Tag: The Commons

Mundraub.org: Sharing Our Common Fruit

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In Germany, the clash between abundant but forgotten fruit in the public space – and the lack of information about property rights – calls for action: Mundraub. Read more »

Urban Gardening as a Corrective for Homo Economicus

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The return of gardens to the city everywhere shows a changing relationship between public and private. This movement is young, colorful and socially heterogeneous. Read more »

El Buen Vivir and the Commons

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A conversation on the commons between writer/activist Silke Helfrich and indigenous rights consultant Gustavo Soto Santiesteban. Read more »

It’s a Commons If You Want It

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Slovenian artist Marjetica Potrč and collaborators have a new exhibition, “The Commons,” in The Hague. The piece consists of forest remnants and an office tower. Read more »

Is Open Source the Solution to Global Warming?

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The solution to a massively complex global ecological crisis may be to spread the sharing meme. And here's an exciting opportunity to test it in the real world. Read more »

The Anarchist's Guide to Seed Sharing

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Seed-sharing is an ancient practice throughout the world. It is currently under threat by big industrial seed corporations that want to patent seeds. Not here. Read more »

Eating in Public: Reclaiming the Commons with an Anarchist Ethos

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The idea for the Eating in Public project is simple: reclaim the commons in as many ways as you can in order to disrupt the capitalist systems around you. Read more »

Mayors Take Over the World

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After all the intense focus on national and state elections this year, let’s remember that local government plays a crucial role in protecting what belongs to all of us. Read more »

The Commons as a Transformative Vision

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We're poised between an old world that no longer works and a new one struggling to be born. In this essay, David Bollier and Silke Helfrich of the Commons Strategy Group point a way forward beyond market and state to a common-based society where power and resources are shared voluntarily. Read more »

Share or Die: A Challenge for Our Times

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Three areas address questions about who, where, and how the developed world might share in the future: Generation Y, Shareable Cities, and Collaborative Consumption. Read more »
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