Remaking Money for a Sustainable Future

Ester Barinaga Martín is Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at Lund University School of Economics and Management and Professor with Special Responsibilities at the Copenhagen Business School.

• PreludePART I: Why Money?1. Money and Sustainability: Really?!2. Imaginaries of Money3. Sell It Forward: The Form and Reason of Today’s Conventional MoneyInterlude 1: Money Commons ImaginaryPART II: Varieties of Monies4. Give It Forward: The Form and Reason of Citizen Money5. Tax It Forward: The Form and Reason of Municipal Money6. HODL It Forward: The Form and Reason of Algorithmic MoneyInterlude 2: Perpetuum MobilePART III: Developing the Money Commons7. Freeing Monies: Remaking Money for Inclusive Economies8. Greening Monies: Remaking Money to Service Nature9. Learning to Live Together Anew: Money Commons That Serve People and Planet

“How is money made to work, and how can we make it work differently? At once erudite and practical, this is a sophisticated inquiry into the origins and diversity of money and markets, from ancient coins to complementary currencies and algorithms, and a blueprint for their remaking in the interests of planetary survival.” Bill Maurer, University of California, Irvine