People Before Markets

Offers fresh perspectives on twenty important global questions, challenging traditional capitalist or neoliberal frameworks.

1. Introduction: Why are You Here? Daniel Souleles and Johan Gersel; 2. Some Philosophical Help with 'Neoliberalism' Johan Gersel and Morten Sørensen Thaning; I. Our World: 3. Where Should Food Come From? Hilary King and Andrea Rising; 4. Where Should Water Come From? Sayd Randle; 5. Who Gets to Own Land? Douglas Bafford; 6. How Should Food Be Produced? Scott Freeman; 7. Who Decides Where They Live? Elisha Oliver; 8. How Much Land Do We Need? Ina Goel; 9. Where Should We Park? Daniel Souleles; 10. How Should We Deal With Climate Change? Aneil Tripathy; 11. How Should We Make an Impact? Matthew Archer; II. Our Lives: 12. Why Do Some People Want to Manage Human Fertility? Michelle A. Rensel and Rachel A. Vaughn; 13. How Should Childbirth Happen? Amanda Shapiro; 14. Who is Responsible for Children's Food? Jennifer Patico; 15. How Should We Care for the Elderly? Amy Clotworthy; 16. How are People Who Take Drugs Treated? Johannes Lenhard and Eana Meng; 17. How Should We Design Access to a Health Care System? Johan Gersel, Daniel Souleles and Morten Sørensen Thaning; III. Our Work: 18. What Should a Job Look Like? Hannah Elliot; 19. How Should Innovation Work? Michael Scroggins; 20. Who Should Get Investment Capital? Melissa Beresford; 21. Who Should Own a Business? David Wood and Lenore Palladino; 22. How Should the Government Decide from Whom to Buy Stuff? Jeppe Groot; Index.