Book description
"Assets in Common" is a groundbreaking book that unveils a powerful strategy for transforming the U.S. economy through the principles of shared ownership and stewardship. Drawing from extensive research and real-world examples, the authors present a compelling case for how interconnected networks of enterprises can foster economic resilience, generate sharedā¦
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Why read it?
1 author picked Assets in Common as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Iām so happy this book got written!Ā
There was a gap in practical, accessible stories that showcase the wide range of businesses working to transform the economy from the inside out to be more just and life-giving.Ā This bookāand, also, Norwoodās book, also mentioned on this listābeautifully delivers on that need.
Assets in Common brings together practical examples that help readers see that meaningful economic change is not only possible but already underway in organizations and businesses of all kinds.
From Jess' list on reimagining business from the ground up.
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