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After the Crash The Emergence of the Rainbow Economy Dauncey, Guy Publisher:  Hants Resource Type:  Book Abstract:  The author states that one of the purposes of the book is to "build a coherent vision of the future." In a clear and definite manner Daucey gives many examples of alternative economic and political solutions to the global crisis. He discusses community building, the transformation of business, new methods of financing, the protection of nature, community democracy and global evolution. Topics Alternative Economic Structures/Models Banking Business Canada Capitalism Community Building Democracy Ecology Economic Alternatives Economic Crises Economics Environmental Protection Evolution Financing Global Issues International Monetary Fund (IMF) Investment Natural Disasters Political Alternatives Politics Social Change Social Inequality U.S. Military

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