We have asked two members of the EoF community who will participate in the next EoF International Summer School — Sophie Maeva (Ireland) and Nishita Dsouza (USA) — the following question: Why is fraternity more radical than it sounds?
Every research project begins with a question. How do stories shape economic institutions? What changes when we look at the economy through relationships, care, and the goods we share? Can fraternity become something we are able to observe, understand, and even measure?
The contributions of Hargous and Castellanza offer two complementary lenses through which to read what happens inside and around the enterprise
The starting point is simple and intentionally not innovative: poverty is a social problem, and we must deal with it. But how?
There are places the economy has stopped looking at: towns far from big cities, areas that seem faded on the map. Inner regions, outskirts, margins where services are scarce and opportunities thin out.
Between Dallas and Kyiv, between an algorithm and a classroom, the same trajectory unfolds: that of an economy putting the human person back at the center.
At REDIPAZ we believe that peace is not an abstract concept nor limited to the absence of war. We understand it as a multidimensional and holistic peace, which embraces social justice, cultural, environmental, and personal peace.
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"si tratta, in effetti, di un compito affidato a tutti, credenti e non, che lo devono elaborare e realizzare attraverso la riflessione e la prassi ispirate alla dignità della persona e al bene comune”
"Possiamo e dobbiamo costruire un percorso alternativo, che ponga al centro la persona, la sua dignità e il bene comune, fondato sulla responsabilità individuale e collettiva."
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