Feminist economy, social and solidarity economy, paraeconomic paradigm: rethinking the hegemonic paradigm and the importance of women

Abstract

This article aims to propose a reflection on the need to reconfigure the understanding about the hegemonic, onedimensional, market-centered paradigm. For this, it reflects on the urgency of breaking with the binarisms and dividing lines of the current society and the paraeconomic paradigm, when proposing a multicentric analysis, without the predominance of any of the enclaves that compose it, it is presented as a possibility. In this way, it approaches the feminist economy and the social and solidarity economy because both understand the need to incorporate non-market and nonmonetary activities in this context. Specifically, both highlight the necessary role of women in this paradigmatic reconfiguration and, therefore, the elimination of the current androcentric bias.