Book description
This book seeks to generate debate and deepen our reflections about collectivity and understanding about political solidarity economy. Political Solidarity Economy is an alternative economy that enables a production process which transforms unfair relationships and defends territories from the interests of transnational corporations.
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I love the tremendous heart and deep knowledge with which this book is written, and the rigor it shows us about the concept of solidarity economy.
I find that, often in my work with groups in the U.S., folks often have a limited knowledge about the concept of solidarity economy, its origins in Latin America, and the depth of what this concept holds. This book is a fantastic primer of the concept.
And more than that, it is a balm. I open this book often; I find it grounding, calming even, and it reminds me that our work is truly…
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