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Imagine building your ideal village with friends, family, and community. How would you design it? How would you choose to live? We call this vision of a lifestyle so many of us are searching for “Village 3.0”. Village 3.0 seeks to find an authentic balance between
2009年10月21日 · The primary driving force behind the parallel village is to create a wonderful place that all its inhabitants love. Enable people and communities to create a place that provides them both what they need and what they love.
The village commune model traced its origins, in the oldest areas of civilization, back to the beginning of the agricultural revolution, when humans first began to raise crops in permanent village settlements. Before that time, the dominant social grouping was the semi-nomadic hunter-gather group.
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Franz Nahrada: "The core subject of Global Villages is the way we can live physically ifwe have all the support that the communication revolution can give us. The core assumptionis that we can, for the first time, deeply followthe insight of Kohr and Schumacher that smaller units of social living arepotentially more rich in terms of human experienc...
A contribution of Franz Nahrada, who played some role in the Oekonux mailing list and their third conference in Vienna 2004, on the concept of Global Villages, local, self-sustaining communities that are nevertheless globally connected and collaborating - to even increase their degree of autonomy.. "Global Villages (in plural!) (also sometimes name...
Global Villages follow the Hannover Principles URL = http://www.mindfully.org/Sustainability/Hannover-Principles.htm(with some additions by Franz Nahrada) 1. Insist on rights of humanity and nature to co-existin a healthy, supportive, diverse and sustainable condition. 2. Recognize interdependence. The elements of human design interact with and dep...
Franz Nahrada wrote in 2024 a few lines further explaining the concept: "There are four meanings of the metaphor "global village" in McLuhan's work, and it seems that this ambiguity did not bother him, but even pleased him. ˧Tthe first meaning is "as if": We are confronted with realities in real time that give the impression that what we experience...
More info from the GIVEinitiative: 1. http://www.globalvillages.info/wiki?/GlobalVillages/Directory; 2. http://www.globalvillages.info/wiki?/GlobalVillages/DiscussGlobalVillages Definitional work at 1. http://www.globalvillages.info/wiki.cgi?GlobalVillages/Definition See also related concepts such as Multi-local Societies and Glocalized Networks
The following 2 books are recommended by Franz Nahrada: 1. Design Outlaws, at http://www.designoutlaws.org/ crossing architecture, ecology and technology. 2. Local Action / Global Interaction Edited by Peter Day and Douglas Schuler Info at http://trout.cpsr.org/program/sphere/books/community-practice.toc.html
Village Hosts seek out and connect assets that may already exist in a community – but are unknown, or isolated: people, places, buildings, and skills. They connect these neglected assets in events, services and enterprises.
OS Ecology's central focus is developing what it calls an Open-Village Construction Set: a collection of open-source, appropriate technology tools that can be integrated into the village economy.
