
Economy for the Common Good
A Future-fit Model for People and the Planet
$38.47
- Paperback
264 pages
- Release Date
24 December 2026
Summary
This updated, revised, expanded edition of Christian Felber’s Change Everything revisits his groundbreaking model of the Economy for the Common Good after years of refinement.
Since its first launch in 2010, the initiative based on this revolutionary blueprint has grown to a broad international movement driven by thousands of people, companies, communities and organizations – who jointly offer a broad range of tools for policy makers all over who struggle with the pol…
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781350575004 |
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| ISBN-10: | 1350575003 |
| Author: | Christian Felber |
| Publisher: | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Imprint: | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 264 |
| Release Date: | 24 December 2026 |
| Weight: | 250g |
| Dimensions: | 22mm x 138mm x 214mm |

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Critics Review
Economy for the Common Good has demonstrated an ability to draw together a partnership of companies, consumers and communities … by offering a fresh alternative. – Bruce Watson * The Guardian *
A timely and important new vision for the purpose of economic activity, moving away from the private accumulation of wealth and towards the common good. A must read for business leaders, economists, activists, civil servants and politicians if we are to have any chance of creating an economy that meets the needs of people and the planet. – Duncan McCann, New Economics Foundation
Christian Felber’s Economy for the Common Good offers a clear analysis that combines pragmatic designs for some of the potential institutions of the next system with a strategy for building a movement that can bring these institutions into being. His accessible articulation of a genuine alternative is an important contribution to an essential global conversation. – Gar Alperovitz, author, historian, political economist
Christian Felber is one of the most brilliant economists in Europe. His vision of the common good is fascinating. … A smart, useful answer to the economic chaos and the enormous social suffering that the oligarchs of globalized financial capital have caused on the planet. A great and important book! – Jean Ziegler, former UN ambassador on the Right to Food
Christian Felber shows a pathway that leads to an economy based on love instead of profit, a society based on solidarity instead of greed, and a life based on joy instead of fear. We can all become involved. – Kosha Joubert, president of the Global Ecovillage Network
Through the example of a large number of pioneer companies of the Economy for the Common Good, everyone can see that doing business on the basis of a transparent, holistic, value and stakeholder oriented approach is possible. These ethical goals go beyond the dogma of unlimited profit and growth and are indispensable for a humane future on this planet. – Lisa Muhr, Goddess of Fortune fashion label entrepreneur
We need an entirely new economic system if we are to avert collapse, and Christian Felber’s Change Everything points the way. This path-breaking, optimistic book shows that it is possible to have an economy that serves us rather than enslaving us. – Richard Heinberg, author of The End of Growth
Get involved for concrete alternatives! Get involved in the Economy for the Common Good! – Stéphane Hessel, former diplomat, essayist and political activist
Christian Felber has written that rare article: the genuine game-changer. Easy to read, irrefutable in its principles and comprehensive in its proposals, it’s a how-to guide to a better world. At last, it’s in English. Don’t miss it. – Susan George, author of Whose Crisis? Whose Future?
This is a joyful book of hope and possibility. Everything can be changed, including the depressive mindset that there are no alternatives. – Ed Mayo, Co-operatives UK
Christian Felber
Christian Felber is an Austrian “dancing economist” and university lecturer. He is an internationally renowned speaker, author of several award-winning bestsellers, and a regular commentator on ethics, business, and economics in various media. He co-founded the NGO Attac Austria and initiated the Economy for the Common Good, as well as the Vienna-based Cooperative for the Common Good, which jointly with a cooperative bank launched Austria’s first Common Good Bank Account. He has received awards in Austria, Germany, Spain, and Chile for his writing, teaching, and public speaking.
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