New Financial Horizons: The Emergence of an Economy of Communion
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Overview
Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Economy of Communion. The Economy of Communion, which started within the Focolare Movement in 1991, involves a worldwide network of solidarity among some 800 firms that together constitute a vibrant business community based upon the values of sharing, caring and justice. Drawing on the experiences of an international sample of business and community leaders, particularly from the United States and Brazil, Lorna Gold explains the historical and philosophical origins of this fascinating yet little known global community.
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- Draws on the experiences of an international sample of business and community leaders
- Explains the historical and philosophical origins of this fascinating global community
- Illuminates the complex relation between the culture and the economy
- In Search of a New Economic Vision
- A Global Community: The Focolare Movement
- An Alternative Economic Vision
- The Evolution of the Economy of Communion
- EOC Ventures around the World
- Spirituality and the Economy of Communion Businesses
- Transforming Business Space
- Making Space for Communion: Local — Global Networks
- Rethinking “Rational Economic Man”: Lessons from the EOC
- Challenging Perceptions of Justice: The Needs of “Distant Strangers”