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Building a Full Spectrum Partnership Economics

Building a Full Spectrum Partnership Economics

Partnership economics revisions economic theory and policy-making to include the full spectrum of economic sectors: the household economy, the unpaid community economy, the market economy, the illegal economy, the government economy, and the natural economy.

Why We Need a New Economics

There’s a common denominator underlying our mounting personal, social, and environmental problems: lack of caring. We need an economic system that takes us beyond communism, capitalism, and other old isms. We need economic models, rules, and policies that support caring for ourselves, others, and our Mother Earth. ~ Riane Eisler, The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics

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A Full Spectrum Economics

Old economic theories give hardly any visibility or value to the life-sustaining acitivities of households and of nature--the activities without which there would be no economy, no workforce, in fact, no people. This old economic system led to great human suffering and envrionmental degredation. Today we are moving from the industrial to the post-industrial knowledge-information economy, and old economic policies and practices are savaging our natural environment. This makes the need for a more accurate and realistic economic map more urgent than ever before.

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Capitalism & Socialism: Two Old Economic Visions

Theories, we are often told, are merely abstractions with no real practical impact, but hardly anything has impacted modern history more profoundly than capitalism and socialism. ~ Riane Eisler, The Real Wealth of Nations

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Domination Economics

Some characteristics of domination economics are detailed in excerpts from The Real Wealth of Nations.

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Beyond Capitalism/Socialism to Partnerism

Neither capitalist nor socialist theory recognized that a healthy economy and society require an economic system that supports optimal human development. By contrast, partnerism recognizes that the development of high quality human capital – that is, of human capacities – is (in addition to a healthy ecosystem) the most valuable component of a successful economy. ~ Riane Eisler, The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics

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Partnership Economics

Some characteristics of partnership economics are detailed in excerpts from The Real Wealth of Nations.

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Steps to a Full Spectrum Economy

A Full Spectrum Economy offers an extraordinary opportunity for us to build an economic system that honors the most important work of all--caring for humans and the planet.

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A Hidden Truth About Climate Change in The American Forum, December 2009

Roadmap to a New Economics: Beyond Capitalism and Socialism in Tikkun, November/December 2009

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