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A  Homo amans  oriented transition economy is not a utopia. In essence, the transitional economy we so urgently need today concretely involves assigning an inter-cultural and inter-religious interpretation to responsibility within the economy. This means providing a response (transition) to social-economic questions based on a form of trust (transcendence). Effectively, this means responding to a form of trust or admiration that has been received. It involves concrete attitudes emerging from reasonable rationality within the economy. An economy in which the  Homo amans  takes the  Homo economicus  by the hand, becomes, step by step, a responsible economy. In its turn, a responsible economy corresponds to the ethics of virtue, which connects the rational to the reasonable. As a virtue, responsibility is that positive characteristic of trust that focuses on providing the proper response to the social-economic questions that we encounter. In this chapter we therefore call for concrete,  here-and-now  economic changes throughout the world. Instead of a  u-topia  or a  dys-topia  we can witness today the emergence of what we refer to as a ‘ u-globia’ . It therefore does not involve a polarization between  Homo economicus  and  Homo amans , or between the economy and ethics.

Homo Amans in the Economy: A Utopia?