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Description Will Ruddick: " pooling represents the aggregation of resources, intentions, commitments or efforts for collective use or benefit. In traditional Kenyan communities, this is vividly alive in communal land stewardship and shared agricultural practices — a
4 天前 · Nondominium. the first and perhaps original mmeaning was: = Nondominium – reflects the fact that no country or combination of countries has the power of dominant control over the relevant territory and resources. But here we use it as a new form of common property, that belongs to everyone but no one in particular.
Instead, the initiative, involving 2,000 community-run kitchens across the country and support and funding from small businesses from butchers to bakeries, was the brainchild of the Argentinian grassroots social movement, Barrios de Pie. It is just one example among thousands of acts of compassion, solidarity and voluntary cooperation that have ...
Description. Christian Siefkes : "Nick Dyer-Witheford (2007) has proposed the term Commonism for a society where the basic social form of production are the Commons (while in capitalism, commodities are the basic social form). As the success of commons-based peer production shows, commons and peer production go together very well.
2010年9月20日 · Description. "The challenges that the World Mountain People need to take up are those of preserving their special connection to their territories, their resources, their cultures, and their fellow citizens, all of which are a source of strong identities in a world of profound change. They need to take up the challenge of adaptation and ...
And this stability in which we can so live is precisely that which the pure Reason has already given us, although it can be arrived at without reasoning at all, without knowing previously what it is,— it is pure existence, eternal, infinite, indefinable, not affected by the ...
2019年8月9日 · 1. Promote and provide learning on why and how open cooperatives should be set up and developed. 2. Provide coop business angels to give advice (on a voluntary basis; funded by a central body supported by members’ contributions; or a fee on terms agreed with the advice-receiver). 3.
