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March 1, 2003Choice Reviews Online96 citations

Value wars: the Global market versus the life economy

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Key Points

  • To analyze the conflict between the global market's values and the principles of a life-centered economy.
  • Thematic analysis of the relationship between corporate systems and societal impact.
  • Critical examination of historical and contemporary market ethics.
  • Exploration of regulatory frameworks affecting the life economy.
  • Highlights the emergence of corporate absolutism as a dominant economic paradigm.
  • Identifies ecological threats from current market practices, suggesting accountability through life standards.
  • Proposes a rules-based international framework to promote planetary survival through life economy principles.

Abstract

Preface PART I THE NEW WORLD ORDER Chapter 1 Inevitability and terror:the unseen pattern Chapter 2 Return of the genocidal war Chapter 3 Decoding the global market ethic PART II UNLOCKING THE INVISIBLE PRISON Chapter 4 Property, punishment and prisons: the origins of corporate absolutism Chapter 5 Understanding the new totalitarianism of the global market Chapter 6 The master regulators of the world system: science, technology and money capital PART III THE PARADIGM TURN: THE LIFE ECONOMY FROM WHERE WE STAND Chapter 7 Regulating the money system for life capital Chapter 8 Preventing ecocide: making commodity cycles accountable to life standards Chapter 9 Global regulation by life standards: a rules-based international life economy for planetary survival Index

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a15ae8aa2352da34782c717https://doi.org/10.5860/choice.40-4112
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