Beyond Capitalism and Socialism — Toward a Syntropic Political Economy

Rubens Turci

Beyond Capitalism and Socialism argues that the opposition between capitalism and socialism cannot be overcome by compromise alone, because both often operate as partial projections of a deeper problem: how to think economy, power, agency, responsibility, and participation within a relational field that remains open to correction. The book develops a syntropic political economy as a philosophical proposal oriented by coherence, differentiated agency, regeneration, and continual reorientation toward reality.

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