Inclusionism Core
Code of Equity
Code of Equity
Definition
A framework for recognizing, attributing, distributing, and legitimizing value generated through interaction.
Historical Origin
Inclusionism originally described itself as a "Code of Equity" in contrast to traditional discussions of a "Code of Ethics."
Inclusionist Perspective
Where ethics often asks:
"What is right?"
A Code of Equity asks:
"How should value be recognized and distributed?"
Core Principle
Equity is the tangible evidence that participation has been recognized.
Inclusionist Perspective
As civilizations improve their understanding of value creation, they should improve their ability to:
recognize contribution
attribute participation
distribute value
expand agency
strengthen belonging
Relationships
Core Question
How can systems become increasingly accurate in recognizing and distributing value?