1. banking4humanity ­ a white paper for a renewed ethical banking service model
INDEX
Establishing an interest­free credit allocation and payment system,
which through territorial subsidiarity, restores a humanistic process of economic direct democracy,
that leads to the globalisation of social equity and ecological sustainability.
White Paper sections
0. ​Cover page and acknowledgements
1. ​Challenges to be addressed
2. Stakeholders to be involved ­​ see appendices 5.2 below
3. ​Strategy Proposed
5. APPENDICES
5.1 Conceptual change research
5.1.1 ​Bail­in: a safety net for the TBTF banks, and a means of eliminating their ethical bank competitors
5.1.2 ​Mervyn King predicts the digital revolution of the banking system
5.1.3 ​The fallacy of the existing monetary paradigm
5.1.4 ​Banks as Social Accountants And Socio­economic Regulators
5.1.5 ​A more accurate understanding about fractional reserve banking
5.1.6 ​The problem of speculation in commoditised credit
5.1.7 ​The negative consequences​ of allocating credit as an interest bearing commodity
5.1.8 ​The cultural domain as a transformational force​ to democratise the economy
5.1.9 ​Restoring the spiritual and humanistic dimension​ of capital and money
5.1.10 ​The distinction between social equity and equality
5.1.11 ​Redressing illegitimate statute law through recognition of the Higher Law
5.2 Stakeholders
5.2.1 ​The banking4humanity Faculty​ ­ prospective members
5.2.2 ​The eeZone Cooperative: prospective NON­GOVERNMENTAL members
5.2.3 ​The eeZone: GOVERNMENTAL stakeholders
5.2.4 ​Local enterprises and organisations to be contacted
5.2.5 ​Local citizens wanting a personal account with an ethical bank
5.2.6 ​Socio­economic equity and ecological sustainability stakeholders
5.2.7 ​Islamic economics, finance and banking stakeholders
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