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She finds paths from competition to cooperation . . . from global abuse to grassroots solutionsand thus from isolated despair to communal action. Gloria Steinem
World-renowned futurist Hazel Henderson extends her twenty-five years of work in economics to examine the havoc the current economic system is creating at the global level. Markets are now spreading worldwidea spread which is often equated with the hope of democracy spreading along with it. But markets still run on old textbook models that ignore social and environmental costsleading to a new kind of warfare: global economic warfare.
Building a Win-Win World examines how jobs, education, health care, human rights, democratic participation, socially responsible business, and environmental protection are all sacrificed to global competitiveness. Henderson shows many ways out of the dilemmas faced by all countries. She also describes a trend toward grassroots globalism citizens movements that are addressing poverty, social inequities, pollution, resource-depletion, violence, and wars. Grassroots globalism, she says, is about thinking and actingglobally and locally. It is pragmatic problem-solving, implementing local solutions that keep the planet in mind. Such social innovations can raise the ethical floor under the global playing field so that the most ethical companies and countries can win.
At a time when conventional economics is tottering into senility, a handful of thinkers are forging imaginative alternatives. Hazel Henderson is among the most eloquent, originaland readableof the econo-clasts. Scientific American
Hazel Henderson again challenges our fundamental economic systems, our musty ways, and our minds; she is a visionary who describes what should be our future. Joan Bavaria, President, Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies

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Building a Win-Win World

Hazel Hendersons lucid and vigorous analysis points to a creative and hopeful future, in which cooperation becomes the most dynamic force in the world economy.

Harlan Cleveland, President, The World Academy of Art and Science


At a time when conventional economics is tottering into senility, a handful of thinkers are forging imaginative alternatives. Hazel Henderson is among the most eloquent, originaland readableof the econo-clasts.

Alvin and Heidi Toffler, authors of The Third Wave


For 25 years, Hazel Henderson has been opening the doors and windows of the stifling incense-filled cathedrals of orthodox economics, letting in fresh air and light from the real world. If the priests of received doctrine would stop canting their liturgy to each other long enough to read this book, it would indeed be a win-win move for all of us.

Herman E. Daly, coauthor of For the Common Good


Hazel Henderson has given us a road map for traversing the new global economy of the Information Age. She has effectively blended together a lifetime of keen insights into the relationships between science, technology, economy, and the environment in a provocative and timely book that is likely to be widely read and discussed.

Jeremy Rifkin, author of The End of Work


The most precious commodity in the world is hope, and Hazel Hendersons Building a Win-Win World is a motherlode. She finds paths from competition to cooperation, from hierarchy to diversity, from global abuse to grassroots solutionsand thus from isolated despair to communal action.

Gloria Steinem, author of Moving Beyond Words


One of the foremost thinkers of our time challenges us to take a penetrating look at our values and the way we live.

Peter Russell, author of The Global Brain Awakens


Hazel Henderson is my favorite paradigm smasher, but she is much more! Let others waste their breath crying doom. Hazel is busy identifying a host of overlooked potentials and promising developments at the grassroots level and in the civil society that can move us into a humane and livable future.

Elise Boulding, Professor Emerita, Dartmouth College, and author of Building a Global Civic Culture


This is one of the most powerful and important books of our time for it provides the road maps to a world that works.

Jean Houston, author of The Possible Human and Search for the Beloved


Hazel Henderson again challenges our fundamental economic systems, our musty ways, and our minds; she is a visionary who describes what should be our future.

Joan Bavaria, President, Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies


Henderson provides a serious critique of the global economic system and turns our collective imaginations to creative cooperative solutions rather than letting us wallow in cynicism.

Timothy Smith, Executive Director, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, and Chair, The Calvert Social Investment Fund Advisory Council


With her unique flair, clarity, and realism, Hazel Henderson not only shows the lunacy of many currently accepted economic models and practices, she points the way to viable solutions to our most pressing problems. Everyone who cares about our future should read this important new work by one of todays most courageous and creative thinkers.

Riane Eisler, author of The Chalice and the Blade


Once again, Henderson challenges economists, politicians, and business leaders with her well-founded and radical critique of fundamental concepts and values. Like her previous books, Building a Win-Win World will be a rich source of inspiration for many years to come.

Fritjof Capra, author of The Turning Point and The Web of Life


Henderson is a visionary pioneer in new economic thinking. She rightfully points her finger at the ruinous consequences of traditional economic wisdom, simultaneously she proposes brilliant new solutions to old and emerging problems.

Eckart Wintzen, Founder and Board Member, Origin, Inc.


The world dimension of our economies requires new approaches and new solidarities with a better understanding of our various cultures. Henderson surveys all these emerging issues.

Olivier Giscard dEstaing, former Member of the French Parliament


Many scholars have tried to diagnose the roots of the malaise that afflicts our global order, but Hazel Hendersons work is unique in its grasp of the systemic causes and of the social and economic medication needed to cure it.

Ashok Khosla, President of Development Alternatives, New Delhi, India


Do you want to make change happen? Then get copies of Hazel Hendersons new book to your public and school libraries, your elected representatives, and your friends. Once again she demystifies what the high priests of neo-classical economics claim to be the truth, and points us in the direction of a healthier future.

Stephen Viederman, President, Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation


By far the most lucid and practical handbook for a better world that I have seen. With her usual brilliance, Hazel Henderson cuts through todays confusion to take us step-by-step from her clear-sighted view of how things are to practical programs for a just and healthy world.

Elisabet Sahtouris, author of EarthDance


The message of Building a Win-Win World is urgent. I urge politicians, industrialists, bankers, and environmentalists to read it. Full of common sense and deep wisdom, it shows the way to political sanity and planetary survival.

Satish Kumar, Editor, Resurgence, and Director of Programme, Schumacher College, Devon, U.K.


A fair exchange is the common underlying value of most cultures mores throughout history, and Hazel Henderson cites chapter and verse, showing how to bring this to pass within our current economy.

Susan Davis, Chairman and CEO, Capital Missions Company


In Building a Win-Win World Hazel Henderson brings together key issues about globalization, technology, and local communities in a direct and inspiring way. We all can build a win-win worldand with this book, Hazel helps us do it.

Steve Waddell, Director, Leadership for the Common Good


This book provides fascinating insights into our world. It is thought provoking as we forge new international agreements to create a win-win world for the 21st century, and it is a must-read for anyone who leads or aspires to leadership.

Doris Wan Cheng, Chairman and CEO, Sino Global Capital, Inc.

BUILDING A WIN-WIN WORLD

OTHER BOOKS BY HAZEL HENDERSON


Creating Alternative Futures

The Politics of the Solar Age

Paradigms in Progress


AS CO-EDITOR


Redefining Wealth and Progress

The United Nations: Policy and Financing Alternatives

BUILDING A WIN-WIN WORLD
LIFE BEYOND GLOBAL ECONOMIC WARFARE

HAZEL HENDERSON
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Building a Win-Win World

Copyright 1996 by Hazel Henderson
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