commoner’s catalog

(2021) – commoner’s catalog to changemaking by david bollier
common\ing et al
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I’m thrilled to announce the publication of ‘The Commoner’s Catalog for Changemaking: Tools for the Transitions Ahead’! More at https://t.co/0JuOJ6H47E and the book’s website, https://t.co/pKoQ98t5UA. Transformational models are already here — and flourishing!
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/davidbollier/status/1479128297132986371
on books site [https://www.commonerscatalog.org/books/the-commoners-catalog-for-changemaking?page=-3] – you can click on book cover image and then use arrows on keyboard to read it
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what’s in the catalog:
The commons is rising. Looking beyond the market and state, commoners are applying their social imaginations and collective power to build a new world of possibilities.
The emerging Commonsverse can be seen in relocalized food systems and community land trusts … in racial empowerment through collective action and mutual aid … and in free and open source software, peer production, and platform cooperatives.
Commoning is helping communities to steward scarce water supplies, farmers to develop varied forms of regenerative agriculture, and artists to reclaim control of their creative lives. Ordinary people are becoming more self-reliant through time- banking and collaborative finance, care collectives and gift economies, and alternative local currencies.
In 25 thematic sections, The Commoner’s Catalog for Changemaking explores these and many other transformations through profiles of groundbreaking commons projects, books, websites, organizations, and activist innovations.
CONTENTS
4 Commoning & Changemaking
the cry during the pandemic and blm was ‘i can’t breathe’.. the aspiration of this catalog is to help us breathe more fully and deeply.. to show how ewe can engage constructively w each other.. tools for inevitable transitions ahead..
rushkoff
6 The Commons Risingmonbiot
12 Commons Seen as Resourceshardin’s tragedy and ostrom’s coop
15 Commoningrelational – art of hosting.. non violent communication
raworth’s doughnut econ
19 Rethinking Economicsillich’s convivial tools et al..
mauss.. gift econ et al
suzman’s affluence
25 Life Itself as a Commonsbregman’s humankind.. and lord of flies as (not) human nature
weber (enlivenment essay notes) – andreas on animism – reality as commons
30 Commons in History
34 Relocalizing the Economy
helena norberg-hodge
41 Reclaiming the Landindigenous peoples
44 Convivial Conservation
46 Food and Agricultureagri surplus et al.. flood retreat et al
51 Stewardship of Waterstanding rock
55 Encountering the More-than-Humancity as commons (policy reader).. re imagining value report..
59 More Livable Cities through Commoningchristian iaione et al.. labgov et al
63 The Powers of Peer Productionfablabs.. gershenfeld something else law
cosmo local ness.. p2p foundation et al.. michel on p2p & commons.. p2p commons manifesto..
66 Digital Infrastructures for Commoning
decision making is unmooring us law.. we need to org around legit needs.. ie: curiosity over decision making
68 Law & the Commonsownership – intellectual property et al.. rights.. platform coop ness and cooperatives and free fair & alive et al.. seed freedom et al..
74 Learning as a Commonsgustavo esteva.. ivan illich.. john taylor gatto
77 Money & Finance
need to let go of any form of m\a\p
81 Care Worksilvia federici
86 Racial Justice Through Commoning
92 Cooperativesnathan schneider.. platform coop ness.. everything for everyone
disco manifesto
97 Arts & Culturewetiko
103 Commoning Happens Everywhere
106 System-Change Movementstransition towns..the democracy project..
110 Who Owns the Million Dollar Baseball?
skimmed.. may read later
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