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"Michel Bauwens is the founder of the Foundation for Peer-to-Peer Alternatives and works in collaboration with a global group of researchers in the exploration of peer production, governance, and property.
1. From the Wikiversity: "Deleuze coined the term 'dividual' to explain the mechanisms of a 'control society', which he opposes to Foucaults 'disciplinary society' (a stage he says we have left). The basic premise is that the term individual means indivisible, the smallest unit which society can be reduced to.
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Cindy Blackstock: "There are significant differences between First Nationsand western worldviews particularly inrelation to time, interconnection of reality, andthe First Nations belief that simple principlesoften explain complex phenomena such as theuniverse or humanity. Physics’ theory ofeverything departs from the ontological normsunderlying man...
The Relational Worldview Principles
Cindy Blackstock: Inspired "by Native American child welfareexpert Terry Cross in the relational worldviewmodel (Cross, 1997; Cross, 2007). The principles are categorized in four domains(cognitive, physical, spiritual, and emotional)of personal and collective well-being: 1. COGNITIVE: self andcommunity actualization, role,service, identity, and esteem 2. PHYSICAL: water, food,housing, safety, and security 3. SPIRITUAL: spirituality andlife purpose 4. EMOTIONAL: love,relationship, and belongin...
From the conclusion: "Inspired by Ermine’s and colleagues' (Ermine,Sinclair, & Jeffery, 2004) concepts of ethicalspace and the tragic, longstandingoverrepresentation of poor outcomes for FirstNations children, BOL proposes a holisticapproach for conceptualizing structural factorsaffecting First Nations children and families.The interpretation of th...
Discussion. "Polis seeks to give citizens a dynamic overview of the entire spectrum of opinion around a discussion topic and has been seen as a highly effective direct and deliberative democracy social media tool [42].
Global Villages - P2P Foundation. Global Villages = local, self-sustaining, learning communities that are globally connected , combining the immaterial wealth of global connectedness and peer design with the material wealth of local natural resource cycles and human community.
Cosmolocalism stands for a transformation in how we produce the stuff of life. It is a contested space with no guarantees. There are patent wars and appropriations of IP, the challenges in building and financing open source and open design start ups, creating urban commons ecosystems, and a variety of other challenges.
Concepts as diverse as green architecture, alternative power sources and the saving of rivers and wetlands are woven into an overriding philosophy that describes a new mandate for living in harmony, rather than in conflict with, our environment.
