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After
Capitalism |
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Dada Maheshvarananda |
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This
book offers a better, practical alternative
to global capitalism. It explains the
Progressive Utilization Theory, or Prout,
a socio-economic model based on decentralized
economic democracy, cooperative enterprise,
the ethics of inclusion and universal
spiritual values. The book asserts that
capitalism contains the seeds of its
own destruction, based as it is on greed,
intense competition and tremendous concentration
of wealth. In contrast, Prout provides
a model of economic development grounded
in universal values. It seeks to balance
regional self-reliant economic development
with ecological protection, and encourages
creativity and innovation.
With a preface by Noam Chomsky, After
Capitalism offers a practical, sustainable
approach to eradicate poverty, improve
the quality of life and make every region
of the world self-reliant.
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What
people say
“Prout’s
cooperative model… sharing the
resources of the planet for the welfare
of everyone, deserves our serious
consideration.” Noam
Chomsky
“After Capitalism is refreshingly
original. It is spiritual and utopian
while remaining grounded in reality.
Its analysis is intelligent and its
vision inspiring.”
Howard Zinn, author of the
best-selling A People’s History
of the United States
“Prout is very important to
all who yearn for a liberation which
starts from economics and opens to
a totality of personal and social
human existence.”
Leonardo Boff, co-founder
of Liberation Theology
“Thank you very much for this
book, After Capitalism, brother, and
to all of you who struggle and dream
of a better future.” President
Hugo Chavez of Venezuela
“A welcome, interesting and
valuable contribution, showing how
ancient and new wisdom can join to
build a better world, based on spiritual
values and sustainability.”
Frank Bracho, former Ambassador
of Venezuela to India, ecologist,
writer
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