Eighty-One Names
This is an expanded Appendix 1 to my essay A New Cooperative Economy.
Until something has a name, it hardly exists. So what shall we call the new economy that we need so much? These are all proposed names that I have harvested from my reading. If you know of another, let me know, and I will add it. Updated to 81 names on February 5th 2020.
So which do you prefer? I apologize that this website is not sophisticated enough to allow for scoring. Click MORE to see the list…
Name | Primary Origins |
1. Biophysical Economy | Charles Hall |
2. Blue Economy | Gunther Pauli |
3. Capitalism 3.0 | Peter Barnes |
4. Capitalism 4.0 | Anatole Kaletsky |
5. Caring Economy | Rianne Eisler, Tania Singer |
6. Care-Centered Economy | David Bollier, Ina Praetorius |
7. Circular Economy | Ellen McArthur |
8. Citizens’ Economy | Open Democracy, UK |
9. Civil Economy | Stefano Zamagni |
10. Clean Economy | Various |
11. Collaborative Commons Economy | Jeremy Rifkin |
12. Common Good Capitalism | Terry Mollner |
13. Communalist Economy | Murray Bookchin |
14. Conscious Capitalism | John Mackey |
15. Cooperative Economy | Various |
16. Cooperative & Community-Based Economy | Ana Maria Paredo |
17. Cooperative Solidarity Commonwealth | Jessica Gordon Nembhard, Frank Lindenfeld |
18. Democratic Capitalism | Robert Kuttner, Michael Novak, George Cooper |
19. Democratic Economy | Marjorie Kelly and Ted Howard |
20. Democratic Eco-Socialism | Hans Baer |
21. Digital Distributive Economy | Douglas Rushkoff |
22. Doughnut Economy | Kate Raworth |
23. Eco-Economy, Ecosystem-Economy | Robert Costanza, John Rynn |
24. Economy of Love | SEKEM |
25. Ecological Capitalism | Various |
26. Ecological Socialism, Eco-Socialism | Various. Murray Bookchin |
27. Economic Democracy | David Schweickart |
28. Economy for the Common Good | Christian Felber |
29. Economy that Works for Everyone | Hillary Clinton, Democrats |
30. Eudaemonic Economy | Eric Beinhocker |
31. Equilibrium Economy | Various |
32. Ethical Economy | Michael Bauwens |
33. Fair Ecological Economy | David Boyle, NEF |
34. Feminist/Feminine Economy | Jennifer Armbrust |
35. Fourth Industrial Revolution | Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum |
36. Gaian Economy | Ross Jackson, Helena Norberg-Hodge |
37. Generative Economy | Marjorie Kelly |
38. Green, Green Collar Economy | Van Jones + many |
39. Green Socialism | Various |
40. Holistic Economy | Jo Confino, Capital Institute |
41. Human-Centered Economy | Li Congjun, Joseph Featherall, Aldous Huxley |
42. Humanomics | Tomas Sedlacek |
43. Indigenous Economy | Carol Anne Hilton |
44. Inclusive Capitalism | Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism. Very mainstream. |
45. Inclusive Economy | Royal Society for the Arts, UK |
46. Libertarian Socialism | Noam Chomsky, Murray Bookchin, Abdullah Ocalan |
47. Life Economy | John Perkins |
48. Living Economy | Judy Wicks, BALLE |
49. Living Earth Economy | David Korten |
50. Moral Economy | Samuel Bowles |
51. Natural Capitalism | Paul Hawken, Amory & Hunter Lovins |
52. New Economy | New Economics Coalition, New Economics Foundation |
53. New Green Economy | Tim Jackson, Peter Victor |
54. Participatory Economy | Robin Hahnel, Michael Albert |
55. People’s Economy | Boston Ujima, Rojava, Ethical Consumer |
56. People-Centered Economy | David Korten |
57. Permanent Economy | E.F. Schumacher |
58. Place-Based Economy | Sean Markey, Greg Halseth |
59. Plenitude Economy | Juliet Schor |
60. Pluralist Commonwealth | Gus Alperowitz |
61. Post-Capitalism | Paul Mason |
62. Progressive Capitalism | Joe Stiglitz |
63. REconomy | Transition Towns Network |
64. Real Economy | Various |
65. Regenerative Capitalism | John Fullerton |
66. Resilient Economy | Various |
67. Restoration Economy | Storm Cunningham |
68. Restorative Economy | Joshua Farley |
69. Sharing Economy | Various |
70. Solidarity Economy | Latin America |
71. Social Democratic Economy | Bernie Sanders |
72. Social Economy | Frank Lindenfeld |
73. Social Knowledge Economy | Ecuador |
74. Solar Economy | Hazel Henderson |
75. Solutions Economy | Shaun Loney |
76. Steady-State Economy | Herman Daly, Tim Jackson, Brian Czeck, Rob Dietz |
77. Sustainable Economy | Various |
78. Sustainable/Smart Prosperity | Mike Wilson |
79. Wellbeing Economy | Lorenzo Fioramonti, Mark Anielski, Wellbeing Economy Alliance |
80. Whole Earth Economy | Peter Brown, Geoffrey Garver |
81. Women-Centered Economy | Canadian Women’s Economic Council |
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