Mother Pelican
A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability

Vol. 12, No. 1, January 2016 Luis T. Gutiérrez, Editor

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Egalitarian Complementarity for Integral Development EPIPHANY 2016 "And they’re marching for you, baby they’re marching for us because we deserve to do more than just survive we deserve to thrive… so just close those eyes, baby and sleep in peace because we won’t let you down, you’ll see." Photo: Simon Ruf/UN Social Media Mother of Nations ~ Carmel of Reno ARTICLES Editorial Essay: Egalitarian Complementarity for Integral Development The Church of Economism and Its Discontents, by Richard Norgaard Central Transitions, by Carlos Cuellar Brown Toward a Systematic Reduction of Debt, by Carmine Gorga The Earth Charter at 15: A Spiritual Lens on Sustainability, by Steven Rockefeller Faith-Based Economics: The Corporate World and the Survival of Civilization, by Anne H. Ehrlich and Paul R. Ehrlich Economic Growth: How It Works; How it Fails; Why Wealth Disparity Occurs, by Gail Tverberg Long in the Background, Population Becoming a Bigger Issue at Climate Change Discussions, by Robert Engelman The Ecology of Language, by Abbie Simmonds The False Promise of Economic Growth, by George Monbiot International Community Attempts to Negotiate with Nature in Paris, by Nat Parry Can We Have Our Climate and Eat It Too?, by Richard Heinberg God Beyond Gender: On Peter Wilkes’ A Woman Called God, by Jessica Lake Mason Dismantling the Patriarchy Is an Ecumenical Task, by Marissa Stern SUPPLEMENTS Advances in Sustainable Development Directory of Sustainable Development Resources Strategies for Solidarity and Sustainability Best Practices for Solidarity and Sustainability Fostering Gender Balance in Society Fostering Gender Balance in Religion Meditations on Man and Woman, Humanity and Nature Egalitarian Complementarity for Integral Development What goes around, comes around. The integral development of men is harmed as much as that of women when the feminine half of humanity is undervalued and the masculine half is overvalued. For the same reason, there can be no integral ecology as long as the patriarchal gender binary prevails in human/male-nature/female relations, as the COP21 Paris Agreement painfully shows. COP21, Climate Change, and Mother Earth, by David Hayward, 22 December 2015 Thankfully, the age of patriarchy (as defined in Genesis 3:16) is passing away. The patriarchal family model of male headship is evolving toward joint male-female (father-mother) headship. Nurturing this egalitarian complementarity of man and woman, in both secular and religious institutions, is crucial to foster integral human development and social/ecological justice. COP21 Paris Agreement          Paris: the Untold Story The Paris Climate Agreement: Deliverance or Disappointment? Too Little, Too Late          Can the Planet Be Saved? COP21 – Is the Jubilation Warranted? |Back to SUMMARY|      |Back to OUTLINE| Page 1      Page 2      Page 3      Page 4      Page 5      Page 6      Page 7      Page 8      Page 9 Supplement 1      Supplement 2      Supplement 3      Supplement 4      Supplement 5      Supplement 6 PelicanWeb Home Page

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