Pioneering examination of how economies based on oil and chlorine are destined to fail while poisoning the earth, the people, and all species.

A capstone book that goes far beyond Ralph Nader's concept of corporate irresponsibility, and shows how corporate "personality" is the root of evil that destroys humanity by treating humans as goods and customers rather than as people in a global network.

Paul Hawkin's latest work (see everything by him), and the beginning of a revolution in human affairs.

Nobel-level thinking pointing out that capitalism focused on the billion who can afford new sub-zero fridges every year, a ONE trillion a year marketplace, while the five billion at the bottom represent a FOUR trillion a year marketplace, but their r4efrigerators cost two dollars and consist of two ceramic jars with long next, one inside the other with an air gap, buried in the ground.

There are books on "Wealth of Knowledge," "Infinite Wealth," "Revolutionary Wealth" and so on, but this is the one that focuses specifically on the reciprocal altruism and gift economy that should superseded the economy of false money (banks issue credit backed by nothing, because governments are too corrupt to stop this and issue their own credit). See also "Open Money" on the Internet.