This article presents three ideas that underpin, from our perspective, feminist economics: the theoretical break with the official economy to expand the boundaries beyond the market, the “discovery” of care, and the political challenge by proposing a break with the current model. The aim is to show the theoretical and political potential of feminist economics and their ability to propose a new paradigm capable of providing a radiograph of social and economic founding much closer to reality than that provided by the economy.
Care as the backbone of a new economy
