The power of money. Monetics against corruption. Martí Olivella.

Index.

• Preface by Johan Galtung.
• Foreword.
• Introduction.
• Plutarchy and other tales.

• Chapter 1. Human monetization.
• A «not very clear» origin.
• Mercy, market, money.
• Chapter 2. Subtle weapon.
• Chapter 3. The two faces of currency.
• Chapter 4. The good use of instruments.
• Chapter 5. Aristotle against Plato.
• Chapter 6. The unstoppable abstraction.
• Chapter 7. The kingdom of darkness.
• The wizards of money.
• The banking system. Judge and party in its own case.
• Underground in the vaults.
• Chapter 8. Impunity and disorder.
• Part one.
• Second part.
• Third part.
• Conclusion.
• Chapter 9. The subtle bondage of culture.
• Chapter 10. A trip through Eden.
• Chapter 11. Facing up to things.
• First feature: responsibilization.
• Second feature: beyond mercantilism and planning.
• Third feature. Neo-economic science.
• Chapter 12. From clay to silicon, going through gold & paper.
• Chapter 13. Agility and accuracy.
• Chapter 14. Which option?.
• Chapter 15. There is no return: the damnation of the West.
• Chapter 16. Neither heaven nor hell.
• Exporting countries, but with a reduced domestic market.
• Industrialized countries.
• International exchanges.
• Countries in transition to real capitalism.
• Chapter 17. Monetics: a temptation or a challenge.
• First. A rejection of the use of electronic money.
• Second. Guarantee of a democratic use of electronic money.
• Third. To ignore the issue.
• Chapter 18. The taming of the bull.
• Chapter 19. Let us imagine that...
1. Liability and new organization of government institutions: political, judicial and social.
2. Independent, open, documented and free justice.
3. A free market, but documentally liable.
4. Voluntary and free communal services.
5. Balanced, ecological and informative economy.
6. Free federation and confederation of ethnic groups making up the geopolitical society.
7. Balanced and interdependent foreign relations.
• Chapter 20. Changing the key to open the door.

• Summary: the twenty theses.
• Conclusion: the change of change.
• Annex: A Plan Against Corruption.
• Suggestions of transparence for politicians.
• Suggestions of transparence for public institutions.
• Suggestions of transparence for private concerns.
• Suggestions of transparence for citizens.
• Suggestions for the «transparence regime» within the framework of the European unity.
• Proposals in the framework of international relations.

Edicions 62. Barcelona.
ISBN. 84-297-3399-X.
English edition.
© Martí Olivella.
D.L: B-27323-93.