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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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An infographic describing how the Fifth Season Coop's innovative six-member class structure fosters regional food security and local economic stability. 
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“Despite 300 years of industrialisation 156 of 196 modern states are agrarian; that is, their economies remain land based. Their assets cover two thirds of the world’s land area and cater to 87% of its population. Directly dependent rural dwellers number three billion or 42% of the world’s population. Most (at least two billion and... Continue reading →
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This book chapter is an ethnography of a vibrant solidarity economy that spread throughout crisis-ridden Greece from early 2012 onwards.
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My previous four posts centred on several projects associated with the Catalan Integral Cooperative (AureaSocial, MaCUS, CASX and SOM Pujarnol). In this one I would like to share with you my notes on one of the most active CIC committees, known as the CAC. The Central d’Abastiment Catalana (CAC), which means “Catalan Supply Center”, was... Continue reading →
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BUILDING THE OPEN SOURCE CIRCULAR ECONOMY COMMONS TRANSITION COOPERATIVES DEFAULT ETHICAL ECONOMY FOOD AND AGRICULTURE OPEN COOPS & SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS ORIGINAL CONTENT P2P BUSINESS MODELS P2P FOUNDATION P2P INFRASTRUCTURES P2P MONEY
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In the first of an occasional series, Sophie Jerram considers the history and current practice of commoning in New Zealand.
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PODpioneers is a global community bringing fresh, affordable, organic food to backyards and local communities throughout the world.
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