Associative Economics

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Associative Economics: Spiritual Activity for the Common Good
by Gary Lamb

AWSNA Publications, 2010
164 pages; paperback; $12.00
ISBN: 978-1-936367-10-8  

This comprehensive book guides one to substantially rethink aspects of economic life. It opens doors for new perspectives, describes pitfalls and successes and gives practical small steps one can take in order to effect change and improve the human condition.  
Table of Contents  

PART ONE: Context and Background  
Chapter 1
 The Nature of This Work
 Chapter 2
 Rudolf Steiner as Social Reformer and Activist 
Chapter 3
 Economic Renewal, Cosmology, and the Meaning of Life

  PART TWO: The Threefold Nature of Social Life and Associative Economics  
Chapter 4 
The Threefold Nature of Social Life 
Chapter 5
 The Fundamental Social Law: A New Foundation for Economic Life
 Chapter 6
 The Transformation of the Competitive Market and Capitalism: Building as Associative Economy

  PART THREE: Aspects of the Threefold Nature of Social Life and Associative Economics
 Chapter 7
 Trans-Sector Economic Associations: Earthly and Spiritual Potentials 
Chapter 8 
Freedom, Funding, and Accountability in Education 
Chapter 9 
The Economic Necessity for Educational and Cultural Freedom 
Chapter 10
 Individual and Cultural Freedom 
Chapter 11 
Rights and Single-Payer Systems for Education and Health Care 
Chapter 12
 Economic Indices and Basic Human Needs
 Chapter 13
 Money and Morality: From Citizens to Supra-Rulers
 Chapter 14 
True Price
 Chapter 15 
Egoism and Social Life

  PART FOUR: From Thoughts to Moral Actions 
Chapter 16 
As Associative Relations Audit as a Means of Transformation 
Chapter 17 
National Leverage Points 
Chapter 18 
Local Leverage Points
 Chapter 19 
Aligning Pedagogy and Finance in a Waldorf School 
Chapter 20 
From Big Thinking and Small Steps to Systematic Change

  Endnotes 

Bibliography

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