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The ideal of Social and Economic Justice is one of the pillars supporting modern democracies. From this ideal, we are holding the hypothesis that social-economy enterprises foster values of social and economic justice to a greater extent than any traditional capitalist company do. Method: Relying on the empirical-analytical perspective, we have worked with the presidents of a sample of 148 social enterprises in Argentina. Specifically, we have analysed their perception about the adequacy of their cooperatives to the principles of "social and economic justice" expressed in the Earth Charter. Results. Respondents maintain that their cooperatives "treat all workers alike, use collaboration, mutual understanding and solidarity as internal management in conflict resolution, or promote diverse improvements in local communities", among other aspects. Discussion: We finally conclude that there are more democratic ways to meet human needs, such as development models, which advocate for redistribution of wealth or introduce the value of solidarity in the economic debate. Obviously, if education wants to deepen the democratic strengthening of our societies, it must take the real interconnection existing between itself and the rest of human dimensions.

Educar para la justicia social y económica desde la Carta de la Tierra: el caso de empresas de economía social en Argentina