Rob Faure Walker is Research England Fellow at University College London. He helps others heal from the alienation of modernity via integratedmindscapes.co.uk.

“This book is a bold and important work. It rubs ‘love’ and ‘the market’ together in the actualities of concrete life, revealing the contradictions and the existential crises they entail.” Grant Banfield, University of South Australia

• Introduction1. What Do We Mean When We Speak of Love?2. Wandering and Wondering3. Love: An ‘Incendiary Subcultural Movement’4. Modernity: This Is Not as Good as It Gets5. The Wealth of Colonies6. A Field in England7. Imagination: We Are All Danny Baker8. Stuck: How Our Imagination Was Stifled by the Enlightenment9. Is Neoliberalism Different?10. Love and the Market: From Karma to Dharma and to Janana11. Alternatives: Models for Living12. We Are Here Now: Utopia and How to Build a Loving SocietyEpilogue

Rob Faure Walker is Research England Fellow at University College London. He helps others heal from the alienation of modernity via integratedmindscapes.co.uk.

“This book is a bold and important work. It rubs ‘love’ and ‘the market’ together in the actualities of concrete life, revealing the contradictions and the existential crises they entail.” Grant Banfield, University of South Australia

• Introduction1. What Do We Mean When We Speak of Love?2. Wandering and Wondering3. Love: An ‘Incendiary Subcultural Movement’4. Modernity: This Is Not as Good as It Gets5. The Wealth of Colonies6. A Field in England7. Imagination: We Are All Danny Baker8. Stuck: How Our Imagination Was Stifled by the Enlightenment9. Is Neoliberalism Different?10. Love and the Market: From Karma to Dharma and to Janana11. Alternatives: Models for Living12. We Are Here Now: Utopia and How to Build a Loving SocietyEpilogue

Rob Faure Walker is Research England Fellow at University College London. He helps others heal from the alienation of modernity via integratedmindscapes.co.uk.

“This book is a bold and important work. It rubs ‘love’ and ‘the market’ together in the actualities of concrete life, revealing the contradictions and the existential crises they entail.” Grant Banfield, University of South Australia

• Introduction1. What Do We Mean When We Speak of Love?2. Wandering and Wondering3. Love: An ‘Incendiary Subcultural Movement’4. Modernity: This Is Not as Good as It Gets5. The Wealth of Colonies6. A Field in England7. Imagination: We Are All Danny Baker8. Stuck: How Our Imagination Was Stifled by the Enlightenment9. Is Neoliberalism Different?10. Love and the Market: From Karma to Dharma and to Janana11. Alternatives: Models for Living12. We Are Here Now: Utopia and How to Build a Loving SocietyEpilogue