$.$ From the article on "Building a Solidarity Economy in Jackson, Mississippi" list the concrete ways that Cooperation Jackson is trying to economically empower the community from below. How is it like Mondragon not only in terms of its historical context, setting, and economic structure but also in the ethical terms of how it pursues higher ends other than a singular focus on private profit? $($You must describe and name the common ethical framework implied by them here, choosing from the one's we've studied$--$virtue, utilitarianism, and deontology: in preparing for your final presentations, get into the practice of providing a more substantive answer that connects the dots of the course well$--$e$.$g$.$ think about the common meals of Crete versus Sparta, or Ron Finley's urban gardening project, or Mill's more nuanced critique of capitalist relations of production and his alternative organization of labor, and how all these practices exemplified a certain ethical framework$)$