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David Bollier

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Why Ivan Illich Still Matters Today by David Bollier David Bollier bollier.org/blog/why-ivan-… "Illich therefore proposed the concept of “convivial tools” that honor human agency and creativity"

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"Illich therefore proposed the concept of “convivial tools” that honor human agency and creativity"
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My suggestion in my book 'Free, Fair and Alive', with Silke Helfrich, is the idea of 'relationalized property' in a commons. Instead of the Lockean scenario, people have social, emotional and sometimes spiritual relations with care-wealth (aka 'resources').

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A great conversation with three pioneering commoners on their respective fields of action: community-based Solar Commons; post-capitalist clothing systems; and open source technologies for regenerative agriculture!

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Norman Lear described himself as "another version of you." Which helps explain why his shows were so hilarious: they found humor in the human condition we all share. Laughter as a metaphysical dimension of the Cosmos! Deep gratitude for your 101 years, my friend!

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Solar Commons's brilliant model: use solar arrays to generate new 20-year streams of revenue for community wealth-building. Commoners manage partnerships via a trust & allocate funds. Kathryn Milun explains on my latest 'Frontiers of Commoning' podcast: tinyurl.com/32sr76m2

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Honored and happy to share this talk with David Bollier on developing protocols from traditional economics. ♥️🌱 #commons Podcast david-bollier.simplecast.com/episodes/will-… Blog bollier.org/blog/will-rudd…

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There appears to be a pre-monetary resource coordination practice in nearly every indigenous culture that involves accounting, credit and debt, settlement and advanced planning with multiple cycles and a network of connected associations. This traditional practice #ROLA seems

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Highly recommended for a unique & enlivening There Are Many Alternatives (TAMA instead of Thatcher's TINA) take on our economy: David Bollier's Frontiers of Commoning podcast. Start w/ his interview of Nathan Schneider about his new book, "Governable Spaces." bollier.org/blog/nathan-sc…

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Impressive collection of essays dealing with commons and political economy. Thanks to co-editors Hendrik Wagenaar and Koen Bartels!

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In his new book 'Governable Spaces,' Nathan Schneider Nathan Schneider explores the rich possibilities for democratic governance on the Internet. Check out his interview at 'Frontiers of Commoning' podcast. tinyurl.com/4x8ntwnh

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But legal hacks such as community land trusts can decommodify land, making it noncapitalist in perpetuity. "Property on the outside, commons on the inside." Peer owned rather than state owned.

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“I use the metaphor of nature as the - network of assemblies - acting like the mycelium in nature, a way to communicate and allow [the] people and communities to react to corruption, to domination, to degradation of the environment, to whatever is happening around them in an

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Land conservation as wilderness or eco-tourism? Bram BĂĽscher proposes a third way: address capitalist growth itself through "convivial conservation." Bridge the human/nature divide with eco-respectful collaborations. Frontiers of Commoning podcast: tinyurl.com/uj75pmun

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An exciting convergence of commoners and friends this Friday at the Festival of Commoning in Stroud, England! festival-of-commoning.org Dil Green: Novel: -Money/-Governance/-Wisdom #BuildCommons #Commoning

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'An Atlas of Commoning' showcases dozens of fascinating urban commons projects worldwide. Carnegie Mellon architect-urbanist Stefan Gruber explains on 'Frontiers of Commoning' podcast: tinyurl.com/2s3a8j3y

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Just an alert to let you all know that I can now be found on Bluesky, a much nicer place. (But I'll be hanging on to my account here to prevent impersonators -- something you need to worry about on X).