The eco-social contract larger freedoms for all; and transformation recognizes the importance of going of economies and societies to halt climate beyond expanding the pie and trickle-down change and environmental destruction―if economics and acknowledges the need for the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable participatory processes to enact economic Development is to be realized. [...] The shift from an ego-centric to an eco- centric social contract requires a fundamental reassessment of the purpose, goal and vision of our societies and economies, and what this means for the relationship between people, between people and power, and between people and nature. [...] This includes respect and care for reassessment of the purpose, goal and all life including the more-than-human vision of our societies and economies, world, solidarity and togetherness with all and what this means for the relationship life, collective well-being and reciprocity, between people, between people and planetary health and the protection of power, and between people and nature. [...] Ecological economics, the rights of nature and eco- Where are the seeds of this new eco-social social relationality represent emerging contract? They are found in new economic approaches seeking to establish the eco- visions redefining the purpose and form of centric foundations needed to breach the our economies and societies and expressed ecological divide. [...] in the beliefs, values and practices of communitarian and other marginalized Economies in the service of all life knowledges and approaches that recognize Nature is increasingly becoming a and reflect the reciprocity between humans central part of new economic visions, paradigms and pathways.
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