The Crisis Conundrum

<p>Part I: The Socio-Economic Dimension.- 1.&nbsp;Beyond the Consumerist-Financial Exchange: The Sustainable-Contributory Exchange; M. Magatti and L. Gherardi.- 2.&nbsp;On Income Inequality: The 2008 Great Recession and Long-Term Growth; &nbsp;J. McCombie and M. Spreafico.- 3.&nbsp;European Recession and The Emerging Two-Speed Europe; L. Campiglio.- 4.&nbsp;From One Precariousness to Another. The Ideological Role of Financial Calculation in the Outbreak and Perpetuation of the Crisis: Preliminary Considerations Based on Chapter 12 of the General Theory;&nbsp;M. Amato.- 5.&nbsp;Resocialising Finance to Exit the Crisis, by L. Fantacci.- 6.&nbsp;From Asymmetries to Harmony: a demanding but urgent journey; &nbsp;P. Dembinski.-&nbsp;Part 2: The Socio-Anthropological Dimension.- 7.&nbsp;Escaping the Anthropocene,; B. Stiegler.- 8.&nbsp;Out of the Great Recession: The Conditions for Prosperity Beyond Individualism and Consumerism; &nbsp;C. Giaccardi, M. Martinelli and C. Silla.- 9.&nbsp;A Major Reason for the Present Crisis: The Belief that the Economy Represents the Foundation of Human Society; F. Flahault.- 10.&nbsp;The Need for an Anthropology of Wealth; S. Petrosino.- 11.&nbsp;Democracy Beyond Liberalism: For a ‘Modes de Vie’ Politic; M. Hunyadi.- 12.&nbsp;Global, Universal, Common: Three Notions for a Socio-Cultural Renewal;&nbsp;F. Botturi.</p>

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