Post-capitalism, as articulated by Alnoor Ladha, refers to an economic and social paradigm that transcends the limitations and exploitative structures inherent in capitalism. Ladha envisions a system structured around equity, sustainability, and communal well-being rather than perpetual growth, profit maximization, and individual accumulation. This emergent framework is characterized by cooperative ownership models, decentralized governance, and regenerative relationships with the ecosystem. Central to post-capitalism is the dismantling of systemic power imbalances, fostering a world where resources and opportunities are distributed more justly. Ladha posits that true liberation from the capitalist construct necessitates a profound cultural shift towards values of solidarity, stewardship, and holistic prosperity.

See also: neoliberal capitalism, late-stage capitalism, capitalist system, post capitalist, social movement