Buch, Englisch, 314 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 236 mm, Gewicht: 567 g
A Case Study of the Solidarity Economy
Buch, Englisch, 314 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 236 mm, Gewicht: 567 g
Reihe: Transformation and Innovation
ISBN: 978-1-138-74070-9
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
This book builds upon Ronnie Lessem and Alexander Schieffer’s theory of ‘integral dynamics’ which works through a fourfold rhythm of the GENE. Set against a mono-cultural perspective, the authors highlight the ever-increasing and deepening divide between Western and Islamic cultures. Through the course of the book, the authors use the transformational GENE (Grounding, Emergence, Navigation, Effect) rhythm developed by Lessem and Schieffer to take readers through the 4C (Call, Context, Co-creation and Contribution) process, articulated to CAREing-4-Society. They ground their call in Akhuwat’s community of Akhuwateers (donors, beneficiaries, borrowers, volunteers and replicators), to explore alternative models of spiritually based finance through an emerging SOUL-idarity paradigm. Furthermore, through these models and Akhuwat’s CARE (Community, Awareness, Research, Embodiment) process, they put forward that encouraging community activism, raising awareness around Islamic practices of Qard-e-Hasan, institutionalising their innovative research, and finally transforming and educating the community, will provide an alternative to microfinance for poverty alleviation.
Showcasing an unconventional spiritual-financial solution, deeply immersed in spirituality and infused with local moral values and traditions, this book demonstrates how poverty can be alleviated in countries around the world, specifically, in developing Muslim countries.
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Foreword, Acknowledgments, Prologue. Part I – Orientation - Spiritual Bases of Regional Cultures. 1. Akhuwat – A Community Built on The Paradigm of Mawakhat/Solidarity. 2. Pakistan’s Cultural Genealogy: Through Integral 4 C’S. 3. The SOUL-idarity Impulse. Part II - The Mawakhat Paradigm. 4. The GENE-alogy of Mawakhat/Solidarity: Integral Solidarity Ryhthm Through Akhuwat’s 4 I’s. 5. Akhuwat CARE-ing 4 Pakistan. Part III - The Mawakhat Effect – Employing Solidarity. 6. Embodying Action: Akhuwat’s Bond of Solidarity. 7. Akhuwat’s Lending Methodology. 8. The Benevolence Multiplier Effect: Akhuwat Success Stories. Part IV - The Fourth "P" – The Integral Solidarity Paradigm. 9. The Integral Hikma: SOUL-idarity Process. Epilogue