Capitalism Reconnected Toward a Sustainable, Inclusive and Innovative Market Economy in Europe
Capitalism has gone astray. Today we face ecological exhaustion, persistent inequality, financialization, stress on communities, short-termism, and new power concentrations. An avalanche of new economic thinking and a reorientation of European values show the way toward a different economy. A new pe...
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Amsterdam University Press
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Analytical Table of Contents
- By way of introduction
- An idea
- A Consultation
- Europe
- Table of contents
- Part I. Europe's Present Condition: A Diagnosis
- Chapter 1. Introduction: From the Challenge of 2015 to the Shock of 2022
- 2022, and the Seven Years that Preceded It...
- The 2015 Agenda: A Clarion Call
- ...And Beyond (2016): Brexit and a Fragmented Populace
- ...And Beyond (2017): Trump and 'America First'
- ...And Beyond (2020): Covid, Vulnerability and Europe's New Strength
- ...And Beyond (2022): The Ukraine War and a New Geopolitical Constellation
- Beyond 2022: A New World Order, New Questions and the Need for New Responses
- The Challenges Ahead: Reorientation, Reconnection, Repositioning, Revaluation
- New Intellectual Resources: Rethinking Capitalism
- Some Working Definitions: Market Economy, Capitalism, Market Society, Market Ideology
- Outline of the Book
- Our Intended Readership
- The Title of this Book
- The Book in Three Figures
- How (not) to Use this Book
- Chapter 2. Europe's 250-Year Project...
- The Age of the 'Great Enrichment' or the 'Escape from Poverty'
- Heights and Depths: Four Phases, from Unfettered Markets to 'Unfettered Markets 2.0'
- Learning Processes: Embedding Markets
- Chapter 3. Triumphant Capitalism: The Bold Assumptions of an Overconfident Age
- Seven Assumptions
- The Results: A Tendency toward a Rentier Economy
- Conclusion
- Chapter 4. Europe's Confusion and Reorientation
- Europe's Confusion
- The Task of this Book: A Reorientation of Capitalism
- Part II. Europe's Mission: Developing Responsible Capitalism
- Chapter 5. The First Pillar of Renewal: Ideals about a Good Economy
- 'Mono-Indicator Tyranny' and a New Understanding of Value(s)
- Macro-Values and Macro-Virtues: Beyond GDP Towards 'Flourishing'
- Meso-Values and Meso-Virtues: Purpose beyond Financial Indicators
- Micro-Values and Micro-Virtues: Moral Leadership, Conscious Employees, Critical Consumers
- An Enlarged Conception of the Common Good: Discovering and Rediscovering Values
- The Sources of Values: The Role of (Hi)stories
- Chapter 6. The Second Pillar of Renewal: Inspiration from Revaluing Europe's Story
- The Dark Ambivalence of Europe: Conflicting Histories
- The Other European Story: The Gradual Discovery of Human Dignity and Four Revolutions
- A Dubious Philosophical Heritage: Ideologies and 'Recipe Thinking'
- A Distinct European Model: Combining Principles with Institutional Plurality
- An Unfinished and Embattled Project
- The Terrible Mystery of 'Europe-I'
- Haunted by Specters
- The Need to Unlearn, Relearn and Learn: A New European Orientation
- Four Key Values for a New Future
- Why Values? Tests for Policies, Processes, and Products
- Chapter 7. The Third Pillar of Renewal: Ideas about Economics
- Megatrends in Economic Thinking