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It is well known that throughout history there have always been economic practices based on solidarity to protect all the members of the community. Capitalism, nevertheless, promoted an individualistic system that believed the Common Good would be achieved just in the course of attaining our own self-interest. The failure to solve problems such us poverty, inequality, unemployment, environmental destruction, and so, has given a new impulse to the practices of the Solidarity Economy all over the world. This article gives us an insight into these practices, and the contributions and alternatives suggested by the Solidarity Economy and the Common Good Economy in a context of economic, ecological, political and moral crisis.

Acercamiento a las prácticas de la economía social, la economía solidaria y la economía del bien común, ¿qué nos ofrecen?