The Black Social Economy in the Americas: Exploring Diverse Community-Based Markets | Social Economics Perspectives

报告摘要

This book delves into the Black social economy across the Americas, examining community-based markets and economic practices from a social economics perspective. Edited by Caroline Shenaz Hossein, it features contributions that explore diverse economic models, including cooperatives, mutual aid, and informal networks, highlighting their ethical and social dimensions. Key insights include the role of Black communities in shaping alternative economic systems, the intersection of race and economics, and case studies from various countries. Ideal for scholars, students, and practitioners in social

📋 核心要点(部分)

1. Introduction: The Black Social Economy in the Americas, Part I: Theoretical Frameworks, Part II: Case Studies from North America, Part III: Case Studies from the Caribbean, Part IV: Case Studies from South America, Conclusion: Future Directions