Post-capitalism

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Post-capitalism is a hypothetical state in which the sociological, economic, and political systems of the world require a regulatory process for systemwide Environmental/Climate Justice. This would entail making Sustainability/Climate Change a number one political ideology. When both the sociological and ecological environments are prioritized over the economic and political spheres for a concurrent [global] society it can be construed as Post-Capitalism. What is actually Sustainable Post-Capitalism is the regulatory teleological directive [Degrowth] that enables a global society to develop without exacerbating climate change, economic debt or other negative sociological consequences such as increasing income disparity/oppression that can be associated with 'Green' Capitalism, Gentrification and a polarized Neo-political climate. To create logistical autonomy between the global north and global south can be construed as sustainable Post-Capital societal development.

New Localism [worldwide] is a duplicatable cooperative model for post-capital sustainable development in a cultural context to a global society.