Rebalancing the World: Why Women Belong and Men Compete and How to Restore the Ancient Equilibrium – Cultural Values of Generosity, Mutuality, and Cooperation by Carol L. Flinders

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Rebalancing the World: Why Women Belong and Men Compete and How to Restore the Ancient Equilibrium – Cultural Values of Generosity, Mutuality, and Cooperation by Carol L. FlindersISBN: 9780062517371 HarperOne, 23 September 2003 Paperback, 256 pages For all of our progress,the world stubbornly retains a male dominated, competitive streak. Certainly the emphasis our culture places on enterprise has given us much, but what have we sacrificed along the way? Carol Lee Flinders argues that the more ancient values of Belonging (mutuality, cooperation, and generosity), traditionally associated with women, have been subsumed by those

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