
A book that presents an economics, the goal of which is meeting the needs of all life on Earth. It advocates
- a sustainable growth that is living within the Earth's budget
- the economic model that assures for all life the goods and services necessary for the good life as an ethics of care. It brings life into balance as the model that has been and will always be at work on Earth. As, in a few human economies—indigenous and alternative—it is just the web of life: the sustainable economic model.
- the mainstream economy (ME), the competitative market of profit and growth, as fueled by self-interest, which built the modern world is effective for fewer and fewer of us. The ME can work for all of us and it ought to choose that duty as its ethics. Let us show the ME how to do the necessary work as care for all life.
