Cover -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Prologue: A Phoenix Rising from the Ashes -- 1. Introduction: Uri Munhu Here -- 2. Welcome to the World -- 3. Integral Community: Political Economy to Social Commons -- 4. Conclusion: Structure Building and Structure Changing -- 5. References -- PART 1 ORIGINAL GROUNDING: BEING OUT OF COMMUNALLY BASED SELF-SUFFICIENCY -- Chapter 1 Uri Munhu Here -- 1.1 Introduction: The South Facing up to the North -- 1.2. Gumbo Madyirapazhe: Karanga Value Base: Immersion in Origins -- 1.3 The Baremba: Evolving Life World -- 1.4 The Actor Network: Rapoko/Chinyika/Cairns Foods/Zimbabwean Government/Trans4m -- 1.5 Towards a Democratic Community: Drawn from the Villagers' Horizontal Structures -- 1.6 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2 African Trading -- 2.1 Introduction: The North Facing up to the South -- 2.2 Adam Smith to Karl Marx -- 2.3 Managing in Four Worlds -- 2.4 Conclusion: Towards Trans4mation -- References -- PART 2 EMERGING FOUNDATION: BECOMING A CULTURE BASED DEVELOPMENTAL ECONOMY -- Chapter 3 Renewing Communism -- 3.1 Introduction: Marx, the Bible and the Commons -- 3.2 The Enigma of Capital -- 3.3 Capital Evolves -- 3.4 What is to be Done? And Who is Going to Do it? -- 3.5 Conclusion: Unmasking the Enigma of Capital -- References -- Chapter 4 Moral Markets -- 4.1 Introduction: Casting our Minds Back to Marx -- 4.2 The Scottish Enlightenment -- 4.3 Adam Smith as Moral Philosopher and Political Economist -- 4.4 Conclusion: Towards the Big Society -- References -- Chapter 5 Social Commons -- 5.1 Introduction: Work as Life -- 5.2 The Commons and the Multitude -- 5.3 Alter-Modernity -- 5.4 The Wealth of the Poor -- 5.5 Picking Up from Where Marx Has Left Off -- 5.6 Back to the Eighteenth Century and Forward to the Twenty-First -- 5.7 Conclusion: The Death and Rebirth of the Dismal Science.

References -- Chapter 6 Mutual Society -- 6.1 Introduction: Anglo-Saxon Crisis and Renewal -- 6.2 Enter Homo Economicus -- 6.3 The New Conservatism -- 6.4 Towards a Shared Commonwealth -- 6.5 Revisiting Moral Sentiments -- 6.6 Creating Popular Prosperity -- 6.7 Locating the Social Economy -- 6.8 Conclusion: Why Red Tory? -- References -- PART 3 NAVIGATE EMANCIPATION: KNOWING KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCIAL INNOVATION -- Chapter 7 Technology - Innovation - People - Systems -- 7.1 Introduction: Technological Continuity and Social Change -- 7.2 Managing Technological Innovation -- 7.3 People as Users: Diffusion of Innovation -- 7.4 Institutionalizing Innovation through Organizational Systems -- 7.5 Conclusion: Innovation Trajectories -- References -- Chapter 8 Integral Innovation -- 8.1 Introduction: Social Research and Innovation -- 8.2 Socioeconomic Innovation as a Process -- 8.3 Substantive Socioeconomic Innovation: Micro Enterprise -- 8.4 Substantive Socioeconomic Innovation: Macro Economics -- 8.5 Conclusion: Beyond New Wine in Old Bottles -- References -- PART 4 TRANSFORMATION: DOING TOWARD A LIVING ECONOMY -- Chapter 9 The Wealth of Networks -- 9.1 Introduction: Structure Building and Structure Changing -- 9.2 The Networked Information Economy -- 9.3 The Economics of Social Production -- 9.4 The Political Economy of Property and Commons -- 9.5 Justice and Development -- 9.6 The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World -- 9.7 Making Art and Commerce Thrive in a Hybrid Economy -- 9.8 Conclusion: Towards a Third Social Model -- References -- Chapter 10 Economic Democracy -- 10.1 Introduction: Releasing GENE-ius -- 10.2 Keynotes of Social Credit -- 10.3 Conclusion: Towards Sustainability and Economic Democracy -- References -- Epilogue - Towards Releasing the GENE-ius of Zimbabwe -- 1. Introduction: Taking CARE of Social and Economic Innovation.

2. Chinyika Origination: Towards Self-Sufficiency -- 3. Emergent BTD Foundation: Developmental Education -- 4. Da Vinci Emancipation: Social Economy and Innovation -- 5. The Transformative Effect: Networks and Democracy -- 6. Conclusion: Research, Education, Innovation, Activism -- References -- Index.