The Moral, Political and Ecological Issues of the Manifesto

The manifesto argues that human beings should no longer see themselves as owners and masters of nature, but rather as interconnected with it. The level of material prosperity that can be sustainably extended to the entire planet is roughly comparable to the average wealth of the wealthiest countries in the 1970s. It calls for a plural economy that balances the market, the public sector and social solidarity economy based on the nature of goods and services involved.