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This volume spans economics, history, sociology, law, graphic
design, religion, environmental science, politics and more to offer
a transdisciplinary examination of debt. From this perspective,
many of our most pressing social and environmental crises are
explored to raise critical questions about debt's problems and
possibilities. Who do we owe? Where are the offsetting credits? Why
do such persistent deficits in care permeate so much of our lives?
Can we imagine new approaches to balance sheets, measures of value,
and justice to reconcile these deficits? Often regarded as a
constraint on our ability to meet the challenges of our day, this
volume reimagines debt as a social construct capable of empowering
people to organize and produce sustainable prosperity for all. This
text is ideal for provoking classroom discussions that not only
point out the gravity of the crises we face in the twenty-first
century, but also seeks to set readers' minds free to create
innovative solutions.
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